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Marketing Logistics

Christopher, Martin · London : Routledge, 2015

Publisher
London : Routledge, 2015
Physical description
158 pages
ISBN
9781138174290
Dewey classification
658.7
Language
English

Summary

The customer value creation process

Customer service and customer relationship management

Customer profitability analysis

Demand management

Integrating product development and logistics

Value delivery management

Managing the extended enterprise

Managing Global Pipelines

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Catalogue record

FieldValue
001Control number83035
005Date and time of latest transaction18 Oct 2023, 14:58
008Fixed-length data elements130925
020International Standard Book Number (ISBN)9781138174290
040Cataloging sourceHuflit
041Language codeeng
044Country of publishing/producing entity codexxk
082Dewey Decimal call number658.7 CHR313T
100Main entry – personal nameChristopher, Martin
245Title statementMarketing Logistics / Martin Christopher, Helen Peck
250Edition statementSecond edition.
260Publication, distribution, etc. (imprint)London : Routledge, 2015
300Physical description158 pages. : illustration ; 16x24 cm.
504Bibliography, etc. noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
520Summary, etc.The customer value creation process; Customer service and customer relationship management; Customer profitability analysis; Demand management; Integrating product development and logistics; Value delivery management; Managing the extended enterprise; Managing Global Pipelines.
526Study program information noteNgôn Ngữ Anh, Tiếp thị trong Logistics, ĐCCT - 2021
650Subject added entry – topical term
  • Business logistics
  • Hậu cần kinh doanh
  • Marketing--Management
  • Marketing--Quản lý
700Added entry – personal nameauthor.
852Location
  • Thư viện Hóc Môn 100047487
  • Thư viện Sư Vạn Hạnh 100047486
999CollectionCore textbooks per course syllabus