Becoming market oriented

Although the marketing concept has been emphasized in business periodical and academic literature over the past decade, a more transorganizational framework is needed for becoming market oriented. A structural perspective from sociology can be adapted to identify when a firm lacks a market orientati...

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Published in:Journal of business research 1992-05, Vol.24 (3), p.191-207
Main Authors: Lichtenthal, J.David, Wilson, David T.
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Market planning
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Norms
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