Wednesday, 9 October 2013

Marketing Management



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National Institute of Business Management
Chennai - 020
FIRST SEMESTER EMBA/ MBA
Subject : Marketing Management

Attend any 4 questions.  Each question carries 25 marks
(Each answer should be of minimum 2 pages / of 300 words)


1.Examine the developments in the concept and practice of Marketing.

Answer : The Development Of The Marketing Concept

The marketing concept is a fairly recent one, and has been preceded by other business philosophies.

Production orientation - During the nineteenth century it was often thought that people would buy anything, provided it was cheap enough. This belief had some truth in it, since the invention of the steam engine allowed very much cheaper mass-produced items to be made. The prevailing attitude among manufacturers was that getting production right was all that mattered; this is calledproduction orientation. This paradigm usually prevails in market conditions under which demand greatly exceeds supply, and is thereof




2.Explain the concept and importance of today’s Service Marketing.
Answer : Stated simply, Services Marketing refers to the marketing of services as against tangible products.

As already discussed, services are inherently intangible, are consumed simultaneously at the time of their production, cannot be stored, saved or resold once they have been used and service offerings are unique and cannot be exactly repeated even by the same service provider.

Marketing of services is a relatively new




3.Explain the importance of consumer behavior for marketers.
Answer :





4.What is the meaning of Advertisement and its difference with publicity? Explain.
Answer :

5.Explain the process of recruitment.

Answer : The 19 Steps in an Effective Recruiting Process

In this section I’ll list each of the 19 distinct steps in the recruiting process, as well as the primary goal and the common cause of failure for each.
Step #1  Determine your ideal recruiting target — the goal of this step is to determine precisely who recruiting efforts should target, including performance level, experience level, and whether or not they are actively looking for a job. If you’re targeting top performers or poaching from competitors, the remaining steps of the recruiting process must be designed to “fit” the needs in the job search process of your



6.Explain the techniques and methods for designing organization structure.
Answer :


25 x 4=100 marks

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