This paper contributes to the definition and understanding of marketing strategy implementation (MSI). We use Suddaby's (2010) suggestions for construct clarity to propose an improved definition of the construct of MSI. Characterising MSI as a phenomenon with interdepartmental and individual level components, we draw together prior work from the intraorganisational conflict, social psychology, marketing interaction, motivation and organisational commitment literatures to propose a multiple-perspective model of MSI. Finally, we present some results of a small scale (N = 138) survey to examine the relationships suggested by the model. These preliminary findings suggest that the model has prima facie validity and may form the basis for useful future work.
Capturing an elusive phenomenon: developing and testing a multiple perspective model of marketing strategy implementation
SMITH, BRIAN
2014
Abstract
This paper contributes to the definition and understanding of marketing strategy implementation (MSI). We use Suddaby's (2010) suggestions for construct clarity to propose an improved definition of the construct of MSI. Characterising MSI as a phenomenon with interdepartmental and individual level components, we draw together prior work from the intraorganisational conflict, social psychology, marketing interaction, motivation and organisational commitment literatures to propose a multiple-perspective model of MSI. Finally, we present some results of a small scale (N = 138) survey to examine the relationships suggested by the model. These preliminary findings suggest that the model has prima facie validity and may form the basis for useful future work.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.