internal marketing: using marketing-like approaches to build business competencies and improve performance in large malaysian corporations
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Abstract
This study was conducted to make substantial progress in building theory about customer-focused organisations and its impact on business competencies and performance. To date, it is the first empirical attempt to gain knowledge on internal marketing (IM) implementation using a 'marketing-like' approach. The results of thestudy suggest that this approach is imperative to create organisational competencies and business performance. This study therefore serves to develop and test a conceptual model linking IM mix components, competencies and business performance that addsknowledge to the IM implementation framework in particular and other organisational development theories in general.
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| Authors | ;Norizan M. Saad;Pervaiz K. Ahmed;Mohammed Rafiq |
| Journal | revista brasileira de otorrinolaringologia |
| Year | 2002 |
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