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Buying a communications solution: case studies on the buying behavior of small and medium sized Swedish businesses and organizations

Understanding organizational buying behavior is an area of social science which continuously experiences increased interest as business competition is more intense than ever. The interest radiates both from academia and the business world. This Master’s Thesis reports a study made for Ericsson

Reverse electronic auctions and industrial buying behaviour: case studies in the telecommunication industry

Industrial purchasing stands for more than half of the whole economic activity in industrialized countries. Reverse electronic auction (REA) is an electronic procurement tool proven to make the traditional purchasing situation more efficient and to create substantial price reductions. Hence its usage

The influences of Internet on the organisational buying behaviour of professional services: a four case study

The objective of this thesis is to investigate how the influences of the Internet on the Organisational Buying Behaviour of professional services can be characterised. The way organisations purchase services is one of the most important questions to the business marketing managers

Improving business by integrating the procurement process

Much of managers’ attention when it comes to increasing the organisational effectiveness has today turned from an intra-enterprise focus towards an inter-enterprise focus. Managers have realized that the integration and coordination of for instance procurement activities can give significant benefits. Previously EDI

Marketing communications – how is the process?: a case study of the Swedish National Road Administration (SNRA)

Since marketing could be relevant for any organization, even those whose primary goal is non-economic and especially those who undertake a customer-oriented approach, this master’s thesis will focus on one of its elements: Promotions or marketing communications. The research problem has been