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Current Software-as-a-Service Business Models: Evidence from Finland

2012

This paper characterizes the business models of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) firms based on their value proposition, customer segments, revenue streams, and customer relationship, and analyzes interconnections of these business model elements. The target set of 163 Finnish SaaS and ASP firms was first compared to other software firms and then clustered into four clusters based on indicator data of their business model elements. The comparison reveals that the SaaS and ASP firms have smaller customer and transaction sizes than software firms in general. The resulting classification reveals two different configurations, a pure-play SaaS model and an enterprise SaaS model, and the typical fact…

Set (abstract data type)Softwarebusiness.industryInformationSystems_INFORMATIONSYSTEMSAPPLICATIONSSoftware as a serviceValue propositionRevenueAccountingBusinessCustomer relationship managementBusiness modelDatabase transactionIndustrial organization
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Towards a more dynamic stakeholder model: acknowledging multiple issue arenas

2010

PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to suggest that corporate communications is becoming less predictable as interaction with stakeholders is moving from organizational control toward “issue arenas”, places of interaction where an issue is discussed by stakeholders and organizations both online and within the traditional media. The role of corporate communications and public relations (PR) is broadening beyond the traditional relationship management to issue arena monitoring.Design/methodology/approachThe paper takes a theoretical approach with six axioms suggested.FindingsSeveral central theories of corporate communications are combined with issues management and stakeholder theory to argu…

Strategic planningOrganizational Behavior and Human Resource Managementbusiness.industryStakeholderPublic relationsCustomer relationship managementPublicsPolitical scienceIndustrial relationsStakeholder analysisCorporate communicationbusinessStakeholder theoryAxiomCorporate Communications: An International Journal
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Information and communication technologies in rural hotels

2010

There is a consensus about the beneficial effects of the applications of information and communication technologies (ICT) in several business contexts. Rural tourism companies have embraced these technological advances that have made a positive contribution to their quick expansion in recent years. Nevertheless, some technologies have received scarce attention from rural accommodation managers. The aim of this paper is to generate a conceptual framework on ICT development in the tourism market and, in particular, in rural accommodations. Thus, we aim at providing an overview of the main technological developments applied in this sector, analysing the level of ICT implementation in Spanish r…

Sustainable developmentEconomics and EconometricsGeneralLiterature_INTRODUCTORYANDSURVEYbusiness.industryRural tourismInformation technologyDevelopmentCustomer relationship managementRural managementConceptual frameworkHospitalityInformation and Communications TechnologyComputerApplications_MISCELLANEOUSManagement of Technology and InnovationBusinessBusiness and International ManagementMarketingFinanceInternational Journal of Sustainable Economy
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A new communication approach for customer relationship management in the hotel industry

2014

“Visas uzņēmējdarbības pamatā ir attiecības. Uzņēmumam tikai tās saviem klientiem jāpadara uztveramas un jēgpilnas - ar nosacījumu, ka klienti to vēlas” (Grönroos 2007, 24 lpp.). Uzņēmuma spēja palielināt apgrozījumu, izmantojot efektīvu vadību attiecībās ar klientiem ir ļoti svarīga, lai pārvarētu ekonomisko nenoteiktību visā pasaulē. Jaunās digitālo mediju īpašības kopā ar milzīgu alternatīvo paņēmienu klāstu saziņai ar klientiem ir radījušas vadītājiem un akadēmiķiem gan iespējas, gan problēmas (Winer, 2009, 116. lpp.). Lai veiksmīgi realizētu klientu attiecību vadību, ļoti konkurētspējīgu tirgu, pieredzējušu un prasīgu klientu un pakalpojumu nozares specifikas dēļ viesnīcu uzņēmumiem ne…

VadībzinātneBusiness managementcommunication approachhotel industrycustomer relationship managementBiznesa vadībakomunikācijas pieejaviesnīcu nozareattiecību vadība ar klientiemManagement science
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Klientu attiecību pārvaldības sistēmu ieviešana MVU

2019

Pastāvot intensīvai konkurencei un ekonomiskai liberalizācijai, veicinot individuālas iniciatīvas un privāto sektoru, kā arī cenu liberalizācija kā svarīgs un papildinošs globalizācijas apstākļi un saskaņā ar jauniem datiem, mārketinga pieeju piemērošana ir neizbēgama bez efektīvas mārketinga. organizācijas var tikt pakļautas lieliem zaudējumiem, kas varētu izraisīt bankrotu un izstāšanos no tirgus. Vairāku desmitgažu laikā daudzi mārketinga jēdzieni un termini ir uzticējuši to kā galveno elementu organizāciju panākumiem un stratēģijām.  Šie termini ir pazīstami tādiem mārketinga profesionāļiem kā klientu apkalpošana, klientu attiecības, lojalitātes klienti un, visbeidzot, klientu attiecību…

VadībzinātneCRMMarketing planLoyalty and trustCustomer Relationship ManagementCRM setup
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Classification of Target Markets and Features of Segmentation in Marketing Places

2008

This paper examines target markets and the strategy of marketing places as an economic instrument directed to the development of countries, regions, cities and towns. The authors give a classification of potential target markets of a territory and their characteristics on an example of Latvia.Markets’ segmentation for realizing the strategy of marketing places is of great value as it allows concentrating activity on the most perspective directions of territory development and on methods of particular group attraction. It gives an opportunity to work with separate categories of consumers, to make marketing policy more direct and more expressive, to promote competitiveness of a territory and …

Value (ethics)lcsh:Commercelcsh:HB71-74business.industrylcsh:Economics as a scienceCustomer relationship managementMarket liquiditylcsh:HF1-6182Work (electrical)Leverage (negotiation)Return on equityProduction (economics)Strategic managementBusinessMarketingGeneral Economics Econometrics and FinanceEkonomika
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Comparing the Capabilities of Mobile Platforms for Business App Development

2015

Businesses increasingly embrace the possibilities of mobile computing. While there is broad advice for app developers in general, development of apps for enterprises is hardly covered. Business apps support internal processes and contribute to customer relationship management. The heterogeneity of platforms for mobile devices makes development difficult. At the same time, companies seek to support several platforms with their apps to maximize customer acceptance and to support the platforms best suited for their employees. Aiming at improving the knowledge on business app development, we present a framework for assessing mobile platforms. For this purpose, we have developed a distinct set o…

World Wide WebEngineeringMultimediabusiness.industryMobile computingAndroid (operating system)Customer relationship managementbusinesscomputer.software_genreMobile devicecomputer
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Understanding moderating effects in increasing share-of-wallet and word-of-mouth : A case study of Lidl grocery retailer

2018

This study examines how five moderating variables (the length of the customer relationship, following a company in print media and on social media, remembering online advertisements, and the customer’s age) affect the relationships between perceived value and loyalty and satisfaction and loyalty in the grocery retailing sector. A series of hypotheses were developed and tested with a sample of 2,072 discount retailer customers in Finland. The results support all the direct effects hypotheses and show that perceived value and satisfaction both have a positive effect on loyalty, measured as a share of wallet and word of mouth and that the effect of perceived value tends to be stronger in the s…

asiakastyytyväisyysmedia_common.quotation_subjectarvostusmoderating effectsWord of mouthContext (language use)Customer relationship managementarvoShare of walletsuusta suuhun viestintä0502 economics and businessLoyaltyasiakaskokemusSocial mediaword of mouthta512Consumer behaviourperceived valuemedia_commonMarketingbusiness.industryarvonluonti05 social sciencessatisfactionAdvertisingasiakasuskollisuusA sharearvo (ominaisuudet)share of wallet050211 marketingbusinessPsychology050203 business & managementJournal of Retailing and Consumer Services
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Security, Reliability and Usability of mHealth Environments

2015

Mobile technologies confer mobility and autonomy on patients with the advantage of access to home care and health care services on demand. However, these benefits impose challenges to the future health care services. For instance, computation capacity of a conventional smartphone provides applications and services with sufficient power of calculation and automation to assist in daily life activities and medical purposes. Combined with a user-friendly interface, mobile technologies can be an easy and efficient manner to help people who are in a condition of cognitive deterioration or have a chronic disease which demands a close connection to near family members and/or to health care services.

business.industryComputer scienceInternet privacyUsability engineeringHealth careUsabilityMobile technologyAccess controlCustomer relationship managementUser interfacebusinessmHealth
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Relational content of travel and tourism websites

2006

Developments in information technologies are having a far-reaching impact on the travel and tourism industry. This paper analyses the use of the internet as a relational tool for travel and tourism companies providing air travel and rent-a-car services. The empirical research results show the role the internet plays in increasing sales and how companies use different relational tools to gain consumer trust and commitment.

business.industryGeography Planning and DevelopmentInformation technologyAdvertisingE-commerceCustomer relationship managementEmpirical researchContent analysisTourism Leisure and Hospitality ManagementThe InternetMarketingbusinessTourismAir travelAsia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research
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