A) Implement a "do it, fix it, try it" approach.
B) Take a "go and see" approach.
C) Have a "bias for action."
D) "Avoid paralysis by analysis."
E) "Better to ask forgiveness than permission."
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A) executive marketing officers.
B) staff positions.
C) stakeholders.
D) line positions.
E) program champions.
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A) number of ideas or concepts in the pipeline
B) R&D spending as a percentage of sales
C) return on assets (ROA) for existing products or services
D) customer satisfaction with new products or services
E) number of R&D projects
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A) product-market grids.
B) job analyses.
C) sales response functions.
D) value analyses.
E) program schedules.
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A) marketing return on investment
B) tracking reports to measure results
C) revenues associated with each point of market share
D) trends for industry and competitors
E) possible cannibalization effects on other products in the line
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A) deviations that result from major shifts in customer needs
B) actual results exceed goals
C) there are no deviations but there should be
D) deviations that result from executive mandates
E) deviations that are blamed on insufficient marketing support (personnel or funding)
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A) the firm has its greatest sales.
B) an SBU is considered a cash cow.
C) there is the greatest current market share and the fastest industry growth rate.
D) the excess of incremental revenues over incremental costs is greatest.
E) total revenue equals total cost.
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A) plotted on the vertical (Y) axis.
B) plotted on the horizontal (S) axis.
C) plotted on the vertical (Z) axis.
D) the center point.
E) plotted on the horizontal (X) axis.
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A) Both Land and Platt were program champions.
B) Platt was a program champion and Land was not.
C) Land was a program champion and Platt was not.
D) Neither Platt nor Land was a program champion.
E) Land believed in encouraging others to act as program champions and Platt did not.
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A) line advisor.
B) product champion.
C) brand manager.
D) marketing advisor.
E) account executive.
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A) The firm ensures that people at all levels in the firm understand what, when, and how they are to accomplish their tasks.
B) The firm's marketing plan has all the key marketing mix factors and is supported by resources.
C) The firm's marketing plan enables results to be compared with planned targets, using precise marketing metrics.
D) The firm insists on ownership of the marketing plan by team members and stakeholders.
E) The firms ensures that the right person to implement plans is heavily involved in making the plans.
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A) Gaining market distribution will be costly.
B) The organization may be spread too thin.
C) The organization achieves neither marketing nor manufacturing synergies.
D) R&D-manufacturing has the difficulty of producing multiple products.
E) There are too many product substitutes over which a firm would not have control.
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A) a generic business strategy.
B) an annual business plan.
C) a long-range marketing plan.
D) a marketing action program.
E) a synergy analysis framework.
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A) a horizontal straight line, where sales revenues stay the same regardless of the marketing effort
B) a U-shaped curve, where sales revenues are at a maximum at either end
C) an upside-down U-shaped curve, where sales revenues are at a maximum in the middle
D) an S-shaped curve, which shows that an additional marketing effort in the midrange of the curve results in far greater increases of sales revenue than at either end of the curve
E) a rising straight line, where sales revenue continuously rises as the marketing effort rises
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A) market-product concentration
B) product specialization
C) market specialization
D) selective specialization
E) universal concentration
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A) market-product concentration
B) market specialization
C) product specialization
D) selective specialization
E) full coverage
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A) reward successful implementation.
B) communicate goals and the means to achieve them.
C) schedule precise tasks, responsibilities, and deadlines.
D) avoid paralysis by analysis.
E) find the right person to develop the plans.
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A) focuses on reducing expenses and, in turn, lowers product prices, while targeting a broad array of market segments.
B) requires products to have significant points of difference to target one or only a few market segments.
C) requires products to have significant points of difference to charge a higher price while targeting a broad array of market segments.
D) involves controlling expenses and, in turn, lowering product prices targeted at a narrow range of market segments.
E) seeks opportunities by finding the optimum balance between marketing efficiencies versus R&D-manufacturing efficiencies.
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A) Implement a do it, fix it, try it" approach.
B) Take a "go and see" approach.
C) "Avoid paralysis by analysis."
D) Have a "bias for action."
E) "Better to ask forgiveness than permission."
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