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winning the battle for market leadership : lessons from the world's most admired companies

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An edition of ValueSpace (2001)

ValueSpace

winning the battle for market leadership : lessons from the world's most admired companies

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"UPS ... 3M ... Caterpillar ... Among today's foremost global corporations, these members of Fortune's most-admired companies list have established reputations for combining exceptional customer value with impressive corporate profits. ValueSpace goes behind the scenes of these and other customer loyalty leaders, discussing strategy with senior executives - and observing those strategies in action - to construct a blueprint for market success in today's fiercely competitive, global business environment." "What emerges is a portrait of corporate success, of gaining maximum value from each corporate resource and passing that value along - to customers, shareholders, and employees alike." "Decision makers at every level can look to these illuminating interviews and analyses to discover specific answers and proven solutions."--BOOK JACKET.

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McGraw-Hill
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English
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265

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Table of Contents

Machine generated contents note: I
PART ONE
ValueSpace: A Mandate for Value Creation
Chapter I: ValueSpace: The Magic Land for
Winning Customers
Chapter 2: A Framework for Creating ValueSpace PART TWO
Understanding ValueSpace Strategy
Chapter 3: Customer Centeredness: The Launching
Pad for ValueSpace
Chapter 4: Performance ValueSpace
Chapter 5: Price ValueSpace
"Chapter 6: Personalization ValueSpace
t Chapter 7: ValueSpace Expanders PART THREE
Three Company Profiles in ValueSpace
Chapter 8: Caterpillar, Inc.: Rock-Solid
ValueSpace from Yellow Iron
Chapter 9: United Parcel Service: Big Brown's
Package for Customer ValueSpace
Chapter 10: Fossil: Crafting Customer ValueSpace
in Niche Markets
PART FOUR
A Blueprint for Action
Chapter I I: ValueSpace Building Processes
Chapter 12: Customer Value, Value Discipline, and the
Pursuit of Excellence
Chapter 13: A Roadmap for Action Epilogue: ValueSpace: The Science and the Art 251 Notes 255
Index 261.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 255-260) and index.

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Value space

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Library of Congress
HF5415.335 .M58 2001

The Physical Object

Pagination
xii, 265 p. :
Number of pages
265

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Open Library
OL3965063M
Internet Archive
valuespacewinnin00mitt
ISBN 10
0071375279
LCCN
2001269886
OCLC/WorldCat
47144655
Library Thing
5550671
Goodreads
1880196

Work Description

In the tradition of the best-selling The Discipline of Market Leaders, business professors and consultants Banwari Mittal and Jagdish N. Sheth describe a dynamic new value-based approach to achieving market dominance they call ValueSpace--the space that great companies create to deliver their customers the greatest value. Based on the findings of an in-depth study for the prestigious Marketing Science Institute of the top 10 companies on Fortune's Most Admired Companies list, Mittal and Sheth show that value is the "missing link" in achieving enduring customer loyalty, and that the three main components of customer value are performance, price, and service. With the help of fascinating case studies from UPS, 3M, Caterpillar, Xerox, Fossil, and other "most admireds," Value Space explains why and how companies in all business sectors that excel at delivering customer value are invariably the market leaders. It outlines a complete program for achieving long-term success by more effectively managing the 9 organizational processes that drive performance, price, and service.

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