Marketing Strategy: A Collection of Harvard Business School Case Studies - Business Series

Author: Robert J. Dolan,
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book is not an ordinary case collection but a general overview of marketing. However, it differs significantly from typical marketing textbooks—it is concise, with only over ten thousand words. While it does not aim to thoroughly elaborate on marketing theory, it places great emphasis on stating the basic theoretical framework and expanding discussions based on it. Harvard Business School Case Studies collects cases recently introduced by Harvard Business School, encompassing the latest achievements in case study research, divided into two series—Business Foundations and Practice. The Business Foundations series consists of 12 books, divided into 12 themes. As an introduction to the fundamentals of business management, this series does not adhere to the style of traditional textbooks. Instead, through the rational design and writing of cases, it integrates basic knowledge into the analysis of each specific case, enhancing readers' grasp and practical application of the knowledge. The Practice series includes 9 books, featuring the latest cases from 9 industries. In these cases, companies face market challenges to varying degrees. There is no simple or ready-made answer to how to address these challenges, so readers must accompany the managers in the cases in their efforts to seek solutions.