articleHarvard business reviewJan 1, 2014Closed access

Decision-driven marketing

Abstract

The gap between marketers� aspirations and what their organizations can accomplish creates intense pressure to reshape how marketing is done. In recent years some leading companies have developed an innovative approach that focuses on the seams between marketing and the other functions it interacts with--the C-suite, IT, sales, finance, and so on. It is at these seams that communication most often breaks down and processes stall. Typically, three categories of marketing-related decisions cross organizational seams: strategy and planning; execution; and operations and infrastructure. When marketing works closely with other units to execute key decisions, it can get things done far more quickly and effectively…

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Keywords
  • Marketing
  • Suite
  • Business
  • Process (computing)
  • Key (lock)
  • Product (mathematics)
  • Marketing strategy
  • Marketing management
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