Marketing Research aid Marketing Managers in decision making . Discuss with suitable examples?
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MIS is the interpretation of information while marketing research is the gathering of information. MIS is used by managers for planning, leading and organising.
Marketing research system
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Coverage includes how market research must meet tests of research validity and research reliability in order to be relevant and useful for marketing decision
research objectives
research objectives
for proper planning and decision making.
MIS is the interpretation of information while marketing research is the gathering of information. MIS is used by managers for planning, leading and organising.
Marketing research system
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Marketing managers ensure that consumers are aware of the company's products and services. They launch campaigns, research markets and manage employees in the marketing department.
By first doing research, managers can be sure that their decisions are based on actual data (and not guesswork) and that their decisions are relevant to actual market forces (and not only their imagination).
When managers have to make decisions it should be based on thorough research. With operations research, management can implement the best actions based on their research.
Coverage includes how market research must meet tests of research validity and research reliability in order to be relevant and useful for marketing decision
I think it was due to the less competition in those times and there were also little changes in technology compared to this time around.Now days there is great competition in many markets and changes in those markets occur very rapid and therefore managers needs a complete information so as to make a better decision for their organization as marketing research is formal way of obtaining marketing information.
Keith Kohn Cox has written: 'The marketing research process' -- subject(s): Decision making, Marketing research 'Readings in the marketing research process' -- subject(s): Decision making, Marketing research