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different age groups eg the elderly, children; different cultural backgrounds; special needs eg physically disabled; satisfied; dissatisfied; under influence eg drugs, alcohol, medication
different types
1.Sole Proprietor or Sole Trader 2.Partnership 3.Corporation or Company
with examples discuss the different types of departmentalisation
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Different companies will have different policies. Thee is no one answer to this.
What are the marketing implications for different customer and product types in industrial marketing?
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- Through what the customer hear and see - What they read and the messages the organisation sends - What actually happens to them when dealing with the organisation
a functional organisation is departmentalized on basis of different functions that are carried in running the organisation e.g. Sales, Marketing, Finance, Customer Assistance, A product organisation is departmentalized on basis of different product it produces e.g. an organisation like unilever can have a toothpaste department, Washing Powder Department etc. Same goes with the Brand departmentalization like Vaseline and Ponds. Some functional departmentalization is usually retained in Product/Brand Departmentalization such as central manufacturing department, Customer Assistance department etc.
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Process is an element of the service that foresees the customer experiencing an organisation's offering. It's best viewed as something that your customer participates in at different points in time.
following are the types of organisation 1-line organisation 2-line and staff organisation 3-functional organisation 4-divisional organisation 5-project organisation 6-matrix organisation 7-virtual organisation 8-free-form organisation 9-geographical organisation 10-committee organisation
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how can an organisation dignose problems with customer service?
The decision on whether to accommodate these needs will be based on: past relationships with the customer potential for future custom from this customer or from contacts associated with the customer the costs associated with the request (to the customer or to the organisation) your organisation's capabilities and limitations long and short-term benefits to the organisation long and short-term benefits to the customer analysis of any associated risks
Poor customer service impact on the organisation reputation in the following ways:Loose the customersDecrease the market shareLoose the interests of the customers