Marketing information systems provide essential market data to support business decisions. They systematically gather, store, analyze and distribute internal and external information to managers. An effective MIS characterizes pertinent and timely data to the appropriate decision-makers. It serves as the company's nerve center by continuously monitoring markets and storing collected data in an organized database for later analysis by marketers.
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Marketing information systems provide essential market data to support business decisions. They systematically gather, store, analyze and distribute internal and external information to managers. An effective MIS characterizes pertinent and timely data to the appropriate decision-makers. It serves as the company's nerve center by continuously monitoring markets and storing collected data in an organized database for later analysis by marketers.
Marketing information systems provide essential market data to support business decisions. They systematically gather, store, analyze and distribute internal and external information to managers. An effective MIS characterizes pertinent and timely data to the appropriate decision-makers. It serves as the company's nerve center by continuously monitoring markets and storing collected data in an organized database for later analysis by marketers.
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Marketing information systems provide essential market data to support business decisions. They systematically gather, store, analyze and distribute internal and external information to managers. An effective MIS characterizes pertinent and timely data to the appropriate decision-makers. It serves as the company's nerve center by continuously monitoring markets and storing collected data in an organized database for later analysis by marketers.
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Explain its characteristics, benefits and information types.
Ans. A Marketing Information System can be defined as ‘a system in which
marketing information is formally gathered, stored, analysed and distributed to managers in accord with their informational needs on a regular basis’. Set of procedures and practices employed in analyzing and assessing marketing information, gathered continuously from sources inside and outside of a firm. Timely marketing information provides basis for decisions such as product development or improvement, pricing, packaging, distribution, media selection, and promotion. Characteristics of MIS Philip Kotler defines MIS as “a system that consists of people, equipment and procedures to gather, sort, analyze, evaluate and distribute needed, timely and accurate information to marketing decision makers. Its characteristics are as follows: 1. It is a planned system developed to facilitate smooth and continuous flow of information. 2. It provides pertinent information, collected from sources both internal and external to the company, for use as the basis of marketing decision making. 3. It provides right information at the right time to the right person. A well designed MIS serves as a company’s nerve centre, continuously monitoring the market environment both inside and outside the organization. In the process, it collects lot of data and stores in the form of a database which is maintained in an organized manner. Marketers classify and analyze this data from the database as needed. by divyapizzacom.