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Topik 5 Pengguna Organisasi Dari Perspektif Islam
Topik 5 Pengguna Organisasi Dari Perspektif Islam
Kandungan
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Characteristics of Business
Markets
Derived demand
Inelastic demand
Professional purchasing
Fluctuation demand
Direct purchasing
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Modified
Modified rebuy
rebuy
New
New task
task
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Buying Situations
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Marketing Implications of
different buying situations
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buying
Buy total solution from 1 seller
Systems selling
Key industrial marketing strategy
- large-scale industrial projects
eg dams, utilities
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Systems Contracting
ONE supplier for entire MRO
(maintenance, repair, operating) supplies
Supplier manages inventory
Benefits arising:
Customer - reduce cost & protect price
Seller - low operating costs - steady demand
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Age
Income
Education
Job position
Personality
Attitudes toward risk
Culture
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Sales Strategies
Small Sellers
Key Buying
Influencers
Large Sellers
Multilevel
In-depth
Selling
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Price-oriented customers
(transactional selling)
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Price is everything.
Solution-oriented customers
(consultative selling)
They want low prices but will respond to
arguments about lower total cost or more
dependable supply or service.
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Solution selling - alleviate price pressure enhance revenues, decrease risks & costs
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Purchasing Orientations
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Types of Purchasing
Processes
Four types:
1.Routine products
- low value & cost & little risk
2. Leverage products
- high value, cost; little supply risk
3. Strategic products
- high value, cost & risk
4. Bottleneck products
- low value, cost some risk
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Problem Recognition
The buying process begins when
someone in the company
recognizes a problem or need.
The recognition can be triggered
by internal or external stimuli.
Events lead to problem recognition
How B2B marketers can stimulate
problem recognition - direct mail,
telemarketing & calling on
prospects
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+ hp = everything is possible
Focus - consulting & advisory capabilities
Joint venture with the Hong Kong Special
Administrative Region government
- created Web portal Hong Kongs citizens
24-hour access to
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Supplier Search
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An example of a B2B E
commerce site: Alibaba.com
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Benefits of E-Procurement
1. Aggregate
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Proposal Solicitation
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Supplier Selection
Before selecting a supplier, the buying
center will specify desired supplier
attributes and indicate their relative
importance.
To rate and identify the most attractive
suppliers, buying centers often use a
supplier-evaluation model
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Overcoming Price
Pressures
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Overcoming Price
Pressures
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Number of Suppliers
Buying centers must decide on how many
suppliers to use.
Companies are increasing decreasing the
number of suppliers in order to cut costs.
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Order Routine
Specification
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Performance Review
Review supplier performance
3 methods:
1. Contact end users for evaluations
2. Rate on criteria - weighted score
3. Aggregate poor performance cost - get
adjusted costs of purchase & price
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Performance Review
Lead buyer to decide on supplier
relationship
Reward managers for good buying
performance
Increase pressure on sellers for best terms
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SYARIAH COMPLIANCE
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