This document discusses a research study exploring the relationship between brands and two-sided platforms in creative crowdsourcing. The study aims to adopt the brand perspective to understand the criteria for choosing a platform, factors affecting the relationship duration, and any relational issues. Interviews will be conducted with brands and platform account managers. The findings could provide conceptual guidance for both brands and platforms on managing creative crowdsourcing relationships. However, the study is limited as it does not include the role of creative agencies and results may not be generalizable.
La presentazione del Dott. Mario Bini e della Dott.ssa Virginia Vassallo affronta il tema della digitalizzazione nel mercato Business-to-business, con un focus sull’e-commerce utilizzato per l’export.
Omnichannel Customer Experience. Companies such as Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple already know that the future of user experience is automated interface creation depending on customer needs.
In-Store Digital Retail Study: Exploring the Reality of the Digitally-Enabled...Hilding Anderson
Highlights from SapientNitro's 2014 Digital Retail Study - proprietary research on 72 U.S. and Canadian retailers. To what extent are retailers responding to the challenge of the always-on consumer?
Presented at Toronto Advertising Week in 2014. #FFWD2014
Retailers need to understand how to target customers in the right way and customers need retailers to understand them and offer them something at value all the time. OmniChannel retailing is the ultimate solution for retailer to connect with their customers and provide them with outstanding customized experience.
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This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the current retail industry. It begins with a look into the four primary types of retailers: department stores, specialty retailers, big box retailers and discount retailers. From there, the deck explores the topic of overall channel expansion, which leads into a discussion on two omni-channel trends for 2013. The presentation wraps up with a discussion on technology companies that are partnering with retailers and a summary of opportunities for retail companies.
Is that true possibility of successfully use best B2C eCommerce solutions for Automotive to gain more clients?
Observed changes in car sales model
Omnichannel model for automotive
The omnichannel sales model in the automotive branch refers clients to experience coherent and unified elements of engaging, sales and services processes regardless of channel or contact form with distributor or vender.
Adoption of B2C retail experienc
La presentazione del Dott. Mario Bini e della Dott.ssa Virginia Vassallo affronta il tema della digitalizzazione nel mercato Business-to-business, con un focus sull’e-commerce utilizzato per l’export.
Omnichannel Customer Experience. Companies such as Amazon, Facebook, Google, Apple already know that the future of user experience is automated interface creation depending on customer needs.
In-Store Digital Retail Study: Exploring the Reality of the Digitally-Enabled...Hilding Anderson
Highlights from SapientNitro's 2014 Digital Retail Study - proprietary research on 72 U.S. and Canadian retailers. To what extent are retailers responding to the challenge of the always-on consumer?
Presented at Toronto Advertising Week in 2014. #FFWD2014
Retailers need to understand how to target customers in the right way and customers need retailers to understand them and offer them something at value all the time. OmniChannel retailing is the ultimate solution for retailer to connect with their customers and provide them with outstanding customized experience.
Join our Social Learning Network:
http://www.openthinking.ae
This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the current retail industry. It begins with a look into the four primary types of retailers: department stores, specialty retailers, big box retailers and discount retailers. From there, the deck explores the topic of overall channel expansion, which leads into a discussion on two omni-channel trends for 2013. The presentation wraps up with a discussion on technology companies that are partnering with retailers and a summary of opportunities for retail companies.
Is that true possibility of successfully use best B2C eCommerce solutions for Automotive to gain more clients?
Observed changes in car sales model
Omnichannel model for automotive
The omnichannel sales model in the automotive branch refers clients to experience coherent and unified elements of engaging, sales and services processes regardless of channel or contact form with distributor or vender.
Adoption of B2C retail experienc
It’s time to start developing a robust e-commerce marketing strategy to sustain in this rapidly growing e-commerce landscape. As a matter of fact, this huge market attracts different kind of brands which will make the competition tougher.
Getting Started with Online-to-Offline Measurementbrandonwishnow
Although most marketers would agree that online-to-offline measurement is important for the future success of their business, it’s hard to know what steps to take to adopt this strategic initiative.
Ovative/group has found that when done correctly, online-to-offline addresses many of the most complex business problems by providing answers to questions such as: What is the impact of an online visit on offline sales? Does this impact vary by category or product type? What marketing channels influence offline most? And, can I use these channels to drive offline acquisition?
But how do you get started and ensure online-to-offline is a success for your organization? After attending this webinar featuring Ovative/group and LiveRamp you’ll understand:
– Why online-to-offline is important and how to prioritize it among other strategic initiatives
– Who within your organization needs to be involved and how to structure your team
– What technology is required to build online-to-offline measurement capabilities
– How to make digital marketing decisions based on enterprise metrics
Beyond B2B Consumerization: How Instant Commerce™ in B2B Changes the Future o...SAP Ariba
So what’s the next big thing in B2B e-commerce? Participate in this session to learn how B2B e-commerce is going beyond consumerization to instant commerce. We will examine: what factors will lead to B2B sector consolidation; who benefits when demand chains meet supply chains; what is driving the new Era of Instant Commerce™; and which new business models will profit from this new era.
In this presentation, representatives from Boston Retail Partners and Mozu discuss the importance of a unified commerce platform in today's hyper-competitive retail marketplace.
As with just about every industry, trends change, making it necessary to catch up and follow along in order to keep your business relevant. Online portals are going to continue to grow in 2016 also, and if you want to be part of the new wave, you have to prepare. Read this slide to learn about the ten most interesting ecommerce trends for 2016 and beyond.
We constantly collect data from the successful IT implementations - not just our own. On this basis, we have developed open IT architecture that allows building an omnichannel solution.
Enhancing the Retail Omnichannel Customer ExperienceSPS Commerce
Our recent webinar slides, featuring Todd Kozan, ebusiness and channel strategy consultant with Forrester, and Pete Zaballos, vice president of marketing at SPS Commerce, on Enhancing the Retail Omnichannel Customer Experience, reported on findings from Forrester’s study of consumers and retailers about omnichannel.
This is my presentation from April 15, 2015 to the Marketo Marketing Nation Summit.
The topic covers the six drivers of eCommerce for B2B, the use cases (with examples) of B2B eCommerce, and some of the applications of marketing automation in an eCommerce application
This report is an in-depth look at how the global retail industry is impacted by mobile phones and social media. The report includes a variety of case studies and examples of how brands are adapting to the changing times.
Solving the B2B Digital Puzzle with the Marketplace ModelMirakl
In 2018, B2B digital commerce surpassed $1 trillion, driven by buyers who demand the same ease of use and price transparency they experience with personal purchases on marketplaces like Amazon.
For manufacturers and distributors, meeting this new demand for digital means evolving how they do business. But between channel conflict concerns and the cost of scaling assortment, digital transformation can be a complicated proposition. For a growing number of B2B organizations, including HPE, Toyota Material Handling, and Satair, the marketplace model is the solution.
Watch the replay of this webinar featuring Andy Hoar, B2B industry expert, and CEO of Paradigm B2B, to hear how the marketplace model can help manufacturers and distributors create a more scalable digital business, reach new customers, and gain valuable customer data. Sagar Bilgi, Director of eCommerce at HPE, also shares how HPE launched a marketplace to provide a seamless buying experience for customers.
This webinar recording will cover the following topics:
- The different marketplace strategies that manufacturers and distributors are using to accelerate digital maturity
- How HPE uses the marketplace model to sell direct without causing channel conflict
- Tips to help you develop the B2B roadmap to becoming digitally-enabled
Today’s retail environment is highly influenced by new digital models which are becoming more mainstream, as consumers enjoy higher internet penetration and seek more convenience and value, as well as choice, personalized offers, and great service.
This presentation demonstrates the most prominent trends in the e-commerce industry. This is an Executive Summary version of the presentation. To view the entire presentation, please contact Carmelon Digital Marketing.
Customer engagement (CE) is a marketing concept of great importance and the rise of social media has further
amplified the importance of this concept. Yet, our understanding of the progress of CE research remains limited
due to the absence of a one-stop state-of-the-art overview of the concept that considers its manifestation on social
media. To address this gap, we review CE research on social media since the beginning of the present millennium
using the PRISMA protocol for systematic reviews. The outcome of our review reveals the antecedents, decisions,
and outcomes; the theories, contexts, and methods; and the ways forward for advancing knowledge, improving
representation, and enhancing rigor with respect to future research on CE and social media.
It’s time to start developing a robust e-commerce marketing strategy to sustain in this rapidly growing e-commerce landscape. As a matter of fact, this huge market attracts different kind of brands which will make the competition tougher.
Getting Started with Online-to-Offline Measurementbrandonwishnow
Although most marketers would agree that online-to-offline measurement is important for the future success of their business, it’s hard to know what steps to take to adopt this strategic initiative.
Ovative/group has found that when done correctly, online-to-offline addresses many of the most complex business problems by providing answers to questions such as: What is the impact of an online visit on offline sales? Does this impact vary by category or product type? What marketing channels influence offline most? And, can I use these channels to drive offline acquisition?
But how do you get started and ensure online-to-offline is a success for your organization? After attending this webinar featuring Ovative/group and LiveRamp you’ll understand:
– Why online-to-offline is important and how to prioritize it among other strategic initiatives
– Who within your organization needs to be involved and how to structure your team
– What technology is required to build online-to-offline measurement capabilities
– How to make digital marketing decisions based on enterprise metrics
Beyond B2B Consumerization: How Instant Commerce™ in B2B Changes the Future o...SAP Ariba
So what’s the next big thing in B2B e-commerce? Participate in this session to learn how B2B e-commerce is going beyond consumerization to instant commerce. We will examine: what factors will lead to B2B sector consolidation; who benefits when demand chains meet supply chains; what is driving the new Era of Instant Commerce™; and which new business models will profit from this new era.
In this presentation, representatives from Boston Retail Partners and Mozu discuss the importance of a unified commerce platform in today's hyper-competitive retail marketplace.
As with just about every industry, trends change, making it necessary to catch up and follow along in order to keep your business relevant. Online portals are going to continue to grow in 2016 also, and if you want to be part of the new wave, you have to prepare. Read this slide to learn about the ten most interesting ecommerce trends for 2016 and beyond.
We constantly collect data from the successful IT implementations - not just our own. On this basis, we have developed open IT architecture that allows building an omnichannel solution.
Enhancing the Retail Omnichannel Customer ExperienceSPS Commerce
Our recent webinar slides, featuring Todd Kozan, ebusiness and channel strategy consultant with Forrester, and Pete Zaballos, vice president of marketing at SPS Commerce, on Enhancing the Retail Omnichannel Customer Experience, reported on findings from Forrester’s study of consumers and retailers about omnichannel.
This is my presentation from April 15, 2015 to the Marketo Marketing Nation Summit.
The topic covers the six drivers of eCommerce for B2B, the use cases (with examples) of B2B eCommerce, and some of the applications of marketing automation in an eCommerce application
This report is an in-depth look at how the global retail industry is impacted by mobile phones and social media. The report includes a variety of case studies and examples of how brands are adapting to the changing times.
Solving the B2B Digital Puzzle with the Marketplace ModelMirakl
In 2018, B2B digital commerce surpassed $1 trillion, driven by buyers who demand the same ease of use and price transparency they experience with personal purchases on marketplaces like Amazon.
For manufacturers and distributors, meeting this new demand for digital means evolving how they do business. But between channel conflict concerns and the cost of scaling assortment, digital transformation can be a complicated proposition. For a growing number of B2B organizations, including HPE, Toyota Material Handling, and Satair, the marketplace model is the solution.
Watch the replay of this webinar featuring Andy Hoar, B2B industry expert, and CEO of Paradigm B2B, to hear how the marketplace model can help manufacturers and distributors create a more scalable digital business, reach new customers, and gain valuable customer data. Sagar Bilgi, Director of eCommerce at HPE, also shares how HPE launched a marketplace to provide a seamless buying experience for customers.
This webinar recording will cover the following topics:
- The different marketplace strategies that manufacturers and distributors are using to accelerate digital maturity
- How HPE uses the marketplace model to sell direct without causing channel conflict
- Tips to help you develop the B2B roadmap to becoming digitally-enabled
Today’s retail environment is highly influenced by new digital models which are becoming more mainstream, as consumers enjoy higher internet penetration and seek more convenience and value, as well as choice, personalized offers, and great service.
This presentation demonstrates the most prominent trends in the e-commerce industry. This is an Executive Summary version of the presentation. To view the entire presentation, please contact Carmelon Digital Marketing.
Customer engagement (CE) is a marketing concept of great importance and the rise of social media has further
amplified the importance of this concept. Yet, our understanding of the progress of CE research remains limited
due to the absence of a one-stop state-of-the-art overview of the concept that considers its manifestation on social
media. To address this gap, we review CE research on social media since the beginning of the present millennium
using the PRISMA protocol for systematic reviews. The outcome of our review reveals the antecedents, decisions,
and outcomes; the theories, contexts, and methods; and the ways forward for advancing knowledge, improving
representation, and enhancing rigor with respect to future research on CE and social media.
John Lewis Case Study - How does a company's brand communication strategy per...Rupi Dosanjh
Case study takes an in-depth look at John Lewis, a British brand who recently celebrated their 150 year anniversary.
Subjects of brand strategy, digital, communications, social media and consumer journey experiences are discussed with two senior industry figures.
Future of Collaboration - ISPIM - Budapest - 15 June 2015Future Agenda
As part of the global future agenda programme we ran an event in partnership with ISPIM in Budapest in June 2015. This focused on the future of collaboration and drew together different issues raised about collaboration from several strands of the future agenda events to date. The aim of the event wss to critique, enhance, add and build a clearer view of how collaboration will change over the next decade and what will be some of the key impacts and implications. This documents includes both the key ouputs and the starting point for this discussion.
It’s more than designing shmick features to achieve kaching! - UX Australia 2020Catherine Hills
Both users and designers are similar in their views of some factors of e-commerce website UX design, but as would be expected, there are also differences arising from respective mental models and views. Specifically, those differences include users’ concerns regarding the security of purchasing and visual presentation of information and graphics. For designers, my research suggests they might heavily focus on information hierarchy and not surprising branding. These issues will be discussed in this talk by Catherine in relation to new contributions to theory and practice, extending from the literature and offering new recommendations to UX designers in the design of e-commerce user experience.
Presented at UX Australia 2020
http://www.uxaustralia.com.au/conferences/ux-australia-2020/presentation/its-more-than-designing-shmick-features-to-achieve-kaching/
Future of education project overview oct 2018 lrFuture Agenda
Future of Education
The broadening world of education is undergoing several major shifts. Driven in part by technology innovation and new business models, the learning process is being reinvented and there is a transformation of education economics and outcomes. Alongside this, there are government imperatives to improve access and address the growing requirement for flexible knowledge workers with transferable skills who can adapt to the changing job market. An ageing workforce also means that there is an increasing need for lifelong learning and re-skilling. In addition there is an increasing demand for a more personalised, immersive and mobile learning experience. All this is challenging the traditional expectations around higher education and the role that universities should play. While countries such as Finland and Singapore are consistently seen as leaders in the field, other nations are trying hard to catch up.
Ahead of a series of global expert events during 2019, this is an overview of the Future of Education project. It provides some background on Future Agenda and preceding multi-nation programmes, highlights some of the questions being raised and outlines options for organisations around the world to get involved. Different governments, technology companies, universities and education service providers are collaborating to support this programme that will develop a clear, shared and detailed view of how the future of education may unfold. If you would like to join in and host one of these events in your region, do let us know (tim.jones@futureagenda.org) and we can integrate that into the planning.
CV - Alex Mari - University of Zurich (UZH) - March 2024Alex Mari
Alex Mari is a digital marketing research associate, teaching associate and PhD candidate at the chair for marketing and market research, University of Zurich (UZH). He PhD research focuses on the adoption of AI-based voice assistants such as Amazon Alexa and Google Home for digital marketing (voice marketing) and their effect on consumers’ shopping behavior (voice commerce).
Among others, Alex worked as a global director of digital marketing and e-commerce (Sonova), brand manager (Procter & Gamble) and startup CEO (Fennex). In over ten international coaching projects, he advised executives in tech startups and corporations such as GSK, Safilo and Chalhoub.
Alex Mari is a lecturer of digital marketing and personal branding at UZH and marketing management at SBS. He regularly serves as a guest speaker on AI for marketing and digital strategy in leading business schools such as SDA Bocconi and Säid Business School.
He supports the Marketing Group Zurich, a joint research initiative of the UZH and ETH Zurich marketing chairs.
The Effectiveness of Internet Marketing in Increasing the Reach and Awareness...Dr. Amarjeet Singh
The present research seeks to expound the effective
of Internet marketing in increasing the read and awareness of
consumers. Impatient the research conducted a good review
about the privies literature related to the study. It leads a brief
idea of the study before articulating the statement of the
problem. From the statement of the problem deducting the
researcher found that the social media , mobile apps and
internet marketing have Promina impact with the
effectiveness and in cornering the awareness of the consumer
.hence the research subdivided the research problem into four
different objective such translates the formation of the study
states that these is no significant relationship between level of
effectiveness and level of utilization of internet marketing on
consumer in kingdom of Bahrain . Further the research
employs multiple methodologies to a new conclusion on the
particular issue, the study used convening sampling method
combined with the spss software for data analyse.
The study aims to assess the Effectiveness of Internet
in Business to increase reach and awareness among consumers
in Bahrain. Data and correspondence innovation has changed
quickly in the previous 20 years with a key advancement being
the development of online networking. Business, which does
not utilize internet-based life, tends to lose on key client
base. The rise of social media means it’s unusual to find an
organization that does not reach its customers and prospects
through one social media platform or another. Companies see
the importance of using social media to connect with
customers and build revenue.
Businesses have realized they can use social media to generate
insights, stimulate demand, and create targeted product
offerings. This is important in traditional brick-and-motor
businesses, and, obviously, in the world of e-commerce.
In this research, to adequately address the research questions
a variety of data collection methods and instruments were
used such as questionnaire survey and t-test.
From the study, the researcher concluded that there is no
significant relationship between the Level of utilization &
Effectiveness of Internet marketing among consumers in
Bahrain. Therefore, the researchers accept the null
hypothesis.
The problems faced by the respondents on the Level
of utilization & Effectiveness of Internet marketing among
consumers in Bahrain is privacy, censorship and online
security. The Internet, social media, online advertising, mobile
apps etc. as a whole, can be seen as technology that has greatly
enhanced our lives but should be done responsibly.
Digital economy, characterized by wide access to large volumes of information, immediacy of its circulation as well as ubiquity of online communications, is shaping a new informational ecosystem, where the power of supporters and detractors is multiplied. Democratization brought about by new technologies enables any individual to generate content and create their own communities and audiences.
This context implies important challenges for corporate reputation management, where reputation is understood as a set of collective evaluations that an organization evokes in its stakeholders and that are able to lead to value– generating behaviours. Thus brands may only be successful if they are able to participate in those networks that are interesting for their stakeholders and establish long–term relations, unleashing favourable behaviours. In this scenario, corporate communication is making a U–turn, and companies are likely to face a new challenge – brand journalism, a new way of communication brought about by the influence of the Internet and the proactive attitude assumed by stakeholders.
The present report summarizes the results of the 3rd issue and the previous year, and is a rigorous analysis of comments made voluntarily on the Internet as well as their impact by the dimensions that constitute corporate reputation: Products and Services, Innovation, Finance, Workplace, Citizenship, Leadership and Governance.
The report contains a map of stakeholders that actively use the Internet and the networks that should be taken into account at the time of developing a strategy of positioning on the Internet: the real–time network Twitter, the social network Facebook, the multimedia network YouTube, and the hypertextual network Google. The report identifies relevant content for different audiences and helps to map key reputational risk areas for companies.
Digital Entrepreneurship, Solopreneur, Digital outsourcing, Digital technologies, digital technologies as enabler for entrepreneurship, Business process, Automation and outsourcing, Online Entrepreneurship and Business management , Online Solopreneur and digital technologies
Nemode Research Workshop Report, AAM and Staffordshire UniversityAAM_Associates
In February 2015 we held a discursive research workshop inviting industry professionals from the creative arts sector to interrogate and discuss the statement: Exploring the barriers to developing new data-driven business models in the creative arts sector.
This report highlights the key areas of discussion.
ISMS 2021-A Marketing Problem-solving Approach Based On The Combination Of In...HanaAlouaoui1
Participation à la conférence ISMS marketing science 2021
Session : Consumer Behavior
Détails :
Titre : A Marketing Problem-solving Approach Based On The Combination Of Inventive Design Method (IDM) And Dynamic Interactions Modeling
Auteur : Hana ALOUAOUI, DO IT
Co-auteur : Remy houssin, Université de Strasbourg
Co-auteur : Amadou Coulibaly, Université de Strasbourg - INSA
Date : Samedi, 5 Juin, 2021
La presentazione di Massimo Dell’Erba, R&D Manager presso Vedrai SpA, illustra il tema del dynamic pricing: una strategia di prezzo in cui il valore di un bene o servizio varia in base a diversi fattori che influenzano la domanda (es. sostituibilità del prodotto, sentiment, prezzi dei competitor…).
La presentazione del Dott. Antonio Scanu offre una disamina delle ricerche di mercato IRI e utilizzate dal Gruppo Bonifiche Ferraresi SPA per il brand del settore agro-alimentare “Le stagioni d’Italia”.
La presentazione del Dott. Romeo Orlandi esplora gli aspetti operativi del marketing internazionale focalizzandosi sul caso Cina.
Qual era la situazione storica di partenza, in questo Paese? Quali sono i vantaggi che è possibile intercettare nella sua emersione economica? Rappresenta una minaccia o un’opportunità? E, ancora: cosa possono fare le imprese italiane? Sono solo alcune delle domande a cui, nel corso della trattazione, si fornisce una risposta.
La presentazione del Dott. Miguel Salerno affronta il tema delle ricerche qualitative, parte delle ricerche di marketing, esplorandone gli aspetti introduttivi legati all’operatività.
La presentazione del Dott. Mariano Tredicini affronta il tema della digital communication e della TIM Data Room. I brand, infatti, sono chiamati a confrontarsi con un mondo frenetico, in cui l’attenzione degli individui è minima, essendo contesa da un numero eccessivo di stimoli pubblicitari, mentre lo scroll sui social media è ormai compulsivo.
La presentazione della Dott.ssa Patrizia Cherubino esplora l’incontro tra marketing e neuroscienze nell’ambito delle ricerche di mercato. Tale connubio prende le mosse a partire da una duplice evidenza: l’incapacità delle persone di essere pienamente consapevoli delle proprie reazioni di fronte alle stimolazioni ambientali e la difficoltà delle ricerche di mercato tradizionali di individuare le motivazioni più profonde in grado di spiegare i comportamenti di consumo e di predirne le reazioni.
La presentazione della Prof.ssa Maria Colurcio, Professoressa ordinaria dell’Università degli Studi Magna Grecia di Catanzaro, illustra il mondo del consumer behavior nella società post-moderna, focalizzando l’attenzione su alcuni dei fattori irrazionali e inconsapevoli che incidono sul processo decisionale.
La presentazione della Prof.ssa Maria Colurcio, docente ordinaria dell’Università degli Studi Magna Grecia di Catanzaro, illustra il mondo del consumer behavior, focalizzando l’attenzione su alcuni dei fattori irrazionali e inconsapevoli che entrano in gioco. Ogni individuo, infatti, elabora un modello proprio di funzionamento del mondo, e prende decisioni sulla base di una mappa cognitiva.
Un'azienda italiana sempre più protagonista del mondo! Nella seguente presentazione vengono illustrate le principali strategie di Marketing del gruppo, focalizzando l’attenzione su due ambiti di business: le acque minerali e la ristorazione.
San Benedetto, gruppo leader di mercato e multichannel Company, si conferma nel 2019 in Italia l’azienda con la Brand Reputation più alta nel settore «Non-alcoholic Beverage».
La presentazione del dottor Pavolini tratta delle profonde evoluzioni che stanno interessando la televisione nel corso degli ultimi anni per effetto della digitalizzazione. I principali cambiamenti messi in luce fanno riferimento sia alla configurazione del modello di distribuzione dei contenuti televisivi, sia alle modalità di fruizione degli stessi.
La presentazione della dottoressa Bucci è incentrata sulla case history dell’Alta Velocità in Trenitalia. In particolare, obiettivo è quello di far emergere l’importante ruolo svolto dalla funzione marketing in tutti gli step che vanno dall’analisi dello scenario di riferimento sino all’elaborazione del marketing mix.
Il dottor Parravano spiega in cosa consiste l'arte della Data Visualization (Dataviz), qual è la sua utilità per le aziende e quali sono le sue possibili declinazioni, per poi focalizzarsi sui migliori strumenti a supporto di questa funzione.
Forever Food Together è il programma con cui il gruppo Nomad Food, di cui Findus fa parte, promuove valori quali responsabilità e sostenibilità tanto nella produzione, quanto nel consumo dei propri prodotti. In particolare, la certificazione MSC (Marine Stewardship Council) attesta l'impegno di Findus sul fronte della salvaguardia degli oceani.
La presentazione del Dott. Valerio Vitolo, NFE Southern Europe HR & Findus Italy HR e Legal Director, partendo dalla storia del brand Findus nell’ambito della Nomad Foods Company, descrive le principali sfide culturali e organizzative che l’azienda sta affrontando.
La presentazione del Dott. Fausto Di Girolamo, Digital Marketing Strategist, e del Dott. Guglielmo Betti, Digital Marketing Account Manager, illustra il ruolo della comunicazione digitale, focalizzando in particolare l’attenzione sull’utilizzo dei Social Media.
La presentazione del Dott. Franceschi illustra lo sviluppo dello scenario televisivo italiano, con particolare riferimento all’ evoluzione degli operatori nazionali del mercato TV e all’avvento della digitalizzazione.
La presentazione descrive il modello imprenditoriale di Conad, dalla sua nascita sino ai giorni odierni, presentando vantaggi ed oneri del modello associativo.
La presentazione del Dott. Cannizzaro, Founder e CEO di JoinGroup, illustra le possibili classificazioni delle reti di vendita e i relativi fattori di successo.
La presentazione della Dott.ssa Morcellini illustra la case history di Cicatrene, presentando nello specifico la strategia attuata nel 2011 per il suo rilancio.
Ang Chong Yi Navigating Singaporean Flavors: A Journey from Cultural Heritage...Ang Chong Yi
In the heart of Singapore, where tradition meets modernity, He embarks on a culinary adventure that transcends borders. His mission? Ang Chong Yi Exploring the Cultural Heritage and Identity in Singaporean Cuisine. To explore the rich tapestry of flavours that define Singaporean cuisine while embracing innovative plant-based approaches. Join us as we follow his footsteps through bustling markets, hidden hawker stalls, and vibrant street corners.
Roti Bank Hyderabad: A Beacon of Hope and NourishmentRoti Bank
One of the top cities of India, Hyderabad is the capital of Telangana and home to some of the biggest companies. But the other aspect of the city is a huge chunk of population that is even deprived of the food and shelter. There are many people in Hyderabad that are not having access to
At Taste Of Middle East, we believe that food is not just about satisfying hunger, it's about experiencing different cultures and traditions. Our restaurant concept is based on selecting famous dishes from Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan, and other Arabic countries to give our customers an authentic taste of the Middle East
Roti Bank Delhi: Nourishing Lives, One Meal at a Time
Sinergie sima 2020 creative crowdsourcing-exploring the relationship between brand seeker and two-sided platform-12-7
1. Creative crowdsourcing: exploring the
relationship between brand seeker and
two-sided platform
Sara Scala, Federica Ceccotti, Alberto Pastore
Sapienza Università di Roma
GRAND CHALLENGES: Companies and Universities working for a better society
7-8 September 2020 – Pisa, Italy
2. Introduction (1/2)
Crowdsourcing
"a type of participative online activity in which an individual, an institution, a
nonprofit organization, or company proposes to a group of individuals of varying
knowledge, heterogeneity and number, via a flexible open call, the voluntary
undertaking of a task [...]" (EstellésArolas e González-Ladrón-de-Guevara, 2012, p. 198).
Sinergie-SIMA 2020 Management Conference
GRAND CHALLENGES: Companies and Universities working for a better society
7-8 September 2020
Pisa, Italy
Product and
service
innovation
Marketing
and Communication
Design
3. Introduction (2/2)
Creative crowdsourcing
Sinergie-SIMA 2020 Management Conference
GRAND CHALLENGES: Companies and Universities working for a better society
7-8 September 2020
Pisa, Italy
A process that is based on asking external parties for creative ideas and
contributions for marketing communication (Vernuccio and Ceccotti, 2017)
Two-sided platform
Brand
Seeker
Crowd
(Agafonovas and Alonderiné, 2013)
(Ghezzi et al., 2018)
4. Brief
(Brabham, 2010)
Tasks
«ideation problems» (Colombo et al., 2013)
creatives tasks (Schenk and Guittard, 2011)
Different approach
(Bayus, 2013; Blohm et al., 2018)
Theoretical background (1/4)
Sinergie-SIMA 2020 Management Conference
GRAND CHALLENGES: Companies and Universities working for a better society
7-8 September 2020
Pisa, Italy
Brand seeker
5. Theoretical background (2/4)
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Business models
(Boudreau and Lakhani, 2009; Kohler, 2015; Agafonovas and Alonderiné, 2013)
Process
(Boudreau and Lakhani, 2013; Roth and Kimani, 2013)
Operational approches
(Schenk and Guittard, 2011)
Two-sided platform
6. Theoretical background (3/4)
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New scenario of marketing communication services
Multiple communication players
New relational dynamics
7. Theoretical background (4/4)
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Relationship management
• Interpersonal relationship
(Lian and Laing, 2007)
• Factors that help
consolidate the
relationship’s longevity
(Keegan et al., 2017)
Conflict and adverse
behaviour
• Problems of transparency
and communication (Heo and
Sutherland, 2015)
• Lack of clear definition of
roles and activities (Devinney
and Dowling, 1999)
• Lack of professionalism and
creativity (Keegan et al., 2017)
Agency-client
relationship
8. Gap
• No distinctions between different communication partners
(Laurie and Mortimer, 2019; Mortimer and Laurie, 2019)
• Most empirical research has adopted the agency's perspective
(Tahtinen and Halinen, 2002; Keegan et al., 2017)
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To date, the only contribution that has investigated
the multiple relationships between brand and
partners in the creative crowdsourcing process is that
of Vernuccio and Ceccotti (2017).
9. Objectives
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Adopting the brand seeker perspective
1 2 The criteria for
choosing the platform
4
The factors that affect the
relationship's time horizon
Any relational issues
The company interlocutors
involved in the creative
crowdsourcing process
3
10. Methodology
• Qualitative and inductive exploratory approach (Amstrong, 1979)
• In-depth personal interviews (Creswell, 1998)
• Theoretical saturation criteria (Cardano, 2003; Glaser e Strauss, 1976)
• Thematic content analysis (Langdrige, 2004)
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Brand seeker
Criteria:
Size and sector of activity
Type of project (open/closed)
Relational intensity
Set of respondents: marketing and
communication experts
Two-sided platform
Criterion: Platforms operating internationally
Set of respondents: account managers
11. Expected findings
Company
interlocutors
• Relationship
between level of
experience and
competence and
relevance of the
project
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The criteria for
choosing the platform
• Variety of
functionalities
• Reputation and image
of the platform
• Budget criteria
Time horizon
• More collaborative
and less formal
approach by
platforms
Relational issues
• Transparency
12. Research limits
Research is still in progress
Study does not consider the role of the creative or media
agency in activating the process
Future results can not be generalised
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13. Conclusions (1/2)
Academic implications
This research project:
• aims to contribute to the literature on creative
crowdsourcing and to the wider research on agency-client
relationship
• adopt the relational perspective
• deepens the brand’s point of view to explore the dyadic
relationship with the platform.
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14. Conclusions (2/2)
Managerial implications
Useful conceptual reference for both actors involved in the
creative crowdsourcing process
a) useful support both for brands
b) valuable insights for two-sided platforms
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15. Creative crowdsourcing: exploring the relationship between
brand seeker and two-sided platform
Thank you for your attention!
Sara Scala - sara.scala@uniroma1.it
Federica Ceccotti – federica.ceccotti@uniroma1.it
Alberto Pastore – alberto.pastore@uniroma1.it
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Editor's Notes
Good morning, I am Sara Scala and today I’ll introduce you to the working paper “Creative crowdsourcing: exploring the relationship between brand seeker and two-sided platform” carried out by Sara Scala, Federica Ceccotti and Alberto Pastore.
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Crowdsourcing can be defined as "a type of participative online activity in which an individual, an institution, a nonprofit organization, or company proposes to a group of individuals of varying knowledge, heterogeneity and number, via a flexible open call, the voluntary undertaking of a task"
According to a recent survey by eYeka, this is a rapidly growing phenomenon. Fast-moving consumer good brands have recorded the most significant increase in activity: + 40% compared to 2015. The main applications concern product and service innovation, marketing and communication and design .
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The research outlined in this project focuses on the market of marketing communication services and on creative crowdsourcing, an activity through which a client company, defined brand seeker, addresses a two-sided platform to request ideas and creative contributions from the crowd.
It should be clarified that the process is not automated. Usually, the two-sided platform also plays a consultative role and for this reason it could be assimilated to a creative agency.
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Moving on to the theoretical background let's start with the brand seeker perspective.
The academic literature highlights the brand seeker's decisive role in drawing up an accurate brief and in outlining the tasks to submit to the crowd.
Among these, "ideation problems" and creative tasks are the main field of application of creative crowdsourcing.
The literature has also outlined how brand seekers can engage creatives. The company may decide to develops a proprietary platform or to use an indirect approach, more widespread and relevant for this paper's objectives, requiring platform support to accomplish innovative projects.
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Several studies have adopted the intermediaries' perspective defining the platforms' main business models, the ways the process unfolds and the main operational approaches.
Therefore, the platform is establishing itself as a new interlocutor for brands interested in innovative marketing communication services.
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So, the platforms are part of a new scenario of marketing communication services characterized by the presence of multiple communication players. Creative crowdsourcing practices trigger new relational dynamics among actors because brand seekers can access new sources of creative ideas without the support of traditional or digital advertising agencies.
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When delving into the topic of agency-client relationship most academic articles have adopted the advertising agency's perspective to deepen the evolutionary phases of the relationship and possible relational issues.
Some studies have highlighted the importance of establishing interpersonal relationships between the interlocutors involved as they are essential both in the selection process of the agency and for the relationship development.
Other researchers have stressed how the presence of some factors such as trust, attention and openness towards the client company, helps consolidate the relationship.
Studies that have deepened the relational issues focused on the main factors that cause disagreements, such as problems of transparency, absence of clear communication between agency and client, the lack of a definition of roles and low creativity.
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As stated by Laurie and Mortimer previous research has focused more closely on the relationship dynamics between client and agency without making distinctions between different communication partners.
Furthermore, most empirical research has adopted the agency's perspective, while there appears to be little exploring the client company's point of view.
To date, the only study that takes the communication network perspective to deepen the relationships between the different actors involved in the creative crowdsourcing process and to investigate their objectives and roles is that of Vernuccio and Ceccotti.
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In line with this research, this working paper intends to adopt the brand seeker’s perspective to deepen the dyadic relationship between brand seeker and platform.
Considering the case where the brand seeker is the initiator of the process and directly addresses the platform, this study aims to investigate:
the company interlocutors involved in the creative crowdsourcing process
the criteria for choosing the platform
the factors that affect the relationship's time horizon and (4) the presence of any relational issues.
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The nature of the cognitive objectives and the limited number of contributions on the specific topic requires the adoption of a qualitative inductive exploratory approach.
The field will be built on in-depth personal interviews with professionals from platforms and brand seekers.
On the platform front, the intention is to consider the main platforms operating on an international scale (e.g. 99Design, eYeka, Zooppa).
The interview subjects will consist of account managers, those responsible for contacts with the brand seeker and in charge of managing creative projects.
On the brand seeker side, the organizations involved will be selected using the following criteria:
Variety of brand seeker size and sector of activity
Type of project, distinguishing open from closed ones
The relational intensity and therefore the number of collaborations.
The set of respondents will include marketing and communication experts (for example Marketing Director, Head of Advertising)
A minimum number of thirty interviews is foreseen, but for the identification of the precise size of the survey set, the criterion of theoretical saturation will be used.
Finally, the information will be treated using thematic content analysis.
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Moving on expected findings and regarding the company interlocutors responsible for the dialogue with the platform the research wants to understand if, for example, the level of competence and experience varies according to the relevance of the project.
Concerning the selection criteria of the platform, the research could highlight the importance of the variety of functionalities and services offered or the reputation and image of the platform rather than budget criteria.
Regarding the time horizon of the relationship, the results could show that a more collaborative and less formal approach by platforms stimulates brand seeker to entrust them with many projects, or conversely makes the relationship more flexible but less stable.
Finally, might emerge possible relational issues related to problems of transparency or that, conversely, transparency is a distinctive element of the platform’s value proposition.
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In deepening the relational dynamics between brand seeker and platform, this research does not consider the case in which the platform is activated by the brand seeker’s partner agency. Also, the paper's exploratory nature does not allow the results to be generalised.
However, its insights could provide new inspiration for future lines of research on creative crowdsourcing from a relational perspective.
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In terms of academic implications this research project aims to contribute to the literature on creative crowdsourcing and to the wider research on the agency-client relationship in the new scenario of marketing communication services.
The innovativeness of the project is related to the adoption of the relational reading key and the brand seeker's point of view, originals in the creative crowdsourcing field of research.
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Concluding, the research's results could represent a useful conceptual reference for both actors involved in the creative crowdsourcing process offering support both for brands that have already experienced this process and for those that are reluctant to adopt a still-evolving approach. This study could offer valuable insights for two-sided platforms which could build the foundations of a stable and continuous relationship.
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