Business Marketing 1992 Kate Bertrand - Abstracts

Business Marketing 1992 Kate Bertrand
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3Com builds its brand through splashy direct mail campaign. (Direct Marketing Strategy)BusinessKate Bertrand
Advertising a chip you'll never see. (Intel Corp.'s brand-awareness campaign)(includes related articles) (Cover Story)BusinessKate Bertrand
Apple girds for PC wars by retooling prices, distribution. (News & Trends)BusinessKate Bertrand
Apple-IBM joint venture appointment triggers mixed reaction. (Joseph M. Guglielmi, chairman and CEO of Taligent Inc.) (Update)BusinessKate Bertrand
Apple must conquer multiple obstacles in multimedia market, analysts say. (Apple Computer Inc.) (News & Trends)BusinessKate Bertrand
Borland takes on Lotus, microsoft in Windows spreadsheet shootout. (News & Trends)BusinessKate Bertrand
Breaking away: former IBM partner Microsoft launches its first-ever TV campaign. (Cover Story)BusinessKate Bertrand
Catalog choices: DEC and Apple go on-line, while Thomas remains paper powerhouse. (Digital Equipment Corp. and Apple Computer Inc. develop electronic catalogs while Thomas Publishing Co.'s Thomas Register sticks to paper catalogs)BusinessKate Bertrand
Chip wars. (Intel Corp.'s dominance of 386 microprocessor market is being challenged) (Cover Story)BusinessKate Bertrand
Comeback-minded Compaq launches new products, ad campaign. (Compaq Computer Corp.)BusinessKate Bertrand
Culture clash: Unisys, HP, Pfizer bridge gap between techies and reps. (UnisysCorp.; Hewlett-Packard Co.; Pfizer Inc.; technical and sales personnel) (Sales Force Automation)BusinessKate Bertrand
Fragmentation works for computer press.BusinessKate Bertrand
Getting more bang for your $. (includes related article on hidden costs in trade shows) (Trade Show Success)(April 1992 Take Out Section 2)BusinessKate Bertrand
Hard-hit hardware marketers downplay layoffs' impact on sales and marketing. (News & Trends)BusinessKate Bertrand
Home is where the office is. (AT and T Co., Sharp Electronics Corp. and Canon USA Inc. are targeting the home-office market)(includes related article) (Growth Marketing)BusinessKate Bertrand
HP returns to television with a bang. (Hewlett-Packard Co.)BusinessKate Bertrand
IBM and Microsoft turn Comdex into a marketing battlefield. (International Business Machines Corp. and Microsoft Corp. launch new software at Comdex-Spring and Windows World trade shows) (Comdex/Spring)BusinessKate Bertrand
IBM eyes Northgate for toehold in clone market. (Northgate Computer Systems Inc.)BusinessKate Bertrand
Intel launches new campaign amid new competitive threat. (News & Trends)BusinessKate Bertrand
Intel turns up the heat on its competitors. (Intel Corp.)BusinessKate Bertrand
MacIBM: will marketing bonds grow as new product marriage matures? (IBM Corp.; Apple Computer Inc.) (Cover Story)BusinessKate Bertrand
Marketers do it themselves at Creator Center. (Graphix Zone's multimedia production studios)BusinessKate Bertrand
Marketers reward their top reps with an Apple. (Apple Computer Inc. launches its 'Earning Through Achievement' incentive program)BusinessKate Bertrand
Microsoft-Compaq venture seeks 3COM orphans.BusinessKate Bertrand
Microsoft's Gates sees database software market ripe for the picking. (Microsoft Corp.'s Chairman and CEO Bill Gates) (Comdex/Fall)BusinessKate Bertrand
Multimedia: what you need to know. (Interview)BusinessKate Bertrand
Renaissance man to lead Apple-IBM multimedia venture. (A. Nathaniel Goldhaber; Apple Computer Inc.; Inernational Business Machines Corp.; Kaleida)BusinessKate Bertrand
Skittish execs see '93 ad bucket as 'half full'-maybe. (economic trends)BusinessKate Bertrand
Software publishing's quick recovery. (Software Publishing Corp.)BusinessKate Bertrand
Striving for creativity: Fujitsu looks for unique ways to deliver its message. (Fujitsu Network Transmission Systems Inc.; interview with marketing manager Greg Wortman) (Executive Survey) (Interview)BusinessKate Bertrand
The pan-American marketing motherlode: HP, Apple, Caterpillar eager for new trading bloc opportunities. (Hewlett-Packard Co.; Apple Computer Inc.; Caterpillar Inc.) (Global Marketing Opportunities)BusinessKate Bertrand
The power of personality: Apple, Sprint, Toshiba boost campaigns with big names. (Apple Computer Inc.; Sprint Inc.; Toshiba America Inc.; celebrity endorsers)(includes related article on Hertz Corp.) (Cover Story)BusinessKate Bertrand
The presentation sensation. (multimedia technology)BusinessKate Bertrand
The third wheel: Motorola designs chips to power future IBM and Apple computers. (Cover Story)BusinessKate Bertrand
To Maui with love: Mazda incentive program drives parts sales. (Mazda Motor of America Inc.)BusinessKate Bertrand
U.S. loses its marketing communications leadership, says PR exec. (Jean L. Farinelli, CEO of Creamer Dickson Basford Inc.)BusinessKate Bertrand
Volcanic activity: customer-targeted magazines proliferate at big companies. (includes related article on sale of advertising space by in-house corporate publishers) (Cover Story)BusinessKate Bertrand
Warming doorknobs overseas. (international direct marketing)BusinessKate Bertrand
What marketers want from Clinton: wish lists refined as economic spirits rise. (includes related article) (Cover Story)BusinessKate Bertrand, Jan Jaben, Sandra Pesmen, Priscilla C. Brown, Joe Mullich, Edmund O. Lawler
What's in a logo. (new logos of Hilton Hotels Corp., Dell Computer Corp. and Ultimedia) (The Business Marketing 100)BusinessKate Bertrand
WordPerfect gets with the program. (WordPerfect Corp. unveils marketing strategy) (News & Trends)BusinessKate Bertrand
WordPerfect lauches first foray into TV advertising. (WordPerfect Corp.) (Comdex/Fall)BusinessKate Bertrand
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