Business Marketing 1993 Joe Mullich - Abstracts

Business Marketing 1993 Joe Mullich
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Allied-Signal puts emphasis on speed. (Allied-Signal Inc.)BusinessJoe Mullich
Amex charges into database marketing. (American Express Group and Incentive Service)(travel industry database) (News & Trends)BusinessJoe Mullich
Borland, Microsoft touch off software marketing wars. (Borland International; Microsoft Corp.) (News & Trends)BusinessJoe Mullich
Brand still holds edge in battle with price. (News & Trends)BusinessJoe Mullich
By any name, Universal brings value to table (Universal Systems' value added reselling operations)BusinessJoe Mullich
CompUSA's Morton weds retail, PCs. (profile of CompUSA, computer superstore chain)BusinessJoe Mullich
Database marketing cuts costs of 'blitzkrieg' approach.BusinessJoe Mullich
Everex plans to focus on VARs, government business. (Everex Systems Inc.; value-added resellers) (News & Trends)BusinessTim Clark, Joe Mullich
Exploring the rust belt revolution; manufacturers turn to innovation in product marketing. (Remarketing Industrial America)BusinessJoe Mullich
Hot shop: 'Fales-safe' approach to advertising, telemarketing. (profile of Response Ability Marketing telemarketing and advertising company)BusinessJoe Mullich
HP conquers channels with speed. (Hewlett-Packard Co., distribution channels) (Special Report)BusinessJoe Mullich
Indonesia alluring to EarthShield.BusinessJoe Mullich
Integrated push requires muscle: Cahners Direct adds Arndt, Kennedy to manage database program.BusinessJoe Mullich
Intel powers Pentium push with wave of magazine. (Intel advertises Pentium microcomputer chip)BusinessJoe Mullich
Interactive TV innovation: Merck, Pfizer, other drug firms test new pitch to reach physicians. (Merck and Company Inc. Merck Sharp and Dohne Pharmaceutical Laboratories; Pfizer Inc. Pfizer Pharmaceutical) (Medical Marketing)BusinessJoe Mullich
Lotus enlists VARs to promote Notes. (Lotus Development Corp.; value added resellers)(Lotus Notes: Document Imaging workgroup software)BusinessJoe Mullich
Lotus, Microsoft fire salvos in Hatfields, McCoys ad battle. (Lotus Development displays comparative advertisements mocking Microsoft advertisements)BusinessJoe Mullich
Mining radio 'gold.' (the merits of radio advertising) (Tuning into TV & Radio)BusinessJoe Mullich
NEC's U.S. unit to call own marketing shots. (NEC Corp.'s NEC Technologies Inc.) (Remarketing Industrial America)BusinessJoe Mullich
New IBM ad director has double duty. (International Business Machines Corp.'s Clare N. Thain) (Newsmakers)BusinessJoe Mullich
New product needs new identity: Hammermill emphasizes price, quality in the launch of Regalia line.BusinessJoe Mullich
Notes program has Lotus singing new marketing, distribution tune. (Lotus Development Corp.) (News & Trends)BusinessJoe Mullich
On the road, execs favor cable TV; survey reveals news preference. (Tuning into TV & Radio)BusinessJoe Mullich
Overseas offices gain autonomy; with marketing freedom comes greater revenuepressure. (IBM Corp.) (Remarketing IBM: Special Report)BusinessJoe Mullich
Polishing your 'image.' (use of devices and graphics during sales presentations) (Take Out)BusinessJoe Mullich
Quarterdeck launches new magazine. (Quarterdeck Office Systems) (News Roundup)BusinessJoe Mullich
Survey: sitcoms score high with marketing executives. (Tuning into TV & Radio)BusinessJoe Mullich
The innovative and inane at PC Expo.BusinessJoe Mullich
TV gets top ratings from business marketers. (Tuning into TV & Radio)BusinessJoe Mullich
Using multimedia; flexing its muscles; multimedia emerges from fun 'n games to become a vital business tool.BusinessJoe Mullich
Xerox counts on big bucks from small businesses. (Xerox Corp.)BusinessJoe Mullich
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