New and Improved
Auteur : Richard S. Tedlow
Date de publication : 1996
Éditeur : Harvard Business School Press
Nombre de pages : 483
Résumé du livre
Featuring a new introduction by the author that considers the impact of technology and the electronic environment, this seminal history of mass marketing is an account of how the United States became the world's first and foremost consumer society. Considering the roles of demographic change, advances in transportation and communication, and corporate culture, Tedlow illustrates the dynamics of competition by recounting the epic confrontations between Coke and Pepsi, Ford and GM, A&P and its rivals, and Sears and Montgomery Ward. "Valuable lessons for modern marketing executives."-Business Week "New and Improved can help us understand how to make American business great again."-Vice President Al Gore