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        management (cont)                marketing (cont)
          egotism, dangers of  100–03      focused  236–41
          experience, and business practice      four Ps and marketing mix concept    N
          48–49                            280–83
          failure, learning from  164–65    functional uniqueness, elusive nature
          groupthink, avoiding  114        of  29                         Nayar, Vineet  47, 337
          kaizen and efficiency improvement      market gaps  22–23        Nestlé  62, 254–55, 273
          304–09                           market leaders  166–69         Nestlé, Heinrich  337
          long- versus short-termism       market mapping  26–27          Netflix  55–56, 209, 317
          190–91                           market research  239–40        new entrants see start-ups
          middle management  49–50, 51     Measurement Models  233        Nike  29, 108, 275
          Mintzberg’s management roles  47,     myopia  246–48            nine-dots puzzle  88–89
          112–13                           neuromarketing  240–41           see also innovation
          participative management         niche markets  22–23, 177, 180,    Nintendo  89
          137                              182                            Nissan  79, 313, 326
          project management, critical path     promotions and incentives  271  Nokia  148–49, 184, 276, 309
          analysis  328–29                 psychographic profiling  239    Nooyi, Indra  338
          public and private companies,     sales forecasting  278–79     Nordstrom  267
          contrast between  191            stand-out  28–31               Not on the High Street  177
          qualities  69                    strategies  232–33
         risk management see risk          technological advantage
          management                       167–68
          staff empowerment  79, 86–87,     uniqueness, maintaining  30,    O
          306–07                           31
          stylistic typologies  76, 77     word-of-mouth  274–75
          time-based  326–27               see also advertising; business   Ohno, Taiichi  292–93, 338
          see also business adaptation and   adaptation and growth; competitive   Oliver, Jamie  59
          growth; executive officers;       advantage                      Olympus cameras  131, 154
          leadership; organizational culture;   Marks & Spencer (M&S)  201  Omidyar, Pierre  98, 174–75, 338
          teamwork                       Maslow, Abraham  70–71, 73       organizational culture
        Manchester United  143           Matsushita, Konosuke  336–37       arrogance problems  108
        marketing                        Mayo, Elton  70, 112, 337          benefits of  108
          AIDA model  242–43             Mera, Rosalie  337                 capability maturity model (CMM)
          Bass Model  233                mergers and takeovers  60–61,      218–19
          big data analysis  316–17        186–87                           collectivist and individualist cultures,
          brand champions  275           Merrill Lynch  110                 differences between  75, 107
          customer experience management   Microsoft  215                  competitiveness see competitiveness
          (CEM)  240                     Mintzberg, Henry  47, 112–13       corporate governance and
          customer perception and market   mobile commerce  276–77          accountability  130–31
          leaders  169                     see also Internet business       cultural dimensions  106–08
          customer relationship marketing   morality see business ethics    groupthink problems  108
          (CRM)  240                     Morita, Akio  311, 337             hierarchy and power  106–07
          and customer service  246–49   Motorola  50, 51                   and job satisfaction  108
          customers’ needs and preferences,   Mourinho, José  69            learning organization  204–07
          understanding  236–39          Muji  263                          long- versus short-term orientation
          Emotional Selling Propositions (ESP)    Mulberry  73              107–08
          29–30, 31                      multinationals and profit shifting       masculinity and femininity,
          familiarity as source of differentiation    222                   differences between  107
          30–31                          Murdoch, Rupert  337               non-static nature of  109
          financial strategy  134–37      MySpace  89                        organizational dynamics  76–77
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