Author: Henneberg Stephan C. Pardo Catherine Mouzas Stefanos Naudé Peter
Publisher: Routledge Ltd
ISSN: 0267-257X
Source: Journal of Marketing Management, Vol.25, Iss.5-6, 2009-07, pp. : 535-550
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Abstract
Business-to-business marketing is often concerned with the way in which companies manage strategically important relationships with their counterparts: their Key Relationship Programmes (KRPs). These relationships can be managed through the implementation of specific managerial and organisational structures, commonly implemented via Key Account Programmes (on the supplier side) or Key Supplier Programmes (on the customer side). Underlying this managerial process is an implicit assumption that these important relationships bring some form of additional value to one or both parties involved. However, a dyadic view of how this value is created and shared between the parties remains an under-researched area. In this conceptual paper, we use the multi-faceted value construct introduced in Pardo et al. (2006) and posit that the buyer's or seller's value strategies can be best understood as being
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