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E-Mail: Not Dead, Evolving
Gill, BarryArtículo HBS-F1306Z-ETecnologías de la informaciónE-mail management company Mimecast shares the results of a 2012 survey of 2,600 workers in the U.S., UK, and South Africa who use e-mail every day. Due to the highly graphical nature of the Vision Statement, we offer this reprint in color, PDF format only. We recommend printing it out in color to maximize its effectiveness.Desde 8,20 €
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Quality in the Eye of the Beholder
Mitra, Debanjan; Golder, Pn; Golder, Peter N.Artículo HBS-F0704H-EMarketingConsumers are slow to notice positive or negative changes in a product's quality, and that could have important implications for your company's marketing plan.Desde 8,20 €
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To Reduce E-mail, Start at the Top
Brown, Chris; Killick, Andrew; Renaud, KarenArtículo HBS-F1309B-ELiderazgo y Dirección de personasHow one company successfully dealt with the e-mail glut: After executives underwent training to reduce the number of e-mail messages they sent, the output of other employees fell, too--even though they received no training or feedback. The result was a 7% gain in productivity.Desde 8,20 €
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In E-Commerce, More Is More
Eisingerich, Andreas B.; Kretschmer, TobiasArtículo HBS-F0803B-EMarketingMost managers believe that filling their websites with a broad array of information diverts attention from their company's core offerings. A new global study, however, has revealed just the opposite: that such information increases customer engagement. The research also shows that exploiting consumers' desire for engagement is the strongest predictor of superior shareholder value for e-commerce companies.Desde 8,20 €
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Rakuten's CEO on Humanizing E-Commerce
Mikitani, HiroshiArtículo HBS-R1311A-ERakuten is Japan's version of Amazon, but it offers a very different shopping experience. The goal of its founder in 1997 was to allow small and midsize merchants to set up shop on the internet very easily and to provide the kind of hospitality and customer service that even chain restaurants offer in Japan. Mikitani didn't want an internet superstore; he wanted something more like a bazaar, where shop owners would curate the merchandise and inte...Desde 8,20 €
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Souq.com's CEO on Building an E-Commerce Powerhouse in the Middle East
Mouchawar, RonaldoArtículo HBS-R1705A-EIniciativa emprendedoraIn 2005, when Souq.com was founded, the Middle East had tremendous potential for e-commerce: Its total population was more than 350 million, half of whom were younger than 25. But the region was highly fragmented in terms of laws and customs, logistics, and payment infrastructure. Mouchawar tells how Souq grew from auction website to B2C-only business by enabling alternative payment methods and managing delivery in a region where basic logistics ...Desde 8,20 €
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Finding Service Gaps in the Age of e-Commerce
Parasuraman, A.Artículo ART-2384-EServicios y operaciones, Tecnologías de la informaciónThirty years after developing the well-known SERVQUAL scale, the author revisits the original framework in light of the growing role of technology in service delivery. As more and more people turn to the Internet to purchase goods and services, he and his colleagues have recognized the need to adapt the SERVQUAL framework to the realities of the online experience; specifically, to measure the extent to which a website facilitates efficient and ef...Desde 8,20 €
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The CEO of Ozon on Building an e-Commerce Giant in a Cash-Only Economy
Gavet, MaelleArtículo HBS-R1407A-EThe author left the Boston Consulting Group to join Ozon in part because she had once been an entrepreneur and missed the excitement--but mostly because she saw the company's potential to become the Amazon of Russia. Russians were going online at an extraordinary rate; if Ozon could figure out how to deliver goods in an e-commerce market, despite the country's shaky distribution systems, its growth would skyrocket. The company's success in e-comm...Desde 8,20 €
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An Angel Investor with an Agenda (HBR Case Study)
Herzlinger, Regina E.; Munoz-Seca, BeatrizArtículo HBS-R1103X-EIniciativa emprendedoraGloria Londono, the owner of a chain of innovative, holistic day care centers for the elderly in Spain, is offered 3 million euro by Victor Serna, a wealthy physician-investor. In exchange, Serna wants a 25% stake, a board seat, a vote on all strategic decisions, and the ability to liquidate his position in five years, either through a public offering or a sale. His terms are not negotiable; his objectives are not transparent. The money would ena...Desde 8,20 €
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An Angel Investor with an Agenda (Commentary for HBR Case Study)
Herzlinger, Regina E.; Munoz-Seca, BeatrizArtículo HBS-R1103Z-EIniciativa emprendedoraGloria Londono, the owner of a chain of innovative, holistic day care centers for the elderly in Spain, is offered 3 million euro by Victor Serna, a wealthy physician-investor. In exchange, Serna wants a 25% stake, a board seat, a vote on all strategic decisions, and the ability to liquidate his position in five years, either through a public offering or a sale. His terms are not negotiable; his objectives are not transparent. The money would ena...Desde 8,20 €