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MKT701-2008-1/2
Overview:
Prerequisites: NIL
Email: amy.wong@globalnxt.edu.my
Webinar Room Link: https://globalnxt.adobeconnect.com/mkt701-2008/
Email: studentcare@globalnxt.edu.my
Subject Details:
Subject Description:
This subject provides the framework to understand and analyse the market environment, consumers
and competitors, in order to facilitate marketing decision-making. The subject introduces the concepts,
principles and activities involved in the analysis, development, implementation and control of
marketing programmes.
Aims:
The aim of this subject is to provide students with an understanding of marketing and the marketing
function within organisations.
Objectives:
The objective of this subject is to prepare students to apply the knowledge and skills gained from this
subject towards the development of effective marketing plans to spur business growth.
Mode of Delivery:
The mode of delivery for this module is online with self-study of course materials, discussion board
activities and case studies. The online study is also supplemented with synchronous face-to-face
sessions.
Study Schedule
Session
https://globalnxt.adobeconnect.com/mkt701-2008/
Overview of MKT701, guidelines, expectations /
1 3 Sep, 7:00 PM IST
Understanding Marketing
2 24 Sep, 7:00 PM IST Company Strategy
3 8 Oct, 7:00 PM IST Marketing Environment
4 22 Oct, 7:00 PM IST Consumer Behaviour
5 5 Nov, 7:00 PM IST Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning
6 19 Nov, 7:00 PM IST FIP Presentations
7 26 Nov, 7:00 PM IST FIP Presentations
8 3 Dec, 7:00 PM IST Exams Preparation
Summary of Assessment
To be confirmed
by the
6 Final Exam 40% Individual
Examinations
Office
TOTAL 100%
Watch the below video on Tealbook, a fast-growing and exciting enterprise software company
headquartered in Toronto’s downtown tech hub.
https://youtu.be/NAWLgInM57w
Your analysis should be based on research using articles from the eLibrary and relevant websites. Do not
copy and paste information from your research. Instead, please provide the references and web links.
Assessment Item 2:
Title: Discussion Board Topics Weeks 4 & 5
Group or Individual: Individual (10%)
How Students will be Assessed: As per the Discussion Board Rubric on the LMS
Watch the below video on how to Ariel’s Share the Load Campaign.
https://youtu.be/8QDlv8kfwIM
Your analysis should be based on research using articles from the eLibrary and relevant websites. Do not
copy and paste information from your research. Instead, please provide the references and web links.
Assessment Item 3:
Title: Discussion Board Topics Weeks 8 & 9
Group or Individual: Individual (10%)
How Students will be Assessed: As per the Discussion Board Rubric on the LMS
Open innovation, also known as crowdsourcing or co-creation, is a way for companies to utilize the ideas
and strength of the people outside their organization to make improvements in the internal processes or
products. Many companies seek input from those people outside their organization for solving some of
their trickiest problems. Open innovation helps them drive employee productivity, customer loyalty and
better innovation.
Think of another company that sells a product or service you enjoy. Elaborate on how open innovation can
help the company deliver customer value by meeting customers’ needs, drive employee productivity, and
achieve customer loyalty. Provide real-life examples of success and failures in marketing innovation.
Your analysis should be based on research using articles from the eLibrary and relevant websites. Do not
copy and paste information from your research. Instead, please provide the references and web links.
Marketing Issue 1
Ethics and social responsibility in marketing
Marketing Issue 2
Marketing research and trends
Marketing Issue 3
Customer experience management
Marketing Issue 4
Use of technology in marketing
Marketing Issue 5
Innovations in marketing
Marketing Issue 6
Consumer behaviour trends
Grading Criteria:
1) The choice marketing issue (i.e., something interesting and exciting)
2) Analysis of marketing issues and real-world companies (depth, tools and relevant frameworks used,
including course frameworks or information from other courses)
3) Depth of findings (i.e., more marks for inclusion of relevant data)
4) Solid justification and relevant support for proposed recommendations (i.e., relate to country, relate to
organizational culture, core competencies etc.)
5) The presentation—narration, style, and persuasiveness
* Please remember to complete your Peer Assessment after the deadline of the ALP.
Although there is no restriction on the content and format, your marketing plan will include the following
elements:
• Executive summary of your marketing plan
• Table of contents
• Background analysis of your product/service/company and market
• Marketing objectives
• Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning
• Marketing mix strategies (4 Ps or 7 Ps)
• Action plans and budgets
• Conclusion
• References
• Appendices
* Please remember to complete your Peer Assessment after the deadline of the FIP.
Assessment Item 6:
Title: Final Examination
Duration: Three (3) hours
Group or Individual: Individual
DB Grading Criteria
Reference Material:
Recommended Textbook:
Kotler, P. and K. L. Keller (2012). Marketing Management. 14th ed. New Jersey: Prentice Hall.
Hill-Wilson, M, & Blunt, C 2013, Delivering Effective Social Customer Service: How to Redefine the
Way You Manage Customer Experience and Your Corporate Reputation, New Jersey: John Wiley &
Sons, Ebrary Academic Complete (ProQuest).
Peppers, D, & Rogers, M 2011, Managing Customer Relationships: A Strategic Framework, Hoboken,
N.J.: Wiley, eBook Academic Collection (EBSCOhost), EBSCOhost.
Legorburu, G, & McColl, D 2014, Storyscaping: Stop Creating Ads, Start Creating Worlds, New Jersey:
John Wiley & Sons, Ebrary Academic Complete (ProQuest).
Hestad, M 2013, Branding and Product Design: An Integrated Perspective, Farnham: Gower, eBook
Academic Collection (EBSCOhost), EBSCOhost.
Yohn, DL 2013, What Great Brands Do: The Seven Brand-Building Principles That Separate the Best
from the Rest, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Ebrary Academic Complete (ProQuest).
Erwin, K 2014, Communicating The New: Methods to Shape and Accelerate Innovation, New Jersey:
John Wiley & Sons, Ebrary Academic Complete (ProQuest).
eBooks:
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