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Chapter 7

Organizational
Buyer
Behavior of
Group Market

Dr. John V. Padua

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Chapter Objectives
• Understand the organizational buying
process

• Identify and discuss the importance of


the participants in the organizational
buying process

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Chapter Objectives
• Identify the major influences on
organizational buyers

• List the eight stages of the


organizational buying process

• Identify and describe the group markets


in the hospitality industry
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The Organizational Buying
Process
• Market Structure and Demand

– Organizational demand is derived


demand; it comes ultimately from the
demand for consumer goods or
services

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The Organizational Buying
Process
• Organizational buying decisions tend to
be more complex than consumer
decisions

• The organizational buying process


tends to be more formal than the
consumer process

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Participants in the
Organizational Buying Process
• A buying center is all those individuals
and groups who participate in the
purchasing decision-making process,
who share common goals and the risks
arising from the decisions

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Participants in the Organizational
Buying Process
Users Influencers
Ethical
Decision-
Factors
Deciders
Making Unit
Situational
of a Buying
Unexpected

Roles Include Organization


is Called Approvers
Its Buying
Attitudes
Center.
of
Others
Gatekeepers Buyers

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Major Influences on
Organizational Buyers

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Organizational Buying
Decisions
1. Problem Recognition 5. Proposal Solution

2. General Need 6. Supplier Selection


Description
7. Order-Routine
3. Product Specification
Specification
8. Performance Review
4. Supplier Research
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Problem Recognition
• Problem recognition is when someone
in a company recognizes a problem or
need that can be met by acquiring a
good or a service

• Problem recognition can occur because


of internal and external stimuli

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General Need Description
• General need description is when a
company describes the general
characteristics and quantity of a needed
item

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Product Specification
• Product specification is when the
buying organization decides on and
specifies the best technical product
characteristics for a needed item

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Supplier Search

• Supplier search is when a buyer tries


to find the best vendor

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Proposal Solution
• Proposal solution is when qualified
suppliers are invited to submit proposals

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Supplier Selection
• Supplier selection is when a buyer
receives proposals and selects a
supplier or suppliers

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Order-Routine Specification
• Order-routine specification when a buyer
writes the final order with the chosen
supplier(s), listing the technical specifications,
quantity needed, expected time of delivery,
return policies, warranties, and so on

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Performance Review
• Performance review is when a buyer
rates its satisfaction with suppliers,
deciding whether to continue, modify, or
drop the relationship

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