Course Title:创新营销管理
Course No. | SUM24020 |
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Class No. | 1 |
Credit | 2 |
Course Hours | 32 |
Teacher | Rebecca Liu |
Title | Lecturer |
Venue | 213,Yifu Building |
Introduction |
INTRODUCTION/OVERVIEW This course begins by exploring what marketing innovation is and why firms succeed or fail in business and the relevant issues associated with managing marketing innovation. From here, students will be encouraged to explore the changing business environments within which firms must survive. The course is organized into three major parts: (A) recognizing marketing innovation (B) managing marketing innovation and (C) exploring marketing innovation frontier, around six themes: 1. Marketing, innovation and marketing innovation 2. Managing Marketing Innovation: Strategies 3. Managing Marketing Innovative: Organization, Leadership and Culture 4. Managing Marketing Innovation: Process 5. Marketing Innovation Governing: Open Innovation, Networking and Business Model 6. Marketing Innovation Frontier: Digitalization, Social and Sustainability-led COURSE AIMS: ▪ To provide students with an introduction to knowledge, understanding and skills required to manage marketing innovation at both the operational and strategic level. ▪ To provide students with an understanding of how the management of market, technological and organizational change integrate with marketing innovation to improve firm’s competitiveness. ▪ To provide students with the experience of applying and adapting existing theoretical frameworks through real-world scenarios. LEARNING OUTCOMES By the end of this course students should be able to: ▪ Draw on a variety of theoretical frames to analyze firms and markets to identify opportunities for marketing innovation; ▪ Identify and explain the management routines and practices that create innovation culture within a firm and with a wider business network; ▪ Identify and explain the managerial tools and practices used in managing a marketing innovation project; ▪ Conduct a process of inquiry that identifies and critiques marketing innovation development and implementation. EMPLOYABILITY SKILL In this course, students will learn subject specific knowledge (in this course that will be about the tools and management practices of innovators and market transformers) and more general, transferable skills which are applicable beyond students’ specialism and are thought valuable by employers. There are many of these skills being put into practice by students across students’ program of study, but this course will focus on developing three core employability skills: ▪ An essential expertise: This module is designed for those who are seeking for a contemporary expertise in today’s business world. ▪ Oral and written presentation skills: As part of module assessment, students are required to present students’ work in presentation, poster and a formal essay report format. ▪ Conducting a process of inquiry: As part of students’ coursework submission, students will learn to research and classify a marketing innovation. In the workplace, students will be expected to find things out and organize students’ findings in an accessible and meaningful format. ▪ Synthesizing and analyzing data: Once students have collected data for students’ coursework, students will learn to analyze, explain, justify what it means and why this information is important. |
Teaching Language | English |
Field | The Module of General Education Courses: Social Science and Areas Studies |
Syllabus | No Syllabus |
Credit Transfer | No Reference |