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Is Mr.Porter’s theory of Market Signaling relevant in today's contemporary times?

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Question ajoutée par Sidrah Nadeem , Global Marketing Manager , Hill & Knowlton
Date de publication: 2014/04/08
Sreeharsh SJ
par Sreeharsh SJ , Trainee, Done academic project , Kerala Small Industries Development Corporation

I think its relevant today but depends upon those strategies which are intended to signal the public.  In this era of technological progress, information are available to anyone. So your market signals could be analyzed from a facebook link to Research & reporting firms. Also people are more focused on their needs and customizations than ever before, so bluffing is out of question. Therefore to receive advantage of a market signal, I think the segmentation and targeted product range must be precise, that could help the firm to hold themselves in a situation of negative market signaling.

Also an long-term pre planned signaling strategies could be effective in this era as against the nature of porter's short term strategies.

 

 

 

Muhammad qasim khan
par Muhammad qasim khan , Asst Financial Manager , Bukhatir education advancement and management

well i belive human should use every possible tool before making the decision. as no one know for certain whats going to happen actually. so the best one can do its to make the decision, by the information in hand and hope that it is the right one. and in my view Mr Portor have given the business world the right tools to make the decision. just one need to implement them properly. 

Mohammad Tohamy Hussein Hussein
par Mohammad Tohamy Hussein Hussein , Chief Executive Officer & ERP Architect , Egyptian Software Group

I believe it is more relevant today than ever before.It clarifyies directions. It is like a compass which is much needed during turbulent environments.

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