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  • Do Consumers Really have a Hierarchy of Motivations?

    What motivates Consumers? This course explores the different motivations for the different roles consumers play as buyers, users, and payers. Similar to Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, Hierarchy of user motivations in this context is driven by survival, social affiliation, personal identity, and societal concern. Many observations are discussed in detail on each set of motivations.

  • Does Stakeholder Marketing Pay Off?

    Marketing thought leaders lately have been advocating that marketing practice need to go beyond customer and think of all stakeholders of the company. This course explores this very debate by discussing what is stakeholder marketing and who are the eight other stakeholders in addition to customers. It explains evolution of marketing from product-customer-stakeholder-centricity and discusses […]

  • Economics of the Digital Age

    What is driving the economics of the Digital Age? This course presents the classic conundrum with examples of successes and failures, and how the fundamental shift and the forces driving it from Industrial age to Digital Age. How the economics play out, as it relates to, Agriculture, Industrial, and Digital Age, is further explained to […]

  • Eleven Ways Consumers Become Loyal to Brands

    Consumer loyalty is the focal point of this course. Why consumer loyalty matters; how it is key to a brand’s survival and growth and how it directly contributes to a company’s tangible & intangible value is evaluated in detail with examples and cases. Eleven ways consumers become loyal to brands and behavioral theories, socialization theories, […]

  • Entrepreneurship by Necessity

  • Geopolitical Realignment of Markets: First Round

    This course is a first of 3 segments on Geopolitical Realignment of Markets. The focus is on the four forces driving realignment along with explaining the geopolitical economic structures and new measures of world economies. It further explores non-colonial approach to economic integration and outlines the First Round of Regional blocks (markets) of influence.

  • Geopolitical Realignment of Markets: Second Round

    This course is a second of 3 segments on Geopolitical Realignment of Markets. In continuation, this segment focuses in depth on the shift to the Second Round of new Regional blocks (markets) of influence and explains who is being left out and why.

  • Geopolitical Realignment of Markets: The Impact

    This course is the final of 3 segments. It explains in detail the four areas of impact of Realignment of Markets and the overall assimilation of culture and values in the new context. Furthermore, it discusses the reality and the eight obstacles to be encountered along the journey toward emergence of Regional markets.

  • Geopolitics and Globalization Cluster