The purpose of this study is to review the intelligent marketing management in investment companies

Document Type : Excerpt from master's thesis

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Master student of Business Management, Payame Noor University, Damavand Branch

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to review the intelligent marketing management in investment companies that intelligent marketing provides information about competitors, their marketing strategies, goals, research activities, strengths and weaknesses and other information required for their activities. Organizations increasingly They are looking for a better understanding of how their power penetrates the market. Overall, this is a new area of international research, focusing on numerous studies in US companies. Despite this, the need for smart marketing in organizations is growing and decision makers are recognizing their role and importance. For the American Marketing Association, marketing is defined as an activity, a set of institutions and processes of creating, communicating, presenting, and exchanging that are valuable to customers, clients, business partners, and society at large. Readers should be aware that the law of commerce does not mention such companies, and it is certainly not without merit to know where the word holding is added to our vocabulary. HOLDING is a Latin word that took on its true meaning after the 1970s, when a number of American companies gained a good foothold in the 1960s, but the collective finances of a number of them plummeted. In the 1970s, GE invented a way to deal with stunted growth and other problems it encountered while planning. The company organized its 170 units into 49 divisions, and these groups operated under ten senior executives who were solely accountable to the CEO. At this time the holding was born. SBU is the acronym for Business Unit Strategic, so every industry or strategic business area is covered by a management based on its nature and degree of correlation so that they can work together to achieve the right integration. Being manageable is the degree of sovereignty of the holding company over that industry, which is mostly determined by the amount of shares and ownership, but it includes the sovereignty of the company or, more simply, it owns the majority shares. Holdings can be examined in two traditional and new forms. In the old view, holding companies operate on the basis of business views

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Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript
Available Online from 31 December 2023
  • Receive Date: 05 January 2022
  • Revise Date: 20 May 2024
  • Accept Date: 09 January 2022