How to Become a Market-Oriented Organization
In the previous chapter, we examined the relationship between market orientation for the new companies from the normative point of view by using previous research and lessons derived from the market examples. In this chapter, we will also look at how to become a market-oriented organization. Additionally, the traditional and market-oriented organizational structures will be compared.
A Company Case
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