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Management article
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Reference no. SMR3735
Published by: MIT Sloan School of Management
Published in: "MIT Sloan Management Review", 1996
Length: 18 pages

Abstract

Is the Internet just another marketing channel like direct mail or home shopping? Or will it revolutionize global marketing? Will large multinationals lose the advantages of size, while small start-ups leverage the technology and become big players internationally? The authors discuss the different opportunities and challenges that the Internet offers to large and small companies worldwide. They examine the impact on global markets and new product development, the advantages of an intranet for large corporations, and the need for foreign government support and co-operation.

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Abstract

Is the Internet just another marketing channel like direct mail or home shopping? Or will it revolutionize global marketing? Will large multinationals lose the advantages of size, while small start-ups leverage the technology and become big players internationally? The authors discuss the different opportunities and challenges that the Internet offers to large and small companies worldwide. They examine the impact on global markets and new product development, the advantages of an intranet for large corporations, and the need for foreign government support and co-operation.

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