Sue Pulendran, Richard Speed and Robert E. Widing
This study examines the relationships between marketing planning, market orientation and business performance. We explore conceptually how linking the behaviours of marketing…
Abstract
This study examines the relationships between marketing planning, market orientation and business performance. We explore conceptually how linking the behaviours of marketing planning with the values of market orientation might be expected impact on business performance. Our findings suggest that high quality marketing planning can lead to performance benefits, but as antecedent to a market orientation, rather than as an independent activity.