Laura Braun
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Item type:Publication, Ability2Delight - Entwicklung organisationaler Kompetenzen zur KundenbegeisterungType:journal articleJournal:Marketing Review St. GallenIssue:1 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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Item type:Publication, Managerial Decision Making in Open Innovation: The Effect of Individual Hierarchy Level on the Evaluation of Customers’ and Employee’s ideas(2017-09-29); ; The present research deals with the influence of managers’ construal level on evaluations of customers and employee’s ideas in innovation contexts. While prior research found one’s situational construal level associated with creativity and feasibility ratings of ideas, we provide theory and evidence to suggest that the true hierarchy level of managers can alter evaluations of ideas from different sources. We conducted an experiment with 113 German-speaking managers to reveal that top-managers, processing information on higher construal levels, tend to distinct creativity ratings of an idea, depending on its source (customer’s vs. employee’s ideas). Lower-level managers showed no difference in their creativity evaluations, but differentiated their feasibility rating in respect to the source of ideas (customer vs. employee) whereas top-managers did not. In addition, post hoc analysis showed that especially the evaluation of customers’ ideas benefit from this rating biases of top and lower level management. Our findings contribute to existing managerial decision making and construal level research. Furthermore, relevant practical implications, especially for marketing and innovation management, can be deduced.Type:conference paper - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Using Customer Data and Feedback to Optimize Products and Services(Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden, 2025-02-13); ; ;Sabine Kirchem ;Martin StadelmannMario PufahlThe market’s increasing diversity of providers, products, and services confronts today’s companies with expanding customer demands and desires for immediate, individual treatment. Systematically managing customer data and concretely collecting and using feedback makes an effective and efficient customer approach possible, and also facilitates the individualization and optimization of services and products. This chapter deals with the preconditions, options for action, and effects of individualized service design. First, we discuss the necessity of data collection and enrichment as a basis for the use of customer data. Subsequently, we demonstrate possibilities and design measures in interaction and performance optimization through concrete examples. At the end of the chapter, we summarize relevant findings for decision-makers with guiding questions for a management-oriented approach in customer-data-centric product and service design.Type:book sectionJournal:Management for Professionals - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
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zur Produkt- und Serviceoptimierung(Springer Gabler, 2020); ; ;Stadelmann, Martin ;Pufahl, MarioLaux, David D.Type:book sectionVolume:1. Auflage - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Kundenbindung durch Loyalitätsprogramme(Springer Gabler, 2017-03); ; ; ;Bruhn, ManfredHomburg, ChristianType:book sectionVolume:9., überarbeitete Auflage