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The role of private label in retail ecosystem
This conceptual study aims to understand the role of private label in the modern retail, using the theoretical framework of ecosystem in Service-Dominant Logic (S-D Logic) perspective. The hypothesis of the work is that the literature about service ecosystem could be useful to analyze the relationships and interactions between manufacturer companies, copackers, retail companies, logistics, and customers; in this sense, it is possible to explain how ‟relationships in the retail ecosystem are affected by specific institutions that define actorâ€TMs behaviourâ€. The aim is to understand if the private label in modern retail could be considered as institution of the retail ecosystem, or rather, a shared language and code that affects production, retailers, customers and other actors who should contribute to value co-creation. The main managerial implications of the paper concern the marketing and management competences and knowledge necessary for retailers to manage an institution of increasing importance for the entire retail ecosystem, which generates economic, social and environmental value
Dual quality and limits to international adaptation of product quality: development of a conceptual framework and research agenda
In recent years, consumers and public authorities in Europe have shown growing attention to dual quality, a term that refers to the sale across European countries of seemingly identical products that have different compositions and levels of quality. This phenomenon has raised consumer protection concerns and requires reflection on the ethical limits of local adaptation of firms' international marketing strategies. However, a lack of academic research on this topic remains. The present work addresses this gap and develops a conceptual framework that integrates prior research on consumer perceptions of and reactions to product quality and studies the standardisation - adaptation dilemma inherent in firms' international marketing strategies. The arguments presented here result in the development of a framework that comprises five stages: firms' real motivations for employing dual quality, dual-quality implementation, consumer awareness of dual quality, perceived acceptability of dual quality and consumer reactions to dual quality. Drawing on this framework, a rich research agenda is proposed to guide future studies and provide policymakers with new insights to help them evaluate whether or not to intervene to protect consumers
Applying Augmented Reality in the Italian Food and Dining Industry: Cultural Heritage Perspectives.
This chapter explores the intention to use the Augmented Reality (AR) technology within dining experiences and activities in the Italian food and dining industry by focusing on cultural heritage perspectives. Six case studies are presented drawing state of art within the industry, catching insights and highlighting limits and opportunities for the future. From the results, it emerges that AR is considered as a potential means able to increase the opportunity for the food and dining industry. Still, at the same time, the industry is not culturally ready for the technology improvement of customer contact. In particular, from the analysis emerges the intention of entrepreneurs to consider the AR as a potential element of business improvement to enhance the connection between food value proposition and cultural heritag
How DICSIP influences the purchase intention? Analysis of factors affecting perceived quality
The Role Of Technological Advances In Cultural Heritage: Focus On Virtual, Augmented And Mixed Reality In Technology, Business and Sustainable Development Advances for People, Planet and Profit
Misurazione della user experience in contesti culturali caratterizzati da tecnologie immersive Atti XIX Convegno Società Italiana Marketing - Next generation marketing.People, Planet, Place: cooperation & shared value for a new era of critical marketing.
Dynamic capabilities and private label performance: some correlations? Focus on three Italian food retailers
"Dynamic capabilities and private label performance: some correlations? Focus on three Italian food retailers" Il marketing per una società migliore. Atti della 17a SIM Conference
Gli attivatori della sostenibilità nel private label retail ecosystem e le loro relazioni
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