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How a Marketing Doctrine Overcomes the Flexibility Vs Consistency Conundrum

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How a Marketing Doctrine Overcomes the Flexibility Vs Consistency Conundrum

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KEY CONCEPT

Diversified or decentralized firm face a conundrum: How do you ensure that marketing decisions are consistent across the entire company without undermining the flexibility required to tailor marketing decisions to local circumstances? The answer: A marketing doctrine based on unique principles that guide without dictating. 


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July 15, 2014

Idea posted

Feb 2016
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