Strategic Marketing Management

  HOLY  CROSS  OF  DAVAO  COLLEGE   Sta.  Ana  Avenue,  Davao  City     Bachelor  of  Science  in  Business  Administra...

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  HOLY  CROSS  OF  DAVAO  COLLEGE   Sta.  Ana  Avenue,  Davao  City     Bachelor  of  Science  in  Business  Administration  (BSBA)   Major:  Marketing  Management     COURSE  OUTLINE     Strategic  Marketing  Management     I. Course  Number:    MM  8           Credit:      3  units     II. Course  Title:    Strategic  Marketing  Management     Pre-­‐Requisite:      MM  1  &  MM  7     III. Course  Description:                  This  course  introduces  students  to  the  process  of  developing  and  managing  marketing  strategy,   examining   how   firms   create   and   sustain   customer   value   from   market   analysis   and   product   positioning.   Likewise,   it   develops   the   students’   strategic   thinking   which   is   necessary   in   making   decisions   for   more   innovation,   opportunities   and   foremost   ultimate   satisfaction   of   their   future   clientele.     IV. Course  Objectives:     At  the  end  of  the  course,  the  student  should  be  able  to:     1. Identify  the  different  marketing  strategies  of  a  specific  product/company.     2. Analyze   the   reciprocity   of   management   and   marketing   towards   competitive   strategic   planning.     3. Appreciate  by  understanding  the  importance  of  strategic  marketing  management  in  real   world  of  business.     4. Share  their  notions  in  analyzing  and  designing  strategic  management  undertaking.     5. Develop  appropriate  values.   6. Formulate  strategic  marketing  management  decision.   7. Evaluate  the  group  output.       V. Course  Outline                   No.  of  Hours     A. Strategic  Management                  13.5  hours     1. Strategic  Management  Process   a. Strategy  Analysis   b. Introduction  to  VMGO   c. Internal  Analysis   c.1.  Value  Chain  Analysis   c.2.  Resource  Based       d. External  Analysis   d.1.  SWOT  Analysis   d.2.  Competitive  Environment     B.  Strategy  Formulation                    13.5  hours    

    1. Business  Strategy   a. Types  of  Competitive  Advantages   b. A  Cost  Leadership  Differentiation  &  Focus   2. Corporate  Strategy   a. Diversification  strategy   b. Acquisition  strategy   3. International  Strategy   a. Entry  Modes  of  International  Expansion   4. Strategy  Implementation   a. Strategic  Control                         C. Market  Driven  Program  Development             1. Strategic  Brand  Management     a. Challenges  in  Building  Strong  Brand   b. Strategic  Brand  Analysis     c. Brand  Identify  Strategies     d. Managing  Products/Brands     e. Managing  the  Brand  Portfolio   2. Value  Chain  Strategy     a. Strategic  Role  of  Distribution     b. Channel  of  Distribution  Strategy     c. Managing  the  Channel     d. International  Channel       3. Pricing  Strategy  and  Management     a. Pricing  Strategy  and  Management     b. Analyzing  the  Pricing  Situation     c. Selecting  the  Pricing  Strategy     d. Determining  Specific  Prices  and  Policies     4. Promotion,  Advertising  and  Sales  Promotion  Strategies     a. Promotion  Strategies     b. Advertising  Strategies     c. Sales  and  Promotion  Strategy   5. Sales  Force,  Internet  and  Direct  Marketing  Strategies     a. Developing  and  Implementing  Sales  Force  Strategy     b. Internet  Strategy     c. Direct  Marketing  Strategy   6. Case         D.                     1.  Implementing  and  Managing  Market-­‐Driven  Strategies     a. Designing  Market  Driven  Organizations   a.1.  Considerations  in  Organization  Design     a.2.  Organizational  Design  Options     a.3.  Selecting  an  Organizational  Design     a.4.  Global  Dimensions  of  Organizations     2. Marketing  Strategy  Implementation      

 

No.  of  Hours  

 

   13.5  hours  

 

   13.5  hours  

  a. The  Marketing  Plan     b. Implementing  the  Plan     c. Strategic  Evaluation   VI.  

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  VIII.  

  References     A. Bibliography     Barton,   Richard,   Borge   Obel,   Geraldine   Desanctis   (2011),   Organizational   Design:   A   Step-­‐by-­‐ Step  Approach  (2nd  Edition)  New  York;  Cambridge  University  Press     Cravens,   David   W.   (2006).   Strategic   Marketing.   (8th   edition)   USA:   McGraw   Hill   Perspective   Singapore:  Pearson  Asia  Prentice  Hall.       David,  Fred  (2012)  Strategic  Management:  Concepts  &  Cases     Dess,  G.G.,  Lumpkin,  G.T.  and  Taylor,  M.L  (2007)  Strategic  Mgt  2e,  Boston,  New  York:  McGraw-­‐ Hill  Irwin     Etzel,  Michael  J.  (2007).  Marketing  (4th  edition).  McGraw-­‐Hill,  New  York.       Jones,  G.R.  and  Hill,  C.W.L.  (2009)  Strategic  Mgt  Essentials  2e,  China:  Southwestern  Cengoge   Learning     Jones,   G.R.   and   Hill,   C.W.L.   (2010)   Theory   of   Strategic   Mgt   w/   cases,   China:   South   Western   Cengoge  Learning       Kotler   and   et.al.(2006).   Marketing   Management   (12th   edition).Pearson,   Prentice   Hall,   Upper   Saddle  River,  New  Jersey.     Marshall/  Johnston  (2010)  Marketing  Management     Michael  O.  Autt,  Thomas  W.  Speh  (2010)  Business  Marketing  Management     O-­‐West,  John  Ford,  Icsam  Ibrahim  (2011)  Strategic  Marketing  Creating  Competitive  Advantage     Todd  A.  Mooradian,  K.  Matzles,  Lawrence  J.  Ring,  (2012)  Strategic  Marketing       Course  Requirements  

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Quizzes   Periodical  Examinations   Graded  Class  Participation.   Written  Analysis  of  the  Case   Assignments  and  Projects    

Grading  System   Midterm  Grade       Prelim  Examination  

 

 

 

 

Tentative  Final  Grade  

 

25%  

 

Semi-­‐final  Examination   25%  

  Midterm  Examination     25%     Final  Examination   Class  Standing       50%     Class  Standing     Total                              100%     Total                            Midterm  Grade    +    Tentative  Final  Grade   Final  Grade   =                 2  

 

  25%     50%                          100%