2003
DOI: 10.1016/s0019-8501(01)00202-4
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Communication in international business-to-business marketing channels

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“…Literature suggests that in a direct purchasing environment (DPS) personal relationships and communication enhance the trust building process even in a highly diverse cultural context (Rosenbloom and Larsen, 2003). In their study van-Everdingen and Waarts (2003) found that very few OEMs insist on choosing an IPO as a preferred purchasing channel.…”
Section: Type Of Channel Preferredmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Literature suggests that in a direct purchasing environment (DPS) personal relationships and communication enhance the trust building process even in a highly diverse cultural context (Rosenbloom and Larsen, 2003). In their study van-Everdingen and Waarts (2003) found that very few OEMs insist on choosing an IPO as a preferred purchasing channel.…”
Section: Type Of Channel Preferredmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These technologies are merely enablers that must operate together with organizational, relational and human resources (Michelino et al 2008), and technology-enabled contact must often be supplemented by "human" engagement (Rosenbloom and Larsen 2003). Our empirical data largely supported the resource coordination challenge; technical processes and integration with other resources were emphasized as important challenges.…”
Section: Information and Communication Technologymentioning
confidence: 53%
“…That is, not only is the amount of infonnation exchange growing, but so to is its importance. While e-commerce can certainly be considered a new medium (Cateora and Graham 1999;Cort 1999;Rosenbloom and Larsen 2003), it is the heightened transparency (reduced information asymmetry) among economic actors that is revolutionary. That manufacturer, distributor, and customer can communicate more freely is altering economic behavior and the way in which value is assessed.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Johnson et al (1993) look at the exercise of power in US-Japanese interfirm distribution channel relationships. Rosenbloom and Larsen (2003) extend cultural distance to the context of international business-to-business e-commerce marketing channels. "Findings show that there is a relationship between culture and channel communication" (Rosenbloom and Larsen 2003: 309).…”
Section: Cross-cultural Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%