1969
DOI: 10.2307/1248668
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“…For Berenson (1969, p. 16) [7], the MIS would be an interactive structure of people, equipment, methods and controls, designed to create a flow of information able to provide an acceptable base for the decision-making process in marketing. The need for its implementation would derive from points that have not changed yet: 1) the increase in business complexity would demand more information and better performance; 2) the life cycle of products would be shortened, requiring more assertiveness from marketing managers to collect profits in shorter times; 3) companies would become so large that the lack of effort to create a structured information system would make its management impractical; 4) business would demand rapid decisions and therefore, in order to support decision making, an information system would be essential for marketing areas; 5) although an MIS is not dependent on computers, the advances in hardware and software technologies would have spread its use in companies, and not using its best resources would represent a competitive penalty [7].…”
Section: The Use Of Information On the Decision-making Process In Marmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For Berenson (1969, p. 16) [7], the MIS would be an interactive structure of people, equipment, methods and controls, designed to create a flow of information able to provide an acceptable base for the decision-making process in marketing. The need for its implementation would derive from points that have not changed yet: 1) the increase in business complexity would demand more information and better performance; 2) the life cycle of products would be shortened, requiring more assertiveness from marketing managers to collect profits in shorter times; 3) companies would become so large that the lack of effort to create a structured information system would make its management impractical; 4) business would demand rapid decisions and therefore, in order to support decision making, an information system would be essential for marketing areas; 5) although an MIS is not dependent on computers, the advances in hardware and software technologies would have spread its use in companies, and not using its best resources would represent a competitive penalty [7].…”
Section: The Use Of Information On the Decision-making Process In Marmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esse acontecimento foi oportuno, pois, de acordo com Brien e Stafford (1968), havia evidente necessidade de SIMs nas organizações, porque diariamente o setor econômico gerava um enorme volume de dados, e os gerentes reclamavam que as informações eram insuficientes, inapropriadas ou desatualizadas para a tomada de decisões, o que já havia sido alertado por Kelley (1965), Kotler (1966) Berenson (1969), que seguiu uma linha de raciocínio similar à de Kotler (1966). O autor defendia que a crescente complexidade dos negócios demandava mais informação e melhor desempenho da organização, que estava passando a competir além do mercado local, gerando, por isso, informações descentralizadas fisicamente, além da pressão para apresentar lucro com produtos que passaram a ter ciclo de vida mais curtos.…”
Section: Sistemas De Pesquisaunclassified
“…Além disso, diversas organizações haviam adotado a figura do gestor de marketing, a quem eram atribuídas as inúmeras responsabilidades de marketing e de quem era exigida rapidez na tomada de decisão. Finalmente, o autor argumenta que as técnicas de análise de dados haviam sido melhoradas e, com a intensificação do uso do computador, era possível organizar e recuperar as informações de forma efetiva, embora, assim como também advertiram Brien e Stafford (1968), Berenson (1969) tinha afirmado que o SIM não depende totalmente do computador, uma vez que pode haver sistemas não baseados em computadores.…”
Section: Sistemas De Pesquisaunclassified
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