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What do the most powerful corporations in the world – Sony, Disney, Coca‐Cola, for example – have in common? Their success has been driven largely by the strength of their brands. As such, these and other successful organizations tend to manage their brands as key business assets that are a crucial underpinning to the overall corporate strategy. Scott Davis explains the rationale behind Brand Asset Management2 and explains how forward‐thinking businesses that expect to dominate their markets can put this approach to use in their own organizations.
Journal of Consumer Marketing – Emerald Publishing
Published: Jul 1, 2002
Keywords: Assets management; Strategy; Customers
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