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3 years ago

Research conducted by Harvard Business School found that the traditional 4 Ps model:

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inna [77]3 years ago

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Answer:

B) is narrow and outdated.

Explanation:

The article's name is "Rethinking the 4 P’s" and it summarizes a 5 year study that involved more than 500 top level managers across the world. That study doesn't say that the 4 Ps are useless, it states that they are outdated. The study focused on the B2B market and it argues that the 4 Ps must be restated:

S ⇒ products to solutions
A ⇒ place to access
V ⇒ price to value
E ⇒ promotion to education

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