TMF410

B2B Marketing and Technology Strategy

Autumn

Trondheim

Norwegian

Overview

44 candidates

Average grade

B

3.66

0.26

Pass rate

100%

same

Grade distribution
Average over time
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

  • Business-to-business markets and marketing
  • Value creation in B2B exchange
  • Different theoretical perspectives of inter-firm relationships and networks
  • Development and maintenance of buyer-supplier relationships
  • Management of customer relationships
  • Sales and new customers
  • Flexible market offerings
  • Industrial buying processes
  • Innovation and technology development in a B2B context
  • Price-setting in B2B markets
  • B2B marketing channels
  • B2B market strategy
  • The significance of CSR and sustainability for B2B strategy

Learning outcomes

Knowledge

  • Advanced knowledge about industrial marketing as a theoretical field
  • Advanced knowledge regarding different forms of business cooperation and development of relationships between companies in value based market offerings.
  • Advanced knowledge regarding how business relationships are connected in larger business networks.
  • Understand the significance of CSR and sustainability for B2B strategic decision making.

Skills

  • Be able to understand and analyze how companies create and deliver value to suppliers, intermediaries and new and existing customers.
  • Can explain and analyze buying- and selling processes between firms.
  • Can understand and analyze how companies can establish and develop cooperative relationships with customers.

General knowledge

  • Knowledge of how insight in different theories of industrial marketing, cooperation and business relationships can improve how firms understand, create and deliver value while contributing to sustainable development.
  • Gained insight in critical thinking to manage typical challenges related to management of industrial relationships.

Teaching methods

Lectures, case discussions, student presentations