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This project is undertaken to observe the role of marketing in the consolidated banking sector. Kotler defined marketing as a social process by which individual and groups by which individual and groups obtain what they want through creating and exchange of products. The banking sector approach to marketing includes identification of customer‘s financial needs, advertise and promote the services to existing and prospective customers among their The role of marketing in banking industry includes creation of awareness, stimulating purchases, decision making among others. The marketing concept and it approach & according to Mac Daniel (1979), are goal oriented, customer oriented and system oriented. In customer oriented, Kotler requires the company to carefully define customer needs from customer point of view.
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This study examined the impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in operation...
Abstract: TAX IMPLICATIONS OF DEBT RESTRUCTURING AND LOAN MODIFICATIONS
This research explores the tax implications of debt restructuring...
THE INFLUENCE OF ETHICAL LEADERSHIP ON ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR
This study examines the...
Background to the Study
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Relationship between teachers‟ recruitment procedure and students‟ achievement in commerce among Federal Government Girls‟ Colle...
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International Humanitarian Law which is made up of rules established by treaties or customs that limit the rights of parties to...
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This study was carried out to examine the influence
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ABSTRACT: The role of early childhood education in visual perception devel...
THE EFFECTS OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION ON PREVENTING CHILD LABOR
THE IMPACT OF PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGY ON SALES PERFORMANCE
THE ROLE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION IN VISUAL PERCEPTION