Management -Marketing Environment in Pharmaceutical Industry in Transition Countries
Author(s) -
Veselin Dickov
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
pharmacy and pharmacology international journal
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2379-6367
DOI - 10.15406/ppij.2016.04.00094
Subject(s) - community pharmacy , marketing , business , pharmaceutical industry , pharmacy , clinical pharmacy , pharmaceutical marketing , pharmaconomist , medicine , family medicine , pharmacology
Background: Management is a social process manifested on the market. Methods Rather than in an isolated vacuum, organizations operate in a complex dynamic environment. Organizations’ efforts are aimed at using business opportunities and averting (or neutralizing) dangers. Results: a substantial number of top organizations are engaged in continuous efforts to influence a large number of factors from their environment so as to channel (or harmonize) their state and movement with their own interests. Within any organization, marketing bears the greatest responsibility for making insights into the environment and responding to challenges they face. Conclusion: a substantial part of sources dealing with the basics or principles of marketing is devoted to the analytic definition of environmental forces making a direct or indirect impact on business operations.
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