ICI - Unilever Grant: Research Projects Retained for 2008
Up one levelFor the third consecutive year, the International Commerce Institute and Unilever launched their research grant aimed at furthering academic and industry knowledge in the areas of - Collaborative Differentiation - Shopper-driven Integrated Supply Chain Management - Joint Shopper Value Creation
Academics and business schools, with a proven track-record of conducting breakthrough research in any of the above-mentioned areas, were invited to apply for research funds made available by this ICI-Unilever grant. The selection committee, consisting of academics and business practitioners, has retained the following research projects for this year:
Research projects retained
- Retailer Business Models: The key to channel Relationships?, Richard Ivey school of Business, Canada
- Collaborative CRM: Delivering enhanced customer value through a rationalized channel structure, Bauer College of Business, University of Houston, USA
- Retail store execution strategies to improve sales and customer satisfaction, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, USA
- Understanding how to increase consumers' purchase of adjacent products in supermarket shopping, Yale School of Management, USA
- Behaviour across product categories, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark
Research Grant Application
Are you conducting breakthrough research in any above-mentioned areas?
The next round of proposal review is now open for Fall of 2008.
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