Sentence examples for marketing foresight from inspiring English sources

Like all things Disney, the destination synergy was more marketing foresight than serendipity.

But I continue to be baffled by Amtrak's lack of marketing foresight.

It is likely that the interventionist power of public S&T policy will hardly reach out to private R&D organisations when strategic management issues (such as benchmarking, application of Balanced Score Cards or market foresight) are concerned.

One major drawbacks with prediction markets as Foresight tools is that they cannot depict anything but the likelihood of occurrence.

In times of increasingly uncertain and volatile markets, corporate foresight is becoming a relevant contributor to the long-term strategy of players, particularly multinational ones.

Perhaps the oldest technology-oriented public prediction market is the Foresight Exchange (www.ideosphere.com), which launched in 1994.

A master of the market, Mr. Kennedy had the foresight to sell his stock holdings before the crash of 1929.

Sharp said it had recorded "large deficits for the year" due in part to a "lack of foresight in market changes" and a deterioration of its LCD TV business in the US.

Soros, known for his uncanny foresight into market swings, told the newspaper he thinks the world's next major financial crisis is likely to occur at the "center" of the financial system rather than in another emerging market, triggered by the current "speculative bubble" in U.S. asset markets.

Interview participants noted the use of foresight outcomes in marketing efforts such as advertising decisions, web site content, and marketing collateral.

Gores persuaded another Ventech alumnus, John Diggins, to leave a comfortable job at Dow Jones to run first Foresight and then marketing for all of Platinum.