Combination of Activities and Concepts
This chapter visualizes the combination between the NPL activities and the resulting concepts. The STRATEGIC PLAN concept consists of COMPETITIVE STRATEGY, MARKET STRATEGY, COMPANY STRATEGY, and PRODUCT STRATEGY. The TACTICAL PLAN concept consists of PRODUCT PLAN, PRICING PLAN, PROMOTION PLAN, and DISTRIBUTION PLAN.
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