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Adnan Cosic

Industry 4.0 Customer Classification Model (CCM)


Basic Concept of Industry 4.0, Classification of Customers, Tailoring Marketing/Sales Strategies, Selling Smart Products
2017. 100 S. 220 mm
Verlag/Jahr: AV AKADEMIKERVERLAG 2017
ISBN: 3-330-51413-2 (3330514132)
Neue ISBN: 978-3-330-51413-3 (9783330514133)

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Industry 4.0 is currently mostly a buzzword and only a few companies are able to use it to the full extend. Among other reasons, this is due to the lack of knowledge and experience with the technologies that Industry 4.0 incorporates. Especially, for companies that develop build and distribute such technologies Industry 4.0 poses a challenge. For marketing these so called smart products successfully, firms must develop tailor made marketing and sales strategies. However, before any marketing strategy can be developed, first, corporations will have to understand their customers and their situation. Considering the novelty of Industry 4.0, the needs and characteristics of customers are unknown. Consequently, customer segments cannot be identified in an easy manner. The subject of this report is to identify possible ways of clustering customers to allow a proper segmenting, targeting and positioning process by the selling organization. Furthermore, possible criteria with high relevance regarding Industry 4.0 for grouping customers should be found as well. Thus, the goal is to provide firms with a comprehensive framework to develop tailor-made marketing and sales strategies.
Adnan Cosic works as an executive in a mid-sized Austrian B2B company. Next to his engineering degree from Austria, he also studied business in Europe and the USA. He already wrote several studies in the interdisciplinary field of technology and business, among them a study on hybrid electric vehicles and digitalization of the production floor.