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Monday 8th September 2014Doctoral Colloquium |
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09:30 |
Investigating the Issue of Trust: Analysing the Relationship between Banks, Media and Customers |
Lakhbir Singh |
10:00 | An investigation into the facilitators and the barriers of organizational adoption of integrated solutions: the case of battery electric vehicles | Elina Petersone, Allard C.R. van Riel, Jörg Henseler, and Ellen Roemer |
10:30 | From Discrete to Relational Tweeting: On the integration of Twitter into Relationship Banking | Lisa Murray and Mark Durkin |
11:00 | R E F R E S H M E N T S | |
11:15 | How outraged customers react: the consequences of customer rage in service failure and intervention strategies | Wenjiao (Ruby), Zhang |
11:45 | Does C.R.M. enable effective responses to changes inside of the supply chain ? A case study within health services | Gianluca Bonometti |
12:15 | Business-to-Business Supplier-Customer Relationship Value Creation | Alexandre Metreveli, Beverly Wagner, and Fred Lemke |
12:45 | Summary of the Day | Fred Lemke |
13:00 | L U N C H | |
14:00 | Social Event - Exclusive Football Stadium Tour | |
15:30 | Newcastle upon Tyne - Easy-going City Tour | |
19:00 | Pre-registration Reception at Newcastle University Business School | |
Tuesday 9th September 2014Full Colloquium (Academic) |
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08:30 | R E G I S T R A T I O N & R E F R E S H M E N T S | |
09:15 | Welcome Address | Fred Lemke |
09:30 | Academic Keynote "Relationship Marketing: What it was, What it is, and What it will be." |
Prof. Evert Gummesson |
Theme: CRM and Relationship Marketing | ||
Paper Presentations (Track Chair: Fred Lemke) | ||
10:30 | Effortless Engagement: An Exploration of Ease of Doing Business in B2C and B2B Contexts | Moira Clark and Susan Rose |
10:50 | Agencies and clients: co-creation in a key B2B relationship | Tim Hughes and Mario Vafeas |
11:10 | R E F R E S H M E N T S | |
Paper Presentations (Track Chair: Andreas Munzel) | ||
11:25 | Through the Looking Glass; Understanding Consumer Inaction in Retail Financial Services | Tara Rooney, Katrina Lawlor, and Eddie Rohan |
11:45 | How does exchange create value? | Christopher Medlin and Michael Saren |
12:05 | Panel Discussion | Plenum |
13:00 | L U N C H | |
Paper Presentations (Track Chair: Hugh Wilson) | ||
14:00 | To adopt, or not to adopt: that is the question | Elina Petersone, Allard C.R. van Riel, Jörg Henseler, and Ellen Roemer |
14:20 | Building the Exchange process: The antecedents of operational exchange in collaborative business-to business-relationships | Mark A. Toon, Robert E. Morgan, and Matthew J. Robson |
14:40 | Identifying the right solution customers: a managerial approach | Katharina Windler, Uta Jüttner, Stefan Michel, Stan Maklan |
15:00 | Antecedents and consequences of relationship quality in high credence services | Pinelopi Athanasopoulou and Apostolos N. Giovanis |
15:20 | R E F R E S H M E N T S | |
15:35 | Discussion with the editor of Supply Chain Management – An International Journal (ABS 3*): How to get published and what to avoid |
Dr Beverly Wagner |
16:35 | Summary of the day | Fred lemke |
16:45 | End of Day 2 | |
18:30 |
Depart to a fabulous Gala Dinner, held at Lumley Castle
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Wednesday 10th September 2014Full Colloquium (Academic and Practice) |
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08:30 | R E F R E S H M E N T S | |
Theme: Services and Relationship Marketing | ||
Paper Presentations (Track Chair: Moira Clark) | ||
09:00 | Can attachment theory explain why social bonds develop in business relationships? An exploratory study of professional service providers | Ewa Krolikowska |
09:20 | Determinants and Consequences of Reward Redemption in Loyalty Programs | Marc Schnöring, David M. Woisetschläger, and Christof Backhaus |
09:40 | B2B Relationship Marketing – An assessment of the Nigerian SME-Bank Relationship | Mark Ojeme, Andrew Robson, and Nigel Coates |
10:00 | Exit Strategy of Loyalty Programs | Lena-Marie Rehnen, Anton Meyer, and Silke Bartsch |
10:20 | R E F R E S H M E N T S | |
Theme: Sustainability and Relationship Marketing | ||
Paper Presentations (Track Chair: Niki Hynes and Juliette Wilson) | ||
10:35 | All for one and one for all: prosocial identity and norm effects in novel groups | Guy P. Champniss, Hugh N. Wilson, Emma K. Macdonald, and Radu Dimitriu |
10:55 | Examining the role of employees and consumers in tourism environmental and sustainability CSR | Victoria K. Wells, Babak Taheri, Diana Gregory-Smith, Danae Manika, and Clair McCowlen |
11:15 | The Role of Reputation in Consumer Assessment of Socially Irresponsible Behaviour in Food Chains: Lessons for Customer Management | Luca Panzone, Henry L. Petersen, and Fred Lemke |
11:55 | The evolution of sustainability network structure and governance | Gabriela Alvarez, Hugh N. Wilson, Colin Pilbeam, and Richard Wilding |
12:15 | S H O R T B R E A K | |
12:20 | Sustainability and Consumption: Special Session | Niki Hynes and Juliette Wilson |
13:00 | L U N C H | |
Theme: Social media and Relationship Marketing | ||
14:00 | Practitioner Keynote "Case Studies - The Best Business Use of Social Media Right Now" Keynote sponsored by the CIM |
Christer Holloman |
14:45 | R E F R E S H M E N T S | |
15:00 | Panel Discussion | Plenum |
Paper Presentations (Track Chair: Christof Backhaus) | ||
15:45 | Too Many Friends? The Effects of Online Social Network Size and Intimacy on Happiness Through Social Capital | Andreas Munzel, Jean-Philippe Galan, and Lars Meyer-Waarden |
16:05 | A study on consumer choice of green, reusable packaging option in e-tailing | Johanna Gummerus and Michaela Lipkin |
16:25 | Summary of the Full Event | Fred Lemke |
16:35 | Presentation for ICRM 2015 | Johanna Gummerus |
16:45 | End of Day 3 | |
18:30 | Depart to a spectacular Medieval Meal, held at Blackfriars Restaurant |