1. Identify
and
describe
some
problems
and
challenges
to
marketing
managers
in
relation
to
change
and
innovation.
Critically
discuss
the
links
between
how
company
can
survive
to
the
change
environment
with
particular
reference
to
Levitt’s
seminal
article
“Marketing
Myopia”
Innovation
is
one
of
the
most
important
factors
for
organizational
success
and
growth.
Indeed,
the
name
of
innovation
or
changes
will
cause
some
complaints
for
people
who
are
not
easy
to
adapt
to
changes,
even
though
sometimes
those
changes
make
them
better.
Thus,
fostering
innovation
in
your
company
must
be
an
important
organizational
initiative.
However,
many
organizations
face
internal
challenges
that
hinder
the
progress
of
innovation
as
I
said
before.
There
are
some
challenges
for
marketing
managers
in
relations
to
change
and
innovation
like
employee
aren’t
empowered
and
motivate
to
inovate,
sometimes
the
inovation
aren’t
for
all,
only
certain
group
that
leads
to
the
lack
of
collaboration
and
diversity,
and
as
we
do
business,
we
have
customers,
we
don’t
want
to
missed
connection
with
them,
deep
customers
empathy
is
the
key
to
understanding
changes
in
demand,
by
utilizing
customer’s
input
can
help
to
keep
you
company
knows
what
customer’s
really
need.
Mostly
business
organizations
are
organized
with
visions
that
are
too
focused.
Therefore
to
bring
change
and
innovation,
companies
must
review
it
to
define
the
market
in
a
broader
context.
This
is
the
essence
of
Levitt's
article
"marketing
myopia,"
.
According
to
Theodore
Levitt
in
1960,
marketing
myopia
was
when
companies
were
too
focused
on
producing
products
and
services,
rather
than
seeing
the
big
picture
of
what
people
wanted.
For
example
case
in
Indonesia
or
globally
would
be:
Taxi
(Blue
Bird)
companies
whose
dominance
began
to
be
shifted
by
the
phenomenon
of
online
transportation
(GoCar/Grab).
What
customer’s
needs
are
not
‘Taxi
Transportation’
but
transportation
that
are
easily
accessible
at
affordable
prices.
Or
global
example
would
be
like
Hollywood
movie
industry,
which
was
threatened
by
the
existence
of
TV.
Now
TV
is
threatened
by
the
existence
of
YouTube.
Meaning
that,
is
not
about
watching
a
movie,
watching
TV,
or
watching
YouTube
as
desired;
but
an
easier
way
to
get
pleasure.
Levitt’s
suggest,
that
the
company
should
know
what
business
are
they
in,
it’s
is
because
a
successful
companies
always
measure
what
consumer’s
need
not
only
offering
a
products
and
services
which
can
actually
become
a
subtitute
produts/services.
2. Peter
Drucker
states
there
are
two
essential
functions
in
organization;
marketing
and
innovation.
State
your
view
on
the
statement.
Do
you
agree/
disagree
to
Peter
Drucker.
Explain
your
argument
by
analyzing
the
fundamental
concept
of
marketing,
and
how
marketing
is
significantly
to
company’s
competitive
advantage.
Drucker
stated
that
the
purpose
of
business
is
to
create
a
customer,
the
business
enterprise
has
two
basic
functions:
marketing
and
innovation.
I
do
agree
on
this
statement,
because
of
marketing
and
innovation
produce
results
which
both
of
them
are
costs.
Innovation
is
very
important,
you
can’t
convince
a
prospect
to
buy
from
you
rather
than
a
competitor.
The
relations
between
innovation
and
marketing
would
be
making
a
decision
concerning
what
innovation
to
invest
your
time,
money
and
effort
in
is
part
of
marketing.
Marketing
analysis
is
a
good
deal
more
than
ordinary
market
research
or
customer
research.
It
tries
to
look
at
the
entire
business,
at
the
market,
the
customer,
purchases,
satisfaction,
values,
and
spending
behavior.
And
as
a
marketers’
they
should
know
the
4Ps:
Product,
Place,
Price
and
Promotion,
if
they
know
all
of
these
then
it
will
help
them
to
get
into
the
entire
business
segment.
Basically,
the
marketing
goal
is
to
know
and
understand
the
customer
well
so
that
the
product
or
service
matches
and
sells
it.
With
regard
to
the
consumer
market,
marketers
spend
priority
on
sales
promotion,
advertising,
personal
sales
and
public
relations,
while
for
the
business
market
they
spend
on
personal
sales,
sales
promotions,
advertising,
and
public
relations.
Returning
to
Drucker's
initial
quote,
it
is
doubtful
that
regardless
of
how
effective
the
marketing
function
is
carried
out,
it
will
not
eliminate
personal
sales,
especially
in
business
or
industrial
markets.
References:
Principles
of
Marketing,
Philip
Kotler
http://marketinglessons.in/2016/10/09/marketing-‐myopia-‐concept-‐examples/
https://hbr.org/2016/08/a-‐refresher-‐on-‐marketing-‐myopia
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P.,
&
Armstrong,
G.
(2013).Principles
of
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