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Knowledge Marketing: n(P, C, S, V)’s Mix?

Authors: Artyukhova Nadiia | Krmela Jan | Krmelová Vladimíra | Ospanov Dastan

Year: 2022

Type of publication: článek v odborném periodiku

Name of source: Marketing and Management of Innovations

Page from-to: 182-189

Titles:

Language	Name	Abstract	Keywords
cze	Marketing znalostí: mix n(P, C, S, V)?	Práce je věnována hledání optimálního algoritmu pro realizaci procesu prosazování znalostí na trhu vzdělávacích služeb. „Produktem“ propagace je vzdělávací program. (...)	bibliometrická analýza; model DIKW; transfer znalostí; marketingový mix; strategie; hodnocení; odborný posudek; SDG
eng	Knowledge Marketing: n(P, C, S, V)’s Mix?	The work is devoted to the search for the optimal algorithm for implementing the process of promoting knowledge in the educational services market. The «product» of promotion is an educational program. Promotion of products of educational activities could be built along the general line «internal quality assurance of education – reviews of internal stakeholders – external quality assurance of education – reviews of external stakeholders – a business card of an educational product». When applied to an educational program as an object of knowledge marketing, a business card is a set of innovative features that could be used as the basis for implementing a particular strategy. In the frame of the work for describing the process of promoting the educational program abstract-logical method, the method of analogies, and the method of induction-deduction were used. A bibliometric analysis was carried out based on an array of bibliographic data of articles from the Scopus database using the VOSviewer tool to assess the possibility of combining different marketing mix models. The results of the bibliometric analysis show that the marketing mix model applies to the promotion of knowledge (educational program) as a product of the DIKW model. At the same time, the question of choosing a marketing mix strategy or justifying the need to combine these strategies remains open. As part of the work, a link was made between generating the knowledge model and promoting an educational program as a product of the DIKW model. Bibliometric analysis showed that using a single marketing mix strategy currently does not lead to success in product promotion. A combination of different strategy indicators is needed. At the same time, it is essential to establish the degree of significance of each indicator in the overall rating and to screen out (if necessary) individual indicators. A multi-level expert assessment determines the degree of significance of each indicator. Based on the results of t	bibliometric analysis; DIKW model; knowledge transfer; marketing mix; strategy; evaluation; expert review; SDG’s

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