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Co-opetition: The morphology of evolving USA corporate hotel B2B sales
Richard McNeill
, Hester Nienaber
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Hotels
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Corporate
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B2B Markets
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Coopetition
100%
Hotel Industry
60%
Market Leader
50%
Industry Leaders
30%
Industry Market
30%
Resource-rich
30%
Challenger
20%
Relational Exchange
20%
Key Accounts
20%
Paucity
10%
Cost-effectiveness
10%
Ecological Communities
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Salespeople
10%
Group Meetings
10%
Market Segment
10%
International Tourism
10%
New Normal
10%
COVID-19
10%
COVID-19 Pandemic
10%
Hotel Sales
10%
Snowball Sampling
10%
Integrated Ecosystem
10%
Market Model
10%
Resource-poor
10%
Exchange Partner
10%
Secondary Literature
10%
Electronic Means
10%
Industry Actors
10%
Value Network
10%
Selling Mode
10%
Descriptive Model
10%
Global Business Environment
10%
Sales Model
10%
Industry Practice
10%
Computer Science
Case Study
100%
Practical Implication
100%
Research Question
100%
Business Environment
100%
Descriptive Model
100%
Policy Implication
100%
Secondary Literature
100%
Electronic Mean
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Social Sciences
USA
100%
Sales
100%
Hotel Industry
100%
Case Study
16%
Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
16%
Qualitative Research
16%