Successful Marketing Strategy for High Tech Firms 3rd edition

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     Successful Marketing Strategy for High Tech Firms 3rd edition
  Features detailed case studies illustrating the realities of the new high-tech market place and how effective marketing strategy can work. Discusses such strategies used by Yahoo, IBM, Cisco, Nokia, and other competitive companies. Shows how to develop in
  

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