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Department of MarketingOverview
Dr. Wayne D. Hoyer Chairman and the James L.
Bayless/William S. Farish Fund Chair for Free
Enterprise
Department of MarketingOverview
Dr. Wayne D. Hoyer Chairman and the James L.
Bayless/William S. Farish Fund Chair for Free
Enterprise
TeachingTeaching
Academic Programs•#3, Marketing Undergraduate Program, U.S. News and World Report
•#9, Marketing Graduate Program, U.S. News and World Report
•#18 MBA Program, U.S. News and World Report
Teaching AwardsTeaching Awards• Bob Peterson- AMA Distinguished Marketing
Educator Award (2006)
• Raji Srinivasan- Trammell/CBA Foundation Teaching Award for Assistant Professors (2006)
• Frenkel ter Hofstede- CBA Foundation Advisory Council Award for Teaching Innovation (2006)
• Kate Mackie- MBA Applause Teaching Award (2005)
• Kate Mackie- MBA Honor Roll (2004, 2005)
Research AwardsResearch Awards• Susan Broniarczyk, Wayne Hoyer, and Leigh McAlister-
O’Dell Award for top paper in Journal of Marketing Research over 5 year period (2003)
• Frenkel ter Hofstede- O’Dell Award for top paper in Journal of Marketing Research over 5 year period (2003)
• Frenkel ter Hofstede- CBA Foundation Research Excellence Award for Assistant Professors (2005)
• Frenkel ter Hofstede- MSI Young Scholar (2003)• Raji Srinivasan- CBA Foundation Research Excellence Award
for Assistant Professors (2006) • Vijay Mahajan- recognized by ISIHighlyCited.com as one of the
most highly cited Business/Econ researchers in the world• Vijay Mahajan- Best paper award IJRM (2004), Best paper
award, JAMS (2004)
Research Awards (cont.)Research Awards (cont.)• Raj Raghunathan - MSI Young Scholar (2005)
• Wayne Hoyer- Award for Research Excellence- MSB (2004)
• Wayne Hoyer- Award for Outstanding Research Contributions- MSB (2005)
• Mark Alpert and Linda Golden- American Risk and Insurance Prize for most valuable contribution (2003)
• Linda Golden- Robert I. Mehr Award for journal article with 10 year lasting contribution to risk management (2004)
Composition of FacultyComposition of Faculty
• Full Professors: 8
• Associate Professors: 3
• Assistant Professors: 4
• Lecturers: 13 full and part-time
Newest FacultyNewest Faculty
• Garrett Sonnier (UCLA)
• Teaching Areas- Marketing Core, Marketing Research, Pricing
• Research Areas- Choice models, Bayesian analysis, empirical modeling in product and brand management, econometrics
Interaction with IndustryInteraction with Industry• Involvement with the Center for Customer Insight
(Accenture, Frito Lay, 3M, H-E-B, Ford, Quarry Communications, Philip Morris)
• Customer Strategy Class (Frito Lay, Dell, Freescale, Ford, P&G, 3M)
• Practicum (Dell, Frito Lay, 3M, H-E-B, Ford, Verizon, Philip Morris, SBC, Freescale, Dow Chemicals, Applied Materials, Accenture, P&G, Traq Wireless, Nortel Networks, Vignette)
CCI PracticaCCI Practica
Fall 2005
Freescale: Home Networking Conduct a market study to explore, define and quantify potential business opportunity in home networking that will contain a high semiconductor content
Frito-Lay: Packaging Innovation Create a portfolio of products/packaging that provides emotional and functional benefits to the multi-tasking consumer during the work/study need state
Yucatan Foods: Consumer Marketing Strategic Growth Plan Develop a recommendation for Yucatan Foods’ strategic growth plan in the Hispanic Food Category (specifically, guacamole, fresh salsa and other avocado
derivative products)
CCI PracticaCCI Practica
Spring 2006
Accenture: Value Model for RFID Use in the Home Explore the value of RFID technology in consumers' daily lives and develop a value model for new product development
Emergency Service Partners, LP: Establish Brand Message Establish brand message and formulate a plan for implementation and spread
Heinz Frozen Sauces: Market Opportunity Assessment for Frozen Sauces Determine if and how frozen sauce offerings should be expanded
Lance Armstrong Foundation: LIVESTRONG™ International
Merchandising Project Explore the feasibility of expanding the merchandise line for distribution into international markets
Yucatan Foods: Consumer New Market Entry Strategy Development of a successful strategy recommendation to serve the 1st/2nd generation Hispanic customer
Community InvolvementCommunity Involvement• Faculty involved in projects with: US Bureau
of the Census, SafePlace (shelter for battered women), Governor’s Task Force on Obesity, Center for Domestic Violence, Hospice Austin
• Frequent class projects for local non-profit organizations
• Course on Community Development and Social Enterprise
Accepted Offers for 2005 and 2006 Graduates
FT Employment Functions2006 GraduatesEmployment Function %
Consulting 22%
Corp Finance/Treasury/Acct. 22%
Marketing 21%
Investment Banking/S&T 14%
Asset Management/VC 11%
General Mgmt/Ops 6%
Other 3%
Information Mgmt 2%
3M American Airlines ChevronTexaco Coca-Cola Con Agra Dell Dow Chemical Dupont Eli Lilly Federal Express Ferragamo Frito-Lay GE Company General Mills
H.J. Heinz Hoover's IBM Johnson & Johnson Kimberly-Clark Miller Microsoft Ortho-McNeil PepsiCo Pfizer Philip Morris Procter & Gamble RadioShack RealNetworks TXU
Marketing and Brand Management
2006 FT average (current)Annual salary $91,811 Signing Bonus (88%) $19,621
2005 FT average (final)Annual salary $84,025Signing Bonus (54%) $14,449
Salary Statistics
MKT StrengthsMKT Strengths• Very strong and well trained researchers- high
research productivity
• A culture that develops junior faculty
• Good interaction with industry (faculty/industry consortium, practicums, and projects)
• Innovative courses (Customer Strategy, Customer Insight, etc.)
• Center for Customer Insight
Key Initiatives for 2006Key Initiatives for 2006
• Recruiting new faculty (7 in next 3 years)
• Attract more MBA’s into Marketing
• Improve MBA Marketing core class
• Increase the rigor and analytical content of all courses
• Continue to reduce the class size and increase the rigor of Principles of Marketing (U-grad)
• Increase Industry collaboration
• Faculty/Industry Consortium
Key Items for DiscussionKey Items for Discussion
• Center for Customer Insight• Center Direction
• ReLaunch• Fresher Message
• New Name?• Center Projects (Future Consortia and Collaboration)
• Hot Topics
Faculty/Industry Consortium Update
Faculty/Industry Consortium Update
• Original Idea: Develop a consortium of industry collaborators (diverse group) and faculty to:
• Participate in ‘think tank’ sessions• Develop a research agenda
• TOPIC: Must be ‘cutting edge’ and of great interest to both industry and academics:
• EX: Future impact of RFID/EPC technology on marketing and business practice
RFID Consortium(derived from 2005 AB Meeting)
RFID Consortium(derived from 2005 AB Meeting)
October 21, 2005Philip Morris, FedExKinko’s, Dell, HEB, Accenture
Identification of Broad Level Key Research/Practicum topics such as:
• What is ROI at different levels of investment?
-moving return forward-• Trade off Privacy versus consumer benefits
-how much consumers are willing to give up
-how to best mollify consumers to accept
-what are consumers concerns to resistance?
More TopicsMore Topics
• Historic cases of adoption
-(case historics) similar products/technologies• Consumers vision of RFID benefits –Evaluate different benefits –
trade-offs
-enough benefit to keep or change loyalty
-changes purchasing patterns?
-varies by segment?
• Implications for internet shopping? • Build a model of consumer adoption of RFID
–is there any consumer pull?
OutcomesOutcomesCompanies asked:• to assist in defining the broad-level topics into
actionable semester-long projects• to consider sponsoring one of the projects • to consider serving as point of contact for a
project_____________________
Goal: Host 4 RFID focused projects for the Spring 2006 Semester and follow-up with an end of semester RFID event in which participating companies would attend.
ResultsResults
• Only One RFID practicum conducted (in collaboration with Accenture)
______________________
Need input on how to improve process of soliciting more feedback and increasing company involvement
• Industry Needs & Perspectives• Hiring Needs• Recruiting Challenges• New hires roles/positions• Desired Skill sets • Advice for the Department
• Dept of Marketing Needs & Perspectives• Student interest shifting from Mktg• Marketing & promotion strategies• Curriculum changes
APPENDIXAPPENDIX
Current data
Median monthly salary $6,000Average monthly salary $6,283
Internships – Class of 2007
Curriculum in MBA ProgramCurriculum in MBA Program
• Specializations• General Marketing• Brand Management• Customer Insight
MBA ElectivesMBA Electives• Brand Management• Marketing Communications• Consumer Behavior• Strategic Marketing• Marketing Research• Corporate Governance• Customer Insights• Customer Relationship Management• Innovative Business Marketing: Creation of Value• Marketing Analysis and Decision Making in the Information Age• New Product Design and Marketing• Customer Strategy• Pricing/Distribution Strategies• Marketing High Tech Products• Service Management• Marketing and Customer Insights Practicum
BBA CoursesBBA Courses
• Required:• Principles of Marketing• Information and Analysis• Marketing Policies
• Electives
• Professional Selling and Sales Management• Retail Merchandising• Brand Management• Customer Insights• Consumer Behavior• Marketing Communications• High Tech Marketing• Data Mining• Customer Relationship Management• Direct Marketing• Global Marketing• Community Development and Social Enterprise