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Interview with Shantanu Dutta on Building TrustJanuary 2011 - By Dr. Nagendra V Chowdary |
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Shantanu Dutta is currently the Vice Dean for Graduate Programs at Marshall School of Business USC. He is the Dave and Jeanne Tappan Professor of Marketing. He received his PhD from University of Minnesota. He has done extensive research on Strategic Marketing issues. In particular, he has studied how firms can use distribution, strategic partnerships and pricing capabilities to build competitive advantage. For instance, he has explored the capabilities that firms need to develop in order to price in a strategic manner. Prior to joining the Marshall School of Business, he was on the faculty at The University of Chicago. He was also visiting Professor at London Business School.
Motorola, Distribution Economics Institute of Japan, IEXE Mexico, 3M, Marks & Spencer, Nokia, and Vodafone among others. |
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