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Dr. Johnny D. Magwood

Dr. Johnny D. Magwood
Northeast Utilities Service Company
V.P. Customer Experience & Chief Customer Officer; Northeast Utilities Service Company. J. D. Power Smart Grid Advisory Council; Chairman- Housing Authority Baltimore City; Next Generation Utilities Advisory Board; Utility Knowledge Customer Service Council; CS Advisory Council; Magistrate Judge Seletion Committee. Marketing Executive Council; Mechanical Engineer - The Johns Hopkins University; MBA - Loyola University of Maryland; DBA - University of Phoenix; Doctoral dissertation; Mergers and Acquisition: The Role of Corporate Executives' Relationships with Stakeholders

Technology – The Great Bridge Builder!

Let me share my perspective on supplier-customer trust and the supplier's responsibility to assist the parent company's desire and business needs to resolve customer...

Relationship Marketing and Virtual Communities Means Value Added

In progressive organizations, leaders are beginning or have already realized that scientific management in not the only management practices to improve market share, revenues,...

Future Implications of New Technologies on Businesses

Future technologies will have far reaching implications as to the manner in which organizations are structured, operate, and transact day-to-day (24 hours per day)...

Southwest Airlines and Walt Disney: Comparing to Determine Their Success

Southwest Airlines Southwest Airlines is a standard-bearer for low cost carrier initiatives. The original founders, Rollin King and Herb Kelleher, started a different kind of...

Virtual Teams

Benefits Growth of the global markets and evolving businesses demands generates an institution of geographically dispersed virtual teams (McLean, 2007). Virtual teams operate...

Global Socio-cultural Expectations on Ethics

Home organizations must assess the cultures and values of other nations where they do business. It is naïve to think that a set of...

Comparing and Contrasting Three Business Evaluation Methods

There are a number a ways to define organizational value; however, whatever the definition, the ultimate outcome is to generate shareholders value. One method...

Kraft Foods Inc. – Marketing and Managing the Customer Relationship

The globalization of the food industry has revolutionized the processing and distribution of food products in a manner that distinctly separates food production from...

Are You Paying Attention to Your Contractors, Vendors, Account Executives and Customer Complaints? If Not, You Should.

The manner, in which CRM is entrenched and expressed in an organization, is contingent on how each business unit and the corporate culture understands...

Porter’s Value Chain – the Five Force Model & Four P’s

When a marketer applies Porter's value chain model to express relationship-marketing, the data may contain information on a company's intangibles and elements of Porter's...

Negative Emotional Appeals in Advertising

Negative appeals in advertisements challenges the theories established by practitioners and academics on the grounds that negative emotional applications have a place in advertising....

If Customer Service Were a Lacrosse Game

Great service, like the game of lacrosse, founded by the Native Americans, can be extremely demanding. Both require having a game strategy, a set...

Trust, Value, and CRM are Inextricably Linked – No Different than Water is to Life!

Researchers suggested that collaborative customer relationships can promote long-term value creation for both suppliers and customers. Under the customer value management ideals, the duration...

What Do Consumers Favor: Quality Commodities or Value?

Researchers suggest that customer satisfaction and a company's stock price should be connected. If not, marketers would have to reassess how the capitalistic...

Marketing And Reputation Must Coexist; If Not, You Fail – Period!

There are two opposing marketing strategies; standardization versus adaptation of product offerings. Standardization means selling essentially the same product in all markets. Standardization links...

Corporate Ethics – It’s About People And The Environment

In 1833, Marcus Samuel who founded Shell Oil, as a shopkeeper, Samuel elected to expand his business to perform import and expert trading with...

Is There A Connection Between Corporate Ethics and Customer Relationships?

Every corporation should be adamant about developing and sustaining an ethical business culture. Moreover, corporate executives must demonstrate ethical examples and ensure their...

Elements of Market-Orientation

Many practitioners agree that market orientation is the essence of modern marketing management and strategy. The difficulty of market orientation resides in the fact...

Rugby Player in a Tuxedo

Mazda is amazing. When they wanted to create a brand new high performance car targeted for young upwardly mobile Japanese car buyers, they...

Ubiquitous Corporate Arrangement

Corporate decision support systems (DSS) date back more than 40 years. Many DSS were developed in organizational silos, and therefore, were not integrated across...

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