Integration of supply chain management and marketing management: A case study on FMCG products under Nestle Bangladesh
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2019-12Publisher
Brac UniversityAuthor
Samdani, Syed ZarifMetadata
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This research is on the topic “Integration of Supply Chain Management and Marketing
Management: A Case Study on FMCG Products under Nestle Bangladesh” which focuses on
the effective collaboration process of SCM and Marketing department to achieve enhanced
competitive advantage in the market and gain quick response to market change. In an industry
with fierce competition and various opportunities to capture market share, responding to the
customer needs faster and quicker will become very essential for any company aiming to reach
the top within any industry. Thus, it is essential to maintain the integration process between
SCM and Marketing. Applying the integration process framework to understand how the case
company ‘Nestle Bangladesh’ keep their business ahead in the Market and build a positive
image of their multiple brands among so many customers The products of the FMCG industry
requires quick response and fast reaction to the market change as a result integration is much
more needed in this industry. This research also tries to successfully complete all the research
objectives which are linked to the various strategies used by Nestle Bangladesh in order to
connect the bridge between SCM and Marketing. Finally, the results from the research study
shows that effective integration process is maintained through the development of an in-depth
understanding of the key integrated work, maintaining proper relationship, aligning the
departments within the organization, enhancing the communication within and understanding
the key advantages of integration for the company. Primary data collected from the in-detailed
interview sessions of the company employees allows the research to have a more significant
impact for companies aiming to gain proper competitive edge and react to ever changing
customer needs.