His scientific interests lie mostly in Marketing, Organizational performance, Social psychology, Customer to customer and Customer advocacy. His research in Marketing is mostly focused on Market orientation. His research investigates the connection between Market orientation and topics such as Human resources that intersect with problems in Human resource management, Goal orientation and Market intelligence.
His Organizational performance research incorporates themes from Industrial organization, Product innovation, Psychic distance, Competitive advantage and Process. His Social psychology research also works with subjects such as
Felix T Mavondo spends much of his time researching Marketing, Market orientation, Industrial organization, Social psychology and Advertising. Marketing and Structural equation modeling are two areas of study in which Felix T Mavondo engages in interdisciplinary work. Felix T Mavondo interconnects Learning orientation, Human resource management, Knowledge management, Orientation and Human resources in the investigation of issues within Market orientation.
His work on Brand equity as part of general Advertising study is frequently connected to Destinations, therefore bridging the gap between diverse disciplines of science and establishing a new relationship between them. His work focuses on many connections between Customer retention and other disciplines, such as Customer advocacy, that overlap with his field of interest in Customer to customer. His work carried out in the field of Organizational performance brings together such families of science as Psychic distance and Product innovation.
His primary areas of study are Marketing, Advertising, Social psychology, Structural equation modeling and Market orientation. His studies deal with areas such as Resource and Conceptual framework as well as Marketing. His Brand equity study in the realm of Advertising interacts with subjects such as Interview, Research findings and Entertainment.
His research in the fields of Place attachment overlaps with other disciplines such as Spirituality. The concepts of his Market orientation study are interwoven with issues in Learning orientation, Organizational performance and Industrial organization, Dynamic capabilities. His studies in Organizational performance integrate themes in fields like Empirical evidence and Organizational studies.
His primary areas of study are Marketing, Place attachment, Social psychology, Advertising and Conceptual framework. His Marketing study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Psychological intervention and Resource. The study incorporates disciplines such as Moderated mediation and Place identity in addition to Place attachment.
His Social psychology research incorporates elements of Disease cluster and Perception. Felix T Mavondo combines subjects such as Sales promotion and Value with his study of Advertising. The various areas that Felix T Mavondo examines in his Conceptual framework study include Customer relationship management and Brand loyalty.
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Travel Anxiety and Intentions to Travel Internationally: Implications of Travel Risk Perception:
Yvette Reisinger;Felix Tinoziva Mavondo.
Journal of Travel Research (2005)
Psychic Distance and Organizational Performance: An Empirical Examination of International Retailing Operations
Jody Evans;Felix T. Mavondo.
Journal of International Business Studies (2002)
Learning orientation and market orientation: relationship with innovation, human resource practices and performance
Felix Tinoziva Mavondo;Jacqueline Chimhanzi;Jillian Stewart.
European Journal of Marketing (2005)
Entrepreneurship: Its relationship with market orientation and learning orientation and as antecedents to innovation and customer value
Hanny N. Nasution;Felix T. Mavondo;Margaret Jekanyika Matanda;Nelson Oly Ndubisi.
Industrial Marketing Management (2011)
How critical is internal customer orientation to market orientation
Jodie Conduit;Felix T Mavondo.
Journal of Business Research (2001)
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION, MARKET ORIENTATION, AND BRAND ORIENTATION
Mike John Reid;Sandra Lorraine Luxton;Felix Tinoziva Mavondo.
Journal of Advertising (2005)
The effect of relationship dimensions on interpersonal and interorganizational commitment in organizations conducting business between Australia and China
Felix T Mavondo;Elaine M Rodrigo.
Journal of Business Research (2001)
Customer value in the hotel industry: what managers believe they deliver and what customer experience.
Hanny Nofrida Nasution;Felix Tinoziva Mavondo.
International Journal of Hospitality Management (2008)
Psychic distance and the performance of international retailers – A suggested theoretical framework
Jody Evans;Alan Treadgold;Felix T. Mavondo.
International Marketing Review (2000)
Cultural differences in travel risk perception
Yvette Reisinger;Felix Tinoziva Mavondo.
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing (2006)
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