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                  | [ 526LUVE20 ]                                         Subject                                        Production and Logistics Management |  
                  |  |  |  | Es ist eine neuere Version 2025W dieses Fachs/Moduls im Curriculum Bachelor's programme Business Informatics 2025W vorhanden. |  
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                      | Workload | Mode of examination | Education level | Study areas | Responsible person | Coordinating university |  
                      | 6 ECTS | Accumulative subject examination | B2 - Bachelor's programme 2. year | Business Administration | Sophie Parragh | Johannes Kepler University Linz |  |  
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                      | Original study plan | Bachelor's programme Business Informatics 2022W |  
                      | Objectives | Students are familiar with the basics and principles of marketing, production and logistics. In particular, they understand essential elements such as STP (Segmenting/Targeting/Positioning) marketing, marketing instruments (marketing mix), basic concepts of marketing research. You have the necessary basic knowledge to understand problems in connection with procurement, production and distribution logistics. |  
                      | Subject | Marketing: Position of Marketing in Business Administration as a field of science, introduction to marketing, segmenting-targeting- positioning-marketing, marketing tools (marketing mix), basic concepts of marketing research.
 Production and Logistic Management:Basic knowledge of production and logistic systems, procurement-, production- and distribution logistics.
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