where is profoundly different from the classic view of marketing as
a function. David Packard, one of the co-founders of Hewlett
Packard, was reported to have said that ‘Marketing is too important
to be left to the marketing department’. In a sense that philosophy
is the basic premise that underpins the new paradigm of
Relationship Marketing.
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