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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Wesley E. SpreenPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.453kg ISBN: 9781138264663ISBN 10: 1138264660 Pages: 312 Publication Date: 15 November 2016 Audience: College/higher education , General/trade , Tertiary & Higher Education , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviews"'Wes Spreen has produced a ""must read"" for both practitioners and students of the global aerospace and defense marketplace. He begins by showing how aerospace is similar to other industrial sectors, yet distinctive because of its unique political, military, economic, and symbolic importance to nation states. He then methodically works his way through how these differences require those trying to sell products and services in this arena to modify traditional marketing practices if they are to be successful. Spanning both commercial and military aircraft and the entire gamut of defense equipment, Spreen comprehensively covers everything one needs to know - from product cycles to pricing to contracting mechanisms - to compete and win. Blending analysis with interesting, real world vignettes to hammer home his points, he covers every nook and cranny of this arcane world in a straightforward and readable fashion.' Robert H. Trice, Sr. Vice President, Corporate Business Development, Lockheed Martin Corporation 'Mr Spreen's research provides us with a comprehensive examination of how the aerospace industry operates, and he gives us an insider's view into the practices of the players in today's aerospace industry.' Aerlines, e-zine edition 41" 'Wes Spreen has produced a ""must read"" for both practitioners and students of the global aerospace and defense marketplace. He begins by showing how aerospace is similar to other industrial sectors, yet distinctive because of its unique political, military, economic, and symbolic importance to nation states. He then methodically works his way through how these differences require those trying to sell products and services in this arena to modify traditional marketing practices if they are to be successful. Spanning both commercial and military aircraft and the entire gamut of defense equipment, Spreen comprehensively covers everything one needs to know - from product cycles to pricing to contracting mechanisms - to compete and win. Blending analysis with interesting, real world vignettes to hammer home his points, he covers every nook and cranny of this arcane world in a straightforward and readable fashion.' Robert H. Trice, Sr. Vice President, Corporate Business Development, Lockheed Martin Corporation 'Mr Spreen's research provides us with a comprehensive examination of how the aerospace industry operates, and he gives us an insider's view into the practices of the players in today's aerospace industry.' Aerlines, e-zine edition 41 'Wes Spreen has produced a must read for both practitioners and students of the global aerospace and defense marketplace. He begins by showing how aerospace is similar to other industrial sectors, yet distinctive because of its unique political, military, economic, and symbolic importance to nation states. He then methodically works his way through how these differences require those trying to sell products and services in this arena to modify traditional marketing practices if they are to be successful. Spanning both commercial and military aircraft and the entire gamut of defense equipment, Spreen comprehensively covers everything one needs to know - from product cycles to pricing to contracting mechanisms - to compete and win. Blending analysis with interesting, real world vignettes to hammer home his points, he covers every nook and cranny of this arcane world in a straightforward and readable fashion.' Robert H. Trice, Sr. Vice President, Corporate Business Development, Lockheed Martin Corporation 'Mr Spreen's research provides us with a comprehensive examination of how the aerospace industry operates, and he gives us an insider's view into the practices of the players in today's aerospace industry.' Aerlines, e-zine edition 41 Author InformationWesley E. Spreen is Director of International Marketing and Sales for Boeing Helicopters. Dr Spreen's organization is responsible for marketing Boeing civil and military helicopters in Asia and the Pacific Rim. He has held the position since 1994. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |