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Marketing Strategic Planning for Library Services of the Office of Academic Resources and Information Technology Chiang Mai Rajabhat University
The purposes of this study were to plan marketing strategy for library services of the Office of Academic Resources and Information Technology. The researcher applying an hourglass view of marketing strategic planning framework as a guideline. Used of interviews for 4 academic library managers and questionnaires for 383 library users, to study marketing situation analysis and SWOT analysis, then used the information to plan marketing strategies by marketing mix (7Ps). Meeting with academic library managers to approved marketing plan.
Results of the study concluded that there were the objectives of marketing plan for increased to high levels of users’ satisfaction in the year 2012 and developed products and services to the users’ needs with service marketing mixed strategies, as following, 1) Seeking for cooperation in the development of union catalog research & thesis with Rajabhat University Libraries Cooperation Network, developing the old books database and managing proactive service 2) Price–Focus on the value of resources and speed of services to the time and energy user must expend to use the library. 3) Place–Expand to information access online 4) Promotion–Marketing communication by new media strategy. 5) People–Personnel training and empowerment strategy by English skill, new IT for library and service mind. 6) Physical Evidence-Development of facilities for users’ needs. 7) Process–Encourage teaching of information & IT literacy skills so that users can learn by lifelong learning. Controlled and evaluated by the users’ study. Contingency Plans for the results of the market is not as expected.
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