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LMM

Münster's Marketing Students explore the Value Potential of the Metaverse, in Virtual and Physical Worlds!

Münster's marketing students recently delved into the potential value of the metaverse as part of their seminar on "Metaverse Marketing" hosted by Ronny Behrens, Philo Freiboth, and David Jütte from the Chair of Marketing and Media. The first part of the seminar comprised three events, featuring industry experts who discussed distinct aspects of the metaverse.

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IFM

Picnic’s Area Potential Model: Insights From the Guest Lecture by Martin Wolter and Yannick Männersdörfer

On Friday, May 5, 2023, more than 400 students came to lecture hall H1, the largest at the University of Münster, despite the upcoming weekend. The reason was a guest lecture by the company Picnic as part of the bachelor course Marketing Analytics 1.

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IFM

Professor Krafft Gives Keynote on the “Transformation of B2B Sales Management and Selling“

As part of this year's University Sales Center Alliance Research Symposium, Professor Manfred Krafft gave a keynote address on "Transformations in Sales and Sales Management." This year's USCA Symposium was held in a virtual format and attended by just over 50 participants from academia and practice.

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LMM

"Das Metaverse funktioniert. Es ist keine Zukunftsmusik." - MCM Professor Thorsten Hennig-Thurau zu Gast beim Wirtschaftspodcast "Wirtschaft Aktuell"

"Das Metaverse funktioniert. Es ist keine Zukunftsmusik." - MCM Professor Thorsten Hennig-Thurau zu Gast beim Wirtschaftspodcast "Wirtschaft Aktuell", der sich vor allen an Manager:innen und Unternehmer:innen aus dem Münsterland und den angrenzenden Regionen richtet.

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