Merlin

Merlin

Merlin

MERLIN, A Marketing Simulation 1/e, by Anderson, Beveridge, Lawton & Scott is a user-friendly, Windows-based comprehensive marketing simulation designed for use in Principles of Marketing, Marketing Management or the Marketing Strategy course. MERLIN puts students into the role of marketing managers where they make the decisions needed to market the products of a small-marketing-oriented enterprise. MERLIN models a small marketing business, which sells two products in three sales territories, each with different profiles and demand characteristics. MERLIN gives students the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of marketing concepts and challenges them to respond to the difficulties of marketing in a dynamic, competitive environment. MERLIN allows students to compete on the basis of price, quality, features, and service. Students make quarterly decisions that include: selecting product characteristics (features and quality), setting prices, selecting media and a message (price, service, etc.). The combination of the decision options allows students the choice of a push versus pull promotional strategy.Two versions: MERLIN is available in two versions: Solo (student vs. computer-managed companies) and Team (students vs. other student-managed companies).

Merlin and Company

In Merlin And Company Alvaro Cunquerio creates a fantastical framework within which he envokes ancient myths and settings that are coloured by his own lively wit and perceptions.In the world which Cunquerio conjures up,magic has quite literally gone into retirement:the court magician merlin seeks seclusion in a Galician house well away from the public eye.However,his spells remain very much in demand and princes and kings beat a path to his door to ask for his assistance.This,the last legend of Merlin,remains a spell binding tribute to thestory telling skills of one of Spains leading authors.