MARKETING INNOVATION AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED COMMERCIAL BANKS IN OGUN STATE.

Student: Glory Ogechi Igwe
Supervisor: Dr Kemi Oyefesobi
HOD: Mr George Diyaolu
Department of Marketing
School of Management and Business Studies
Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta, Ogun State

Abstract

In today's dynamic and global competitive environment,innovation is becoming more pertinent for organization,mainly due to three major trends:concentrated international competition, disjointed and challenging markets,and assorted and swifily changing technologies.Marketing innovation has been recognized as the most critical components in the globalized and competitive seting of today.The general objective of this study is to examine the relationship betveen marketing innovation and business performance of selected commercial banks in Ogun state, Nigeria.The study adopted a survey research design and the hypothesesformulated were analyzed using regression analysis.The findings of the study revealed that there is a relationship berween marketing innovation and business performance ofselected commercial banks in Ogun state at (0.01)significant level (2-tailed).The study recommend that Banks in Nigeria especially Ogun State need to improve on its quality ofproducts and services which bears on customer satisfaction levels.It is important to note at this point that products,process,and technology have an interactive effects on each other which should be well configured in order to achieve a superior performance..

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