Abstract
Although personal selling and organizational buying are recognized as critical elements in the success of most industrial firms, research progress in this area has been hindered by the lack of a comprehensive and integrative conceptual model of the customer-salesperson interaction. This paper proposes such a model which focuses on the critical element of the buyer-seller interaction, communication.
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