Ch.9 Flashcards

1
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Innovation is the engine that drives growth (T/F)

A

True

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2
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  • enhances product mix
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benefits of developing new products

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3
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  • expensive
  • creates risk of market failure
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disadvantages of developing new products

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4
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original products, product improvements, product modifications, and new brands that the firm develops through its own product development

A

new products development

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5
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  • idea generation
  • idea screening
  • concept development and testing
  • marketing strategy development
  • business analysis
  • product development
  • test marketing
  • commercialization
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stages in new product development

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6
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the systematic search for new product ideas (sources are both internal and external)

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idea generation

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7
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company’s own formal research and development, management and staff, and intrapreneurial programs

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internal sources

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8
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sources outside the company such as customers, competitors, distributors, suppliers, and outside design firms

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external sources

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9
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inviting broad communities of people

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crowd sourcing

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10
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first filter in the product development process, which eliminates ideas that are inconsistent with the organization’s new product strategy or are inappropriate for some other reason

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idea screening

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11
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a test with consumers to evaluate a new product concept usually before any prototype has been created

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concept test

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12
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expresses the key idea in the concept

A

headline

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13
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expresses the target consumer’s unmet need

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accepted consumer belief (ACB)

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14
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the concept’s promise that answers the target consumer’s question: What’s in it for me?

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benefit

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15
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the portion of the concept that gives credibility to the product promise

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reason to believe (RTB)

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16
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assess how the new product will fit into the firm’s total product mix, evaluate whether the product can be profitable contribution for the organizations product mix

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business analysis

17
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involves the creation and testing of one or more physical versions by the R&D or engineering departments

A

product development

18
Q

try out the complete marketing plan (4P’s) in a small geographic area that is similar to larger target market

A

market testing

19
Q
  • no discernible benefits
  • poor match between features and customer desire
  • overestimation of market size
  • price too high or too low
  • incorrect positioning
  • poor promotion
    -inadequate distribution
  • inferior product
A

reasons why new products fail

20
Q

explains how features change over the life of a product (must change and evolve as product moves through the PLC)

concept that seeks to describe a product’s sales, competitors, customers, and marketing emphasis from its beginning until it is removed from the market

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product life cycle (PLC)

21
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  1. Introduction
  2. Growth
  3. Maturity
  4. Decline
A

product life cycle stages

22
Q
  • full scale launch of new product into marketplace
  • sales are low, high failure rate
  • little competition
  • limited distribution
  • high marketing and product costs
A

introduction

23
Q
  • sales grow at an increasing rate
  • many competitors enter the market
  • large companies may acquire small pioneering firms
  • profits are healthy
  • promotion emphasizes brand advertising and comparative ads
  • wider distribution
A

growth

24
Q
  • sales continue to increase but at a decreasing rate
  • marketplace is approaching saturation
  • product lines are often extended
  • marginal competitors drop out
  • increased promotion and R&D
  • prices and profits fall
A

maturity

25
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  • signaled by long-run drop in sales
  • falling demand forces many out of market
  • few specialty firms left
A

decline

26
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New product development starts with _____

A

idea generation

27
Q

Through _____ a company invites broad communities of people into the innovation process

A

crowdsourcing

28
Q

If the product passes both the concept test and the product test, the next step is _____

A

test marketing

29
Q

______ development focuses on finding new ways to solve customer problems

A

customer-centered new product

30
Q

_____ is the first stem of the product life cycle

A

product development

31
Q

Profits increase during the ____ stage of the product life cycle

A

growth

32
Q

One of the disadvantages of product and service standardization for the international markets is _____

A

varying worldwide market