Chapter 6: Product Development Flashcards

1
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Figuring out how profitable a product is

A

Business Analysis

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2
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Sales reduction of a current product caused my the introduction of their new product

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Cannibalization

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3
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Occurs when consumers believe one product has more values than other products in its category

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Competitive Advantage

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4
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The process by which customers accept and purchasing products

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Consumer-Adoption Process

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5
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Asking consumers for their reaction for verbal descriptions and rough models of a potential product

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Concept Test

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6
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Getting ideas from a large group of people online

A

Crowdsourcing

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7
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Occurs when a products sales and profits decreases

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Decline Stage

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8
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How a product is adopted and spead

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Diffusion

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9
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Technology that displaces current technology or creates a new industry

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Disruptive Technology

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10
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Consumers that purchase and use a product soon after its been introduced.

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Early Adoptors

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11
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A product that is popular for a short amount of time

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Fad Product

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12
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Consumers that gather information and spend a significant time deciding compared to innovators and early adopters.

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Early Majority

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13
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Products that come in and out of favor with consumers

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Fashion Product

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14
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Product experiences increases in sales, profits, and competition

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Growth Stage

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15
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Products that take a long time for others to see the benefits or has poor infrastructure

A

High-Learning Products

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16
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Product concepts are created

A

Idea Generation

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17
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Determines if an idea fits within the new-product strategy

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Idea Screening

18
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Adopts products almost immediately after its launch

A

Innovators

19
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Launching products into the market

A

Introduction Stage

20
Q

Loyal consumers that will purchase a product till it is discontinued

A

Laggards

21
Q

Relys’ on other for their information begfore buying it themselves

A

Late Majority

22
Q

Focused on profitability and maintaining the firm’s market share

A

Maturity Stage

23
Q

Products with identifiable benefits

A

Low-learning products

24
Q

New company products that aren’t new to the market

A

New-Category Entries

25
Q

Creating, testing, and launching a new product

A

New-Product Development (NPD)

26
Q

Determines which direction a firm takes when developing a product

A

New-Product Strategy Development

27
Q

Inventions never seen in the market

A

New-to-the-market products

28
Q

Based in a foreign country

A

Offshore

29
Q

Creating an idea through external and internal ideas

A

Open Innovation

30
Q

When a third-party supplier creates goods, services, or ideas.

A

Outsource

31
Q

What a firm offers to consumers

A

Product

32
Q

Determines if a good can be produced or offered in such a way the balances needs and profits

A

Product development stage

33
Q

Final preparations before a product is available to the market

A

Product Launch

34
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Stages of a products life

A

Product Life Cycle (PLC)

35
Q

Related products created by a firm

A

Product Line

36
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Products that extend an established product line

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Product Line Extentions

37
Q

Products a company sells

A

Product Mix

38
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Mock-ups of a good

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Prototype

39
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A redesigned product

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Revamped Product

40
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Mock shopping that allows marketers to observe participants responses to stimuli

A

Simulated Test Markets

41
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Introducing the final product to a limited market in order to gage sales

A

Test Marketing

42
Q

How fast a product launches

A

Time to Market