developing new products Flashcards
what % of new products are successful
10%
Ansoff matrix four components
market penetration
product development
market development
diversification
why do firms create new products (5)
market saturation managing risk through diversity fashion cycles improving business relationships changing customer needs
diffusion of innovation curve segments (5)
innovators early adopters early majority late majority laggards
what main factors does the diffusion of innovation theory influence (4)
relative advantage
compatibility
observability
complexity and trialability
6 steps how firms develop new products
idea generation concept development product development market testing product launch evaluation of results
idea generation: sources of ideas (7)
internal R&D R&D consortia licensing brainstorming outsourcing competitors products customer input
concept development
developing product ideas into alternatives, concept testing
product developing: Alpha and Beta Testing
Alpha testing: firm attempts to determine whether the product will perform according to its design and if it will satisfy its intended need
Beta testing: uses potential consumers who examine the prototype in a real use setting, determines functionality
premarket testing
simulated test market
exposed
surveyed
make decision
test marketing
controlled test market
mini product launch
more expensive
demand is estimated
product launch (4)
promotion
place
price
timing
product life cycle 4 stages
introduction
growth
maturity
decline
characteristics of stages of PLC (4)
sales
profits
typical consumers
competitors