Lecture 1: Introduction Flashcards

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What is innovation?

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Innovations facilitate the conversion of market-oriented business philosophy into superio corporate performance.
Innovation is one way of implementing market orientation

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What is the effect of innovations?

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On the short-term; not really effective, only leads to a bit of revenue.
On the long-term: more revenues
This is because innovations cust resources and need some time before these resources are earned back with the used money.

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What is the importance of new products?

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Facilitates the implementation of marketing orientation
Needed for do]ifferentiating from competitors
Needed for long term performance/survival

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What is inertia?

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Reluctance to change: a firm’s lack of willingness to cannibilize sales, routines and prior investments, which is shown to be an important determinant of firm innovativeness.
Keep doing what you are doing instead of change

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What does creating value require?

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Resources; knowledge
- Knowlegde of the niece (conducted by market research)
_ understanding the customers (customers intimacy)

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What is customer intimacy?

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Having strong relations with customers and involve them.
True customer intimacy requires a deep understanding of the context in which our products and services are used in the course of our customer day to day lives

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What are the different stages of a product life cycle?

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  1. NPD
  2. Launch
  3. Growth
  4. Maturity
  5. Decline
  6. Elimination
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