Value Through Innovation - Chapter 11 Flashcards

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brainstorming

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technique where a group of people generate ideas without initial evaluation; only when the list of ideas is complete is each idea then evaluated

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business analysis

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a review of the projected sales, costs and profits for a new product to establish whether these factors satisfy company objectives

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3
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concept testing

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testing new product ideas with potential customers

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4
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diffusion of innovation process

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process by which a new product spreads throughout a market over time

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5
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innovation

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the commercialisation of an invention by bringing it to market

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6
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invention

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the discovery of new methods and ideas

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7
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market testing

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the limited launch of a new product to test sales and potential

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8
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product churning

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a continuous and rapid spiral of new product introductions

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project teams

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the bringing together of staff from such areas as R&D, manufacturing, finance and marketing to work on a project such as new product development

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10
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simultaneous engineering

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the involvement of manufacturing and product development engineers in the same development team in an effort to reduce development time

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11
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test marketing

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the launch of a new product in one or a few geographic areas chosen to be representative of the intended market

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