PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
Page: | PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FOR THE INDUSTRY |
1 | ~ .. PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT |
~ .... PRODUCT EVOLUTION | |
~ ...... GOMPERTZ ANALYSIS | |
~ ...... 1. The Introductory Stage | |
~ ...... 2. The Dynamic Phase | |
~ ...... 3. The Maturity Stage | |
2 | ~ .... PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE |
~ ...... Stages in the product life cycle | |
~ ...... Product Life Cycles | |
~ ...... Rationale for the product life cycle | |
3 | ~ ............ AVERAGE PRODUCT-LINE STAGE IN LIFE CYCLE |
~ ~ ...... Introductory | |
~ ~ ...... Growth | |
~ ~ ...... Maturity | |
~ ~ ...... Decline | |
~ ~ ...... Obsolescence | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
4 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
5 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
6 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
7 | ~ .... PRODUCT INTRODUCTION |
~ ...... Marketing strategies in the introduction stage | |
~ ...... i. A high-profile strategy | |
~ ...... ii. A selective penetration strategy | |
~ ...... iii. A preemptive penetration strategy | |
8 | ~ .... PRODUCT GROWTH STAGES |
~ ...... Marketing strategies in the growth stage | |
9 | ~ ............ STRATEGY FOR PRODUCT INTRODUCTIONS |
~ ~ ...... High Profile: Product Based | |
~ ~ ...... High Profile: Market Based | |
~ ~ ...... Selective: Product Based | |
~ ~ ...... Selective: Market Based | |
~ ~ ...... Pre-emptive | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
10 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
11 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
12 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
13 | ~ ............ PRODUCT GROWTH STAGE STRATEGIES |
~ ~ ...... Product Quality Improvements | |
~ ~ ...... New Market Segmentation | |
~ ~ ...... New Distribution | |
~ ~ ...... Improved Marketing | |
~ ~ ...... Price Adjustments | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
14 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
15 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
16 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
17 | ~ .... PRODUCT MATURITY |
~ ...... Marketing strategies in the mature stage | |
~ ...... i. Market modification | |
~ ...... ii. Product modification | |
~ ...... a) Strategy of quality improvement | |
~ ...... b) Strategy of feature improvement | |
~ ...... c) Strategy of style improvement | |
~ ...... iii. Marketing-mix modification | |
18 | ~ ...... The dominant versus the trailing firm |
~ ...... i. Strategy of innovation | |
~ ...... ii. Strategy of segmentation & fortification | |
~ ...... iii. Confrontation strategy | |
~ ...... iv. Persecution strategy | |
19 | ~ ............ PRODUCT MATURITY STAGE STRATEGIES |
~ ~ ...... Product Modifications: Quality | |
~ ~ ...... Product Modifications: Features | |
~ ~ ...... Market Segmentation | |
~ ~ ...... Marketing-Mix Modifications | |
~ ~ ...... Market Extension | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
20 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
21 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
22 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
23 | ~ ............ COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES |
~ ~ ...... Product Innovation | |
~ ~ ...... Market Segmentation & Fortification | |
~ ~ ...... Confrontation | |
~ ~ ...... Domination | |
~ ~ ...... Competitive niche position | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
24 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
25 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
26 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
27 | ~ .... PRODUCT DECLINE |
28 | ~ ...... Marketing strategies in the decline stage |
~ ...... i. Identifying the weak products | |
~ ...... ii. Determining marketing strategies | |
~ ...... iii. Drop decision | |
29 | ~ ............ PRODUCT DECLINE STRATEGIES |
~ ~ ...... Elimination of Products | |
~ ~ ...... Harvesting of Products | |
~ ~ ...... Product Reformulation | |
~ ~ ...... Market Repositioning | |
~ ~ ...... Customer Base Change | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
30 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
31 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
32 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
33 | ~ .... NEW PRODUCT CRITERIA |
~ .... NEW PRODUCT PERCEPTIONS | |
~ ...... SHORTAGE OF IMPORTANT NEW-PRODUCT IDEAS | |
34 | ~ ...... FRAGMENTED MARKETS |
~ ...... GROWING SOCIAL AND GOVERNMENTAL CONSTRAINTS | |
~ ...... COSTLINESS OF NEW-PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS | |
~ ...... HIGH RATE OF PRODUCT FAILURE | |
~ ...... SHORTER LIFE SPANS OF SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTS | |
35 | ~ ............ NEW PRODUCT RATING |
~ ~ ...... Market Fragmentation | |
~ ~ ...... New Product Stagnation | |
~ ~ ...... New Product Life Cycle Limits | |
~ ~ ...... New Product Failures | |
~ ~ ...... New Product Costs | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
36 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
37 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
38 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
39 | ~ .... NEW PRODUCT ORGANIZATION |
~ ...... Product managers | |
~ ...... New Product managers | |
~ ...... New Product committees | |
~ ...... New Product departments | |
~ ...... New Product venture teams | |
40 | ~ .... IDEAS GENERATION |
~ ...... SOURCES OF NEW PRODUCT IDEAS | |
~ ...... i. Customers | |
~ ...... ii. Technocrats & Specialists | |
~ ...... iii. Competitors | |
~ ...... iv. Company salesmen and distributors | |
~ ...... v. Top Management | |
41 | ~ ............ NEW PRODUCT ORGANIZATION |
~ ~ ...... Board Responsibility | |
~ ~ ...... Senior Management Responsibility | |
~ ~ ...... Middle Management Responsibility | |
~ ~ ...... Junior Management Responsibility | |
~ ~ ...... Ad Hoc Responsibility | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
42 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
43 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
44 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
45 | ~ ............ NEW PRODUCT GENERATION |
~ ~ ...... Executive Responsibility | |
~ ~ ...... Senior Management Responsibility | |
~ ~ ...... Middle Management Responsibility | |
~ ~ ...... Junior Management Responsibility | |
~ ~ ...... Ad Hoc Responsibility | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
46 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
47 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
48 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
49 | ~ ...... IDEAS DEVICES |
~ ...... i. Attribute listing | |
~ ...... ii. Forced relationships | |
~ ...... iii. Morphological analysis | |
~ ...... iv. Brainstorming | |
50 | ~ ...... v. Operational creativity |
~ .... PRODUCT SCREENING | |
51 | ~ ...... Product idea rating devices |
~ ...... PRODUCT SCREENING CHECKLIST | |
52 | ~ .... CONCEPT DECISIONS |
~ ...... Concept development | |
~ ...... Product and brand positioning | |
~ ...... Concept testing | |
53 | ~ .... BUSINESS ANALYSIS |
~ ...... Estimating future sales | |
~ ...... i. ESTIMATING FIRST TIME SALES | |
55 | ~ ............ NEW PRODUCT PROFITABILITY |
~ ~ ...... High Immediate Profit | |
~ ~ ...... Sustained Profits | |
~ ~ ...... Average Long-Term Profits | |
~ ~ ...... Marginal Profitability | |
~ ~ ...... High Risk Profit Scenario | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
56 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
57 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
58 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
59 | ~ ...... ii. ESTIMATING REPLACEMENT OR REPEAT SALES |
~ ...... Estimating future costs and profits | |
61 | ~ .... PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FACTORS |
~ ...... Prototype development and consumer testing | |
~ ...... Brand Naming | |
62 | ~ ...... Packaging |
~ ...... i. Performance | |
~ ...... ii. Consumer affluence | |
~ ...... iii. Integrated marketing concept | |
~ ...... iv. Innovational opportunity | |
63 | ~ ............ PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT RATING |
~ ~ ...... Prototype Efficiency | |
~ ~ ...... Process Development | |
~ ~ ...... Packaging & Distribution | |
~ ~ ...... Marketing-Mix | |
~ ~ ...... Customer Service | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
64 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
65 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
66 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
67 | ~ .... NEW PRODUCT TESTING |
~ ...... Reasons for test marketing | |
~ ...... Procedures for test marketing | |
68 | ~ ...... i. TEST CITIES |
~ ...... ii. WHICH CITIES | |
~ ...... iii. HOW LONG SHOULD THE TEST RUN | |
~ ...... iv. INFORMATION COLLECTED DURING THE TEST | |
~ ...... ~ Product shipments data | |
~ ...... ~ Store audits | |
~ ...... ~ Consumer panels | |
69 | ~ ...... ~ Buyer surveys |
~ ...... v. ACTION AFTER THE TEST | |
70 | ~ .... PRODUCT COMMERCIALIZATION |
71 | ~ ............ PRODUCT COMMERCIALIZATION |
~ ~ ...... New Plant & Equipment Costs | |
~ ~ ...... Process Costs | |
~ ~ ...... Distribution Costs | |
~ ~ ...... Sales Costs | |
~ ~ ...... Marketing Costs | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
72 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
73 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
74 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
75 | ~ .... PRODUCT ADOPTION |
76 | ~ ...... Concepts in innovation diffusion |
~ ...... Propositions about the consumer adoption process | |
~ ...... i. Stages in the adoption process | |
77 | ~ ...... ii. Individual differences in innovativeness |
78 | ~ ...... iii. Role of personal influence |
78 | ~ ...... iv. Influence of product characteristics on the rate of adoption |
79 | ~ ............ NEW PRODUCT DIFFUSION |
~ ~ ...... Early Adopters | |
~ ~ ...... Heavy Users | |
~ ~ ...... Substantial Target Markets | |
~ ~ ...... Deep Customer Bases | |
~ ~ ...... Market or Geographic Extensions | |
~ ~ ............ Operations | |
80 | ~ ~ ............ Markets + Trade Cell |
81 | ~ ~ ............ Products |
82 | ~ ~ ............ Competitors |
83 | ~ .... HISTORIC FINANCIAL DATA |
84 | ~ .... Historic Balance Sheet |
85 | ~ ~ ...... Historic Costs & Margins |
86 | ~ ~ ........ Historic Financial Ratios & Margins |
87 | ~ ~ .......... Historic Operational Ratios & Margins |
88 | ~ .... Financial forecast notes |
89 | ~ .... PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL FORECASTS : Current to 2028 |
90 | ~ .... Base Forecast : Median Market Scenario Balance Sheet Forecast |
91 | ~ ...... Base Forecast : Median Market Scenario Operational Costs Forecast |
92 | ~ ........ Base Forecast : Median Market Scenario Financial Ratios |
93 | ~ .......... Base Forecast : Median Market Scenario Operational Margins |
94 | ~ .... New Product Development Balance Sheet Forecast |
95 | ~ ...... New Product Development Operational Costs Forecast |
96 | ~ ........ New Product Development Financial Ratios |
97 | ~ .......... New Product Development Operational Margins |
98 | ~ .... Market Segmentation Balance Sheet Forecast |
99 | ~ ...... Market Segmentation Operational Costs Forecast |
100 | ~ ........ Market Segmentation Financial Ratios |
101 | ~ .......... Market Segmentation Operational Margins |
102 | ~ .... Quality Improvement Balance Sheet Forecast |
103 | ~ ...... Quality Improvement Operational Costs Forecast |
104 | ~ ........ Quality Improvement Financial Ratios |
105 | ~ .......... Quality Improvement Operational Margins |
106 | ~ .... Product Positioning Balance Sheet Forecast |
107 | ~ ...... Product Positioning Operational Costs Forecast |
108 | ~ ........ Product Positioning Financial Ratios |
109 | ~ .......... Product Positioning Operational Margins |
110 | ~ .... Product Branding + Multi-branding Investment Balance Sheet Forecast |
111 | ~ ...... Product Branding + Multi-branding Investment Operational Costs Forecast |
112 | ~ ........ Product Branding + Multi-branding Investment Financial Ratios |
113 | ~ .......... Product Branding + Multi-branding Investment Operational Margins |
114 | ~ .... New Product & New Technology Cost Scenarios Balance Sheet Forecast |
115 | ~ ...... New Product & New Technology Cost Scenarios Operational Costs Forecast |
116 | ~ ........ New Product & New Technology Cost Scenarios Financial Ratios |
117 | ~ .......... New Product & New Technology Cost Scenarios Operational Margins |
119 | ~ .... Financial data definitions |
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ACTION AFTER THE TEST, 69
Ad Hoc Responsibility, 41, 45
Adapted quickly, 17
Adapt?, 49
Adoption, 76
Advertising and sales-force attention, 27
Attribute listing, 49
Autonomy, 50
Average Long-Term Profits, 55
AVERAGE PRODUCT-LINE STAGE IN LIFE CYCLE, 3
Awareness, 76
Balance Sheet Base Forecast : Median Market Scenario, 90
Balance Sheet Historic, 84
Balance Sheet Market Segmentation, 98
Balance Sheet New Product Development, 94
Balance Sheet New Product & New Technology Cost, 114
Balance Sheet Product Branding + Multi-branding, 110
Balance Sheet Product Positioning, 106
Balance Sheet Quality Improvement, 102
Board Responsibility, 41
Brainstorming, 49
Brand Naming, 61
Business analysis, 40, 53
Buyer surveys, 69
Buyers are highly responsive, 17
Combination, 49
Combine?, 49
Commercialization, 40
Commonplace, 50
Company Competence Level, 51
Company Image, 51
Company salesmen and distributors, 40
Competitive niche position, 23
COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES, 23
Competitors, 40
CONCEPT DECISIONS, 52
Concept development, 52
Concept development and testing, 40
Concept testing, 52
Concepts in innovation diffusion, 76
Confrontation, 23
Confrontation strategy, 18
Consumer affluence, 62
Consumer panels, 68
COSTLINESS OF NEW-PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS, 34
Costs, 7
Costs & Margins Historic, 85
Criticism, 49
Customer Base Change, 29
Customer misgivings, 27
Customer Service, 63
Customer surveys, 40
Customers, 40
Decaying maturity, 17
Decline, 3
Deep Customer Bases, 79
Deferment, 50
Delays, 7
Deliberateness, 77
Determining marketing strategies, 28
Development, 51
Distribution Costs, 71
Dominant versus the trailing firm, 18
Domination, 23
Drop decision, 28
DROP error, 50
Dynamic Phase, 1
Early Adopters, 77, 79
Early Majority, 77
Elimination of Products, 29
Established behavior patterns, 7
ESTIMATING FIRST TIME SALES, 53
Estimating future costs and profits, 59
Estimating future sales, 53
ESTIMATING REPLACEMENT OR REPEAT SALES, 59
Evaluation, 76
Executive Responsibility, 45
Expansion of supply capacity, 7
Finance, 51
Financial data definitions, 119
Financial forecast notes, 88
Financial Ratios Base Forecast : Median Market, 92
Financial Ratios Market Segmentation, 100
Financial Ratios New Product Development, 96
Financial Ratios New Product & New Technology Cost, 116
Financial Ratios Product Branding + Multi-branding, 112
Financial Ratios Product Positioning, 108
Financial Ratios Quality Improvement, 104
Financial Ratios & Margins Historic, 86
Focus group discussions, 40
Forced relationships, 49
FRAGMENTED MARKETS, 34
Free publicity, 17
Free wheeling, 49
Functional features, 17
GO error, 50
GOMPERTZ ANALYSIS, 1
GROWING SOCIAL AND GOVERNMENTAL CONSTRAINTS, 34
Growth, 3
Growth maturity, 17
Harvesting of Products, 29
Heavy advertising, 67
Heavy Users, 79
High Immediate Profit, 55
High margins, 7
High Profile: Market Based, 9
High Profile: Product Based, 9
HIGH RATE OF PRODUCT FAILURE, 34
High Risk Profit Scenario, 55
High-profile strategy, 7
HISTORIC FINANCIAL DATA, 83
HOW LONG SHOULD THE TEST RUN, 68
Idea generation, 40
IDEAS DEVICES, 49
IDEAS GENERATION, 40
Identifying the weak products, 28
Improved Marketing, 13
Incentive offer, 67
Increased usage, 17
Individual differences in innovativeness, 77
Induce trial, 7
Influence of product characteristics, 78
Inform potential consumers, 7
INFORMATION COLLECTED DURING THE TEST, 68
Innovational opportunity, 62
Innovators, 77
Integrated marketing concept, 62
Interest, 76
Introductory, 3
Introductory offer, 67
Introductory Stage, 1
Involvement / detachment, 50
Junior Management Responsibility, 41, 45
Laggards, 77
Late Majority, 77
Locations & Facilities, 51
Magnify?, 49
Marginal Profitability, 55
Market Extension, 19
Market Fragmentation, 35
Market modification, 17
Market or Geographic Extensions, 79
Market potential, 53
Market Repositioning, 29
Market Segmentation, 19
Market Segmentation & Fortification, 23
Marketing, 51
Marketing Costs, 71
Marketing strategies in the decline stage, 28
Marketing strategies in the growth stage, 8
Marketing strategies in the introduction stage, 7
Marketing strategies in the mature stage, 17
Marketing-Mix, 63
Marketing-mix modification, 17
Marketing-Mix Modifications, 19
Maturity, 3
Maturity Stage, 1
Metaphor, 50
Middle Management Responsibility, 41, 45
Minimize?, 49
Modify?, 49
Morphological analysis, 49
New Distribution, 13
New Market Segmentation, 13
New markets and market segments, 17
New Plant & Equipment Costs, 71
New Product committees, 39
New Product Costs, 35
NEW PRODUCT CRITERIA, 33
New Product departments, 39
NEW PRODUCT DIFFUSION, 79
New product diffusion process, 54
New Product Failures, 35
NEW PRODUCT GENERATION, 45
New Product Life Cycle Limits, 35
New Product managers, 39
NEW PRODUCT ORGANIZATION, 39, 41
NEW PRODUCT PERCEPTIONS, 33
NEW PRODUCT PROFITABILITY, 55
NEW PRODUCT RATING, 35
New Product Stagnation, 35
NEW PRODUCT TESTING, 67
New Product venture teams, 39
Obsolescence, 3
Operational Costs Base Forecast : Median Market, 91
Operational Costs Market Segmentation, 99
Operational Costs New Product Development, 95
Operational Costs New Product & New Technology Cost, 115
Operational Costs Product Branding + Multi-branding, 111
Operational Costs Product Positioning, 107
Operational Costs Quality Improvement, 103
Operational creativity, 50
Operational Margins Base Forecast : Median Market, 93
Operational Margins Market Segmentation, 101
Operational Margins New Product Development, 97
Operational Margins New Product & New Technology Cost, 117
Operational Margins Product Branding + Multi-branding, 113
Operational Margins Product Positioning, 109
Operational Margins Quality Improvement, 105
Operational Ratios & Margins Historic, 87
Packaging, 62
Packaging & Distribution, 63
Performance, 62
Persecution strategy, 18
Personnel, 51
Pre-emptive, 9
Pre-emptive penetration strategy, 7
Preference mapping, 40
Pre-selected market segments, 17
Price Adjustments, 13
Price and inventory adjustments, 27
Procedures for test marketing, 67
Process, 51
Process Costs, 71
Process Development, 63
PRODUCT ADOPTION, 75
Product and brand positioning, 52
PRODUCT COMMERCIALIZATION, 70, 71
PRODUCT DECLINE, 27
PRODUCT DECLINE STRATEGIES, 29
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT, 1, 40
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FACTORS, 61
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL SCENARIOS FORECASTS, 89
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT RATING, 63
PRODUCT EVOLUTION, 1
PRODUCT GROWTH STAGE STRATEGIES, 13
PRODUCT GROWTH STAGES, 8
Product idea rating devices, 51
Product Innovation, 23
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION, 7
PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE, 2
Product Life Cycles, 2
Product managers, 39
PRODUCT MATURITY, 17
PRODUCT MATURITY STAGE STRATEGIES, 19
Product modification, 17
Product Modifications: Features, 19
Product Modifications: Quality, 19
Product Quality Improvements, 13
Product Reformulation, 29
PRODUCT SCREENING, 50
PRODUCT SCREENING CHECKLIST, 51
Product shipments data, 68
Product Success, 51
Projective tests, 40
Propositions about the consumer adoption process, 76
Prototype development and consumer testing, 61
Prototype Efficiency, 63
Purchasing, 51
Quality improvement, 17
Quantity, 49
Rate of market penetration, 53
Rationale for the product life cycle, 2
Rearrange?, 49
Reasons for test marketing, 67
Reduced price, 67
Re-launch, 17
Repositioning, 17
Respect, 77
Reverse?, 49
Role of personal influence, 78
Sales Costs, 71
Sales-force and distributors' enthusiasm, 17
Screening, 40
Secure distribution, 7
Selective penetration strategy, 7
Selective: Market Based, 9
Selective: Product Based, 9
Senior Management Responsibility, 41, 45
Short production runs, 27
SHORTAGE OF IMPORTANT NEW-PRODUCT IDEAS, 33
SHORTER LIFE SPANS OF SUCCESSFUL PRODUCTS, 34
Skepticism, 77
SOURCES OF NEW PRODUCT IDEAS, 40
Stable maturity, 17
Stages in the adoption process, 76
Stages in the product life cycle, 2
Store audits, 68
STRATEGY FOR PRODUCT INTRODUCTIONS, 9
Strategy of feature improvement, 17
Strategy of innovation, 18
Strategy of quality improvement, 17
Strategy of segmentation & fortification, 18
Strategy of style improvement, 17
Substantial Target Markets, 79
Substitute?, 49
Suggestion systems, 40
Sustained Profits, 55
Synergic, 50
Technical problems, 7
Technocrats & Specialists, 40
Technological problems, 7
TEST CITIES, 68
Test marketing, 40
Top Management, 40
Tradition, 77
Trial, 76
Venturesomeness, 77
Weak product, 27