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Title: Product & Product Development
Description: Easy to follow, colourful notes on Product and Product Development in marketing. Aimed at University Level Students.

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Lecture 9
Product: A material good, an intangible service or both
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Three levels: augmented product, tangible product and care product
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Number of years it
took for the following technologies to reach 25% of US households:
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Automobile
Electricity
Telephone
Microwave
Television
Internet
Cell phone

= 56 years
= 45 years
= 36 years
= 31 years
= 26 years
= 23 years
= 14 years

Invention: The discovery of new ideas and methods
Innovation: An invention is commercialised by bringing it to market
Conditions required for Innovation







Moderate environmental uncertainty
Cohesive workgroups
Exchange of information
Moderate environmental uncertainty
Cohesive workgroups
Exchange of information

Product Development Process
1
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3
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5
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7
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New product strategy: clearly defined goals & objectives
Idea generation: brainstorm through internal & external sources
Screening: to reduce the number of workable ideas
Concept testing: to develop an idea into a detailed concept that would describe it to a
consumer and test it among consumers
Business analysis: reviewing the cost and profit estimates to find out if they meet
company objectives
Product development: developing the product through research and design stages
Market testing: trial run of the product where all aspects of the marketing mix are tested
(e
...
simulated market test and test marketing)
Commercialisation: actual introduction of the product into the market commercially

Incremental Innovation: Making minor changes over time to sustain the growth of a
company without making sweeping changes to product lines, services or markets in which
competition currently exists (e
...
dyson hoovers and Becks alcohol-free)
“Television won’t be able to hold on to any market it captures, after the first 6 months
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(Ken Olsen, President and founder of the DEC Corporation, 1977)


Title: Product & Product Development
Description: Easy to follow, colourful notes on Product and Product Development in marketing. Aimed at University Level Students.