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Title: Product life cycle
Description: This document provides a comprehensive overview of the product life cycle, from the initial concept and development stages to its growth, maturity, and eventual decline. It explores key strategies for managing each phase, optimizing product performance, and maximizing profitability throughout its lifespan. Ideal for product managers and business leaders seeking insights into effective product lifecycle management.

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What Is the Product Life Cycle?
The term product life cycle refers to the length of time from when a product is
introduced to consumers into the market until it's removed from the shelves
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The process of strategizing ways to continuously
support and maintain a product is called product life cycle management
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The five life cycle stages are:
1
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3
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5
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1
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They have
low market share but operate in high-growth markets
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2
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They have high market share in high-growth markets
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3
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While they still generate significant revenue,
their growth rates may slow down
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4
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They have low market share in low-growth markets and may not be
profitable anymore
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Title: Product life cycle
Description: This document provides a comprehensive overview of the product life cycle, from the initial concept and development stages to its growth, maturity, and eventual decline. It explores key strategies for managing each phase, optimizing product performance, and maximizing profitability throughout its lifespan. Ideal for product managers and business leaders seeking insights into effective product lifecycle management.