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Product Planning and
Development
Chapter 8Chapter 8Chapter 8Chapter 8
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Chapter GoalsChapter GoalsChapter GoalsChapter Goals
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• Meaning of product
• New product
• Classification of consumer and business products
• Importance of product innovation
• Stages in new-product development process
• Criteria for adding a product to a company’s lines
• Adoption and diffusion processes for new products
• Organization structures for product planning and development
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ProductProduct
Set of tangible and intangible
attributes
Set of tangible and intangible
attributesMay be a good, service, place, person, or idea
May be a good, service, place, person, or idea
Want-satisfaction in the form of benefits
Want-satisfaction in the form of benefits
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Classification of ProductsClassification of Products
Consumer
Intended forpersonal
consumption orhousehold use
Business
Intended forresale,
producing other products,
providing services
in organization
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Importance of Product InnovationImportance of Product Innovation
RequirementRequirement for growthfor growth
““Innovate or Die”Innovate or Die”
High failure ratesHigh failure rates
No differentiation,No differentiation,Does not deliver on promise,Does not deliver on promise,
Poor value
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What is a “New” Product?What is a “New” Product?
ReallyReallyinnovativeinnovative
ReallyReallyinnovativeinnovative
SignificantlySignificantlydifferentdifferent
SignificantlySignificantlydifferentdifferent
ImitativeImitativeImitativeImitative
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Producer’s CriteriaProducer’s Criteria for New Products for New Products
AdequateAdequatemarket market demanddemand
AdequateAdequatemarket market demanddemand
Satisfy keySatisfy keyfinancialfinancialcriteriacriteria
Satisfy keySatisfy keyfinancialfinancialcriteriacriteria
CompatibleCompatiblewith with
environmentalenvironmentalstandardsstandards
CompatibleCompatiblewith with
environmentalenvironmentalstandardsstandards
Fit Fit company’s company’s marketingmarketingstructurestructure
Fit Fit company’s company’s marketingmarketingstructurestructure
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Middleman’s CriteriaMiddleman’s Criteria for New Products for New Products
Good Good relationshiprelationship
withwithproducerproducer
Good Good relationshiprelationship
withwithproducerproducer
CompatibleCompatibledistributiondistribution
policies,policies,practicespractices
CompatibleCompatibledistributiondistribution
policies,policies,practicespractices
Satisfy keySatisfy keyfinancialfinancialcriteriacriteria
Satisfy keySatisfy keyfinancialfinancialcriteriacriteria
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Stages in the Adoption ProcessStages in the Adoption Process
AWARENESSAWARENESSINTERESTINTEREST
EVALUATIONEVALUATIONTRIALTRIAL
ADOPTIONADOPTIONCONFIRMATIONCONFIRMATION
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Adoption RateAdoption Rate
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Organizing for Product InnovationOrganizing for Product Innovation
SHIFTING ARRANGEMENTSSHIFTING ARRANGEMENTS
TYPES OF ORGANIZATIONSTYPES OF ORGANIZATIONS
Product-planning CommitteeNew-product department or team
Brand manager
Product-planning CommitteeNew-product department or team
Brand manager
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Key Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and Concepts
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• Product
• Consumer products
• Business products
• Convenience good
• Shopping good
• Specialty good
• Unsought good
• Raw materials
• Fabricating materials
• Fabricating parts
• Installations
• Accessory equipment
• Accessory equipment
• Operating supplies
• New products
• New-product strategy
• New-product development process
• Business analysis
• Market tests
• Adoption process
• Diffusion
• Stages in the adoption process
• Innovation adopter categories
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Key Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and ConceptsKey Terms and Concepts
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• Innovators
• Early adopters
• Change agent
• Early majority
• Late majority
• Laggards
• Nonadopters
• Adoption rate
• Product-planning committee
• New-product department or team
• Brand manager