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Page 1: Planning for new product

Topic: Planning new product

Prepared by: Mahrukh sheikh

Page 2: Planning for new product

outline New product planning as a

customer driven process Steps in new product Idea generation Screening , evaluating , and

business analysis Product and process

development marketing strategy and

testing Commercialization Variation in the generic new

product planning

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Importance of a new product

• Innovation is essential to all the organizations’ continuing growth and performance in the global market place.

• Innovation takes many forms, including goods and services, organizational process, and business designs.

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New product planning as a customer driven process

• New product classifications:

1. Newness to market2. Extent of customer

value created

• New product types:

– Transformational innovations

– Substantial innovation

– Incremental improvements

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Customer value analysis

Objective is to identify needs for:

1. New products2. Improvements to

existing products3. Improvements in

production processes4. Improvements in

supporting services

Finding Customer Value Opportunities

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Finding Customer Value Opportunities

Matching Capabilities to CustomerValue Opportunities

– Fit between capabilities and product offering

Transformational Innovations

– “new-to-the-world” ideas– Customers not always the

best guides

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Characteristics of Successful Innovations

Creating an

Innovative Culture Selecting the

Right Innovation Strategy

Developing and Implementing Effective New

Product Processes

Making Resource

Commitments

Leveraging Capabilities

STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

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Developing an Innovation Culture

Innovation Workshop for top executives to develop an innovation plan.

Innovation Statement highlighting objectives and senior management’s role and responsibilities.

Training programs for employees and managers.

Communicate the priority of innovation.

Speakers to expose employees to innovation authorities.

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New product planningCustomer

NeedsAnalysis

IdeaGenerati

on

Screening

andEvaluatio

n

BusinessAnalysis

MarketingStrategy

Development

ProductDevelopme

nt

Testing

Commercialization

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Idea generation

• Idea search: targeted or open-ended?• How extensive and aggressive?• What specific sources are best for

generating a regular flow of new product ideas?

• How can new ideas be obtained from customers?

• Where will responsibility for the new product ideas search be placed?

• What are potential threats from alternative (or disruptive) technologies?

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Idea generation

Methods of generating idea

DirectSearch

LinkingMarketing

and Technology

FacilitatingLead UserAnalysis

CreativeMethods

National Policy

ExploratoryCustomerStudies

Alliances/Acquisition/Licensing

TechnologicalInnovation

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Screening , evaluating and business analysis

Idea generation

Screening(fit/feasibility)

Concept evaluation

Business analysis

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Business Analysis• Revenue Forecasts

• Preliminary Marketing Plan

• Cost Estimation

• Profit Projections

• Other Considerations

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Product and process development

New product concept

Market strategy development

Product development

and use testing

Market testing

Launch

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Product and process development• Development of the new product includes:

– Product design– Packaging design– Decisions to make or purchase product components

• Product Development Process:– Product Specifications– Industrial Design– Prototype– Use Tests– Process Development

• Collaborative Development

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Marketing strategy and testing• Marketing Strategy Decisions

– Market Targeting

– Positioning Strategy

• Market Testing Options

– Simulated Test Marketing

– Scanner – Based Test Marketing

– Conventional Test Marketing

– Testing Industrial Products

– Selecting Test Sites

– Length of the Test

– External Influences

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CommercializationThe Marketing Plan

– Complete marketing strategy

– Responsibilities for execution

– Cross – functional approach

Monitoring and Control

– Real – time tracking

– Role of the Internet

– Include product performance metrics with performance targets

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Variation in generic product planning• Technology Push Processes

• Platform Products

• Process – Intensive Products

• Customized Products

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