Chapter 10 Flashcards
(9 cards)
what 2 dimensions can you classify products?
- type of user
2. degree of tangibility
what is the difference between a product line and a product portfolio?
product line: group of products that are closely related
product portfolio: number of product lines offered by a company
what is a consumer good? what are the classifications? give an example.
a good sold to the end user
- convenience goods (toothpaste), shopping goods (cameras), unsought goods (burial insurance), specialty goods (rolex)
What is a business good? what are the classifications? give an example
a good sold to a business
- production goods (lumber), support goods (installation, office supplies)
what are the 4 different definitions of a “new” product?
- compared with existing products (functionally different)
- in legal terms (12 mo)
- company perspective (incremental improvement - coke zero)
- consumer perspective (continuous, discontinuous, dynamically continuous)
what are the 3 types of new products from a consumer perspective?
- continuous innovation
- dynamically continuous
- discontinuous
what are the 7 types of new services? give an example of each
- major service innovation (new process, new service) online auctions
- major process innovation (new process) online classes
- service line extension (new extended service) insurance by banks
- process line extension (new ways of service) online banking
- supplementary service innovations (add to core) internet @ fedex
- basic service improvements- faster CS
- style change- new uniforms
what are the reasons for a new product or service failure?
- insignificant point of difference
- incomplete market & product definition before development starts
- too little market attractiveness
- poor execution of marketing mix
- poor product quality
- bad timing
- no economical access to buyers
what are the 7 stages of the “new product development” process?
- new product strategy development
- idea generation
- screening and evaluation
- business analysis
- development
- market testing
- commercialization