chapter 8 Flashcards

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Chapter 8

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Designing and Managing
Products

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3 basic elements

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product
service
brand

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Well-differentiated products can create significant competitive advantages. Crafting a distinctive aura for a product that helps distance it from competitors can involve moves that range from impressive technological advances

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Product Differentiation

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Attributes on the basis of which to differentiate include:

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core functionality
features
performance quality
conformance quality
durability
reliability
form
style
customization

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To create customer value, products must deliver on their core benefit. Products that fail to deliver on their core value proposition will inevitably fail in the market.

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Core Functionality

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Most products can be offered with varying features that supplement their basic function

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Features

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is the level at which the product’s primary characteristics operate.

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Performance quality

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the degree to which all produced units are identical and meet promised specifications.

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conformance quality

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measure of the product’s expected operating life under natural or stressful conditions

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Durability

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a measure of the probability that a product will not malfunction within a specified time period.

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Reliability

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the size, shape, or physical structure of a
product

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Form

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describes the product’s look and feel to the buyer and creates distinctiveness that is hard to copy.

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Style

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Customized products and marketing enable firms to differentiate strategically by finding out exactly what a person wants—and doesn’t want—and delivering on that

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Customization

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the totality of features that affect the way consumers perceive a product’s
look, feel, and function.

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Design

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In our visually oriented culture, transmitting brand meaning and positioning through design is critical.
Eye-catching form, color, and graphics can help an offering separate itself from competitive products.

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Power of Design

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is a very data-driven approach with three
phases: observation, ideation, and implementation

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Design thinking

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encompasses all products offered by a company, including various product categories and product lines

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product portfolio

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product portfolio has a certain width, length, depth, and consistency

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the number of different product lines the company carries.

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total number of items in the mix

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consists of the number of variants offered for each product in the line

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product portfolio reflects how closely related the various product lines
are in end use, production requirements, distribution channels, or some other way

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group of related products sold by the same company

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company lengthens its product line in two way

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line stretching and line filling

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occurs when a company lengthens its product line beyond its current range, whether down-market, up-market, or both ways.
Line stretching
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by adding more items within the existing range.
Line Filling
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important element of product strategy
packaging and labeling
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includes all the activities of designing and producing the container for a product.
Packaging
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Several factors contribute to the growing use of packaging as a marketing tool.
Self-service Consumer affluence Company and brand image Innovation opportunity
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simple attached tag or an elaborately designed graphic that is an inherent part of the package
label
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A label performs several function
identifies the product or brand describe the product promote the product through attractive graphics
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ensures that if a product fails to function as promised by the company or as customers expect, the company will provide some type of compensation to the purchaser.
guarantee
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provide customers and the company with much the same benefits as guarantees do
Warranties
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usually cover the repair or replacement of the purchased item and usually do not allow the customer to return the product for a refund
Warranties
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Effective product guarantees and warranties should have three traits:
relevant, easily understood, and easy for the customer to invoke