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The document discusses challenges in developing new products and managing the new product development process. It outlines 10 main stages in new product development from idea generation to commercialization. These include screening ideas, developing concepts, testing concepts with consumers, developing marketing strategies, developing the product, testing the market, and commercializing the new product. Factors that can influence consumer adoption of new products are also discussed.
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New Product Introduction, Growth Strategies Intensive, Interactive, Diversification Strategies. Product Portfolio analysis BCG, GE, Ad little. Shell International, Risk-Return analysis.
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The General Electric/McKinsey matrix
• Shell directional policy matrix
• Arthur D. Little strategic condition matrix
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NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FOR THE COMPANY DELL INC.ANALYZING THE.docx
NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FOR THE COMPANY DELL INC.
ANALYZING THE BUSINESS PERFORMANCE OF BRANT FREEZER COMPANY
NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT FOR THE COMPANY DELL INC.
Napier Mosley
University of Phoenix
BUS/475 – Integrated Business Topics
Petra Yurchich
Running head: BUSINESS PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS 1
ANALYZING THE BUSINESS PERFORMANCE OF BRANT FREEZER COMPANY
Tenets of creating a new organization with a new service charter in the Dell, Inc. organization
Introduction
In any business, the main aim of developing a new product is to improve customer service and consequentially the company income and its portfolio in general. Bringing a new product to the market place is most often provoked by change in consumer preferences, competition factors as well as advancement in technology and a new idea that needs to be taken to consideration. In our case study the three factors are applicable as they all cut across the objectives and mission of the company. As such, proper research for strategies on what to develop and how to do it is crucial for a successful venture. Dell, Inc. is a worldwide company whose objective is to empower communities to use technology for prosperity. Dell provides the technological tools that are necessary and crucial for everyone to achieve their dreams. Whether at home, school, organizations and governments, Dell is always at the forefront in delivering the necessary tools for achieving more. The focus should therefore be , how better Dell could assist communities build themselves efficiently, develop the mechanism and make them readily available for this wide market.
Type of product
Successful ideas are those that are centered on understanding the market requirements, which would in turn be molded into smart products that meet and even go beyond the customer expectations. Financial management has since been a problem to the whole world from governmental institutions to small enterprises and even individuals. Wealth is what measures the capacity to sustain life in any given community. Misappropriation of wealth is like a “hole in the bucket of wealth” and one of the loopholes that lead to this menace is lack of intelligent systems that could assist manage and report financial aspects of any entity that generates and spends money. The type of product in question is an Electronic Resource Planning software.
Building the product
As aforementioned, a myriad of communities around the globe are in dire need of systems that could assist them build themselves and progress through proper fiscal management. To the Dell fraternity, that is a wide market to tap into. Ordinarily, new products could have either of the attributes:
- They could be have never been marketed by Dell , Inc. but have been taken up by other companies or
- They could be original creations being taken in for the first time.
The product that is proposed in this text has evidently been in the market having been sold by the major players in the IT business.
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Maintaining “enough” idea as well as “good enough” ideas at the front end for a high-value development funnel
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- 8. Managing the Development Process Idea Generation: Is the idea worth considering?
- 10. Managing the Development Process Idea Generation: Is the idea worth considering? Idea Screening: Is the product idea compatible with company objectives, strategies, and resources? Concept Development and Testing: Can we find a good concept consumers say they would try? DROP
- 14. Managing the Development Process Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No Idea Generation: Is the idea worth considering? Idea Screening: Is the product idea compatible with company objectives, strategies, and resources? Concept Development and Testing: Can we find a good concept consumers say they would try? DROP Marketing Strategy Development: Can we find a cost-effective, addordable marketing strategy?
- 15. Managing the Development Process Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No No Idea Generation: Is the idea worth considering? Idea Screening: Is the product idea compatible with company objectives, strategies, and resources? Concept Development and Testing: Can we find a good concept consumers say they would try? DROP Marketing Strategy Development: Can we find a cost-effective, addordable marketing strategy?
- 16. Managing the Development Process Yes No Business analysis: Will this product meet our profit goal? Product development: Have we got a technically and commercially sound product? DROP
- 18. Managing the Development Process Yes Yes No No Business analysis: Will this product meet our profit goal? Product development: Have we got a technically and commercially sound product? Market Testing Have product sales met expectations? DROP
- 21. Managing the Development Process Business analysis: Will this product meet our profit goal? Product development: Have we got a technically and commercially sound product? Market Testing Have product sales met expectations? DROP Commercialization: Are product sales meeting expectations? Send the idea back for product development Modify the product or marketing program