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The document discusses Internet marketing and new product development processes that can be digitized. It outlines several key topics related to speeding up new product development, including the importance of rapid prototyping and testing, getting early customer feedback, setting industry standards, and leveraging alliances to bring products to market quickly. Modular design approaches that allow parallel development help reduce time to market.
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