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    INDUSTRY BREAK POINT

    Change concept for marketing as discussed by

    Strebel as Industry Breakpoints

    An industry breakpoint is a new offering to the

    market that is so superior in terms of customervalue & delivered cost that it disrupts the rules ofthe competitive game

    E.g. Use of CDs in place of VHS tapes

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    INDUSTRY BREAK POINT

    According to StrebelIndustry breakpoint is a result of convergence & divergence.

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    For Product Development ,it the NewProduct Strategy that you need beforeexecuting the New ProductDevelopment.

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    WHY DOES A FIRM NEED A NEW PRODUCTS

    STRATEGY?

    To chart the groups/teams direction

    What technologies?/what markets?

    To set the groups goals and objectives

    Why does it exist?

    To tell the group how it will play the game

    What are the rules?/constraints?

    Any other key information to consider?

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    CORPORATE STRENGTHS

    New products in this firm will:

    Use our fine furniture designers (Herman Miller) Gain value by being bottled in our bottling system (Coca-

    Cola)

    Utilize innovative design (Braun)

    Be for babies and only babies (Gerber)

    Be for all sports, not just shoes (Nike) Be for all people in computers (IBM)

    Proliferate our product lines (Rubbermaid)

    Be almost impossible to create (Polaroid)

    Use only internal R&D (Bausch & Lomb)

    Not threaten P&G (Colgate)

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    NEW PRODUCT STRATEGY

    A common direction set by different stakeholders of the

    company to assist in any future development.

    The objective is to focus and integrate team efforts.

    Strategic planning is the foundation for new ProductDevelopment and Product Management

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    THE PURPOSE OF NEW PRODUCT STRATEGY

    Set new product objectives (sale, profit, contribution, market

    share.) Understand the contribution of new product development

    within the companys wider goals

    Define the technologies, markets and product scope

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    INTEGERATED EFFORTS

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    DESIRED PRODUCT

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    FINAL PRODUCT!!!

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    NEW PRODUCT STRATEGY INPUT

    New Product

    Strategy

    Corporate LeadersProduct Platform

    Planning

    Head of FunctionsMisc. Source within

    the Company

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    PRODUCT PLATFORM PLANNING

    Many firms find that it is not efficient to develop a single

    product.

    Platform: product families that share similarities in design,development, or production process.

    Car industry: $3 billion price tag on a new car platform is spread

    out over several models. Sony: four platforms for Walkman launched 160 product

    variations.

    Boeing: passenger, cargo, short- and long-haul planes madefrom same platform.

    Black & Decker: uses a single electric motor for dozens ofconsumer power tools.

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    PRODUCT INNOVATION CHARTER (PIC)

    A document prepared by senior management

    designed to provide guidance to the businessunits on the role of innovation.

    It is the new product teams strategy.

    It is for Products (not processes).

    It is for Innovation.

    It is a Charter (a document specifying theconditions under which a firm will operate).

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    A TYPICAL PIC MAY CONTAIN

    1- Background

    The background of a PIC includes key points from a PEST analysis (Political,Economic, Social, Technology) or situation analysis.

    Questions addressed in this section of a PIC may include:

    What is the business about?

    Why has this strategy been developed?

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    2- FocusThe focus of company is defined by the Technology Drivers or/and Market

    Drivers of the firm.

    Questions addressed at this stage of a PIC may include:

    What are your companys core competencies?

    What is your companys competitive advantage and the value that your

    company can bring to the target market?

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    3- Goals and ObjectivesThe goals and objectives section describes the companys short term and

    long term objectives of the new product. The goals and objectives should be

    measurable.

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    4- GuidelinesThe guidelines component of the PIC is essentially a road map written by the

    Product Manager for the entire organization. It includes the time and entry to

    market, costs, product quality and so forth.


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