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New
product development and introduction is a major concern of all
companies.
It is especially so for small businesses.
The successful development and introduction of the “right”
product or service can mean the difference between your company’s
continued success and growth and its decline and failure.
The path is particularly hazardous today with the increased
financial pressures, global market considerations, and off shore
manufacturing.
As always, you must develop the right product or service for
your market, get it right the first time, and do it on time and
within
budget.
Typical causes of failure are:
- Developing the wrong product or service
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Inadequate product or service for market
requirements - Product or service outpaced by
technology or competition
- Inadequate planning and control
- Cost
overruns - Over designed or incorrectly designed product or
service - Overpriced product or service
- Schedule delays
- Missed window of
opportunity
- Performance issues
- Product or service does not meet
requirements or expectations
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New Product
Development and Introduction
Process
The new product development and introduction process varies from company to
company, but the essentials of a successful new product or service process are
the same for all companies. This is particularly important as you develop
your niche
in the new technology areas ... the hydrogen economy,
ecologically friendly processes and products, and new applications to revitalize
your older products. You must decide exactly what your market
requires, and define, develop, and provide that product or service. You
must also keep in touch with your customers to make sure that your product or
service continues to meet requirements and expectations. In short, you
must have a very good plan and must have the discipline to follow that
plan. This can be daunting, but
Quality Systems Innovations,
Inc. has the help you need to develop and control your new product effectively
and to introduce it successfully.
New Product Development and
Introduction Manual
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