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From product development to product launch

While there is an extensive literature which deals with the subject of new product development, very little reference is made to the launch or commercialisation phase. Similarly, most texts on marketing management appear to assume that products are...

Catalogue: Seminar 1981: Industrial Marketing Research
Author: Michael J. Baker
October 1, 1981

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Method and realisation of market research for the development of new products in the technical field

The paper describes, which basic requirements are necessary in order to be able to apply market research to product development too. In the understanding of market research as an instrument of marketing there have to be changes, at which the most...

Catalogue: Seminar 1981: Industrial Marketing Research
Author: Bernd Stulz
October 1, 1981

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Profitably using research to identify, develop and launch a new product

The joint paper is given by the then European Marketing Manager of a major brewery company together with an Italian Qualitative Research Consultant who has worked closely with this client over a period of several years. The paper describes the...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1981: Research For Profitability
Authors: Michael G. Vineall, Clara Origlia
August 23, 1981

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News from the world of children and adolescents

This marketing tool has already been in use for a year in France, and its international growth is to begin in November 1980 with the setting up of a barometer of child-oriented themes in Great Britain; extension to the leading industrialised...

Catalogue: Seminar 1980: Children And Young People
Author: Joël-Yves le Bigot
June 15, 1980

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Adapting packaged goods research techniques to the development of new magazines

The biggest problem that researchers in the magazine field face is that not all of the existing techniques are as readily adaptable to the investigation of magazines as most research firms think. As a matter of fact, we at Time Inc. have had to...

Catalogue: Seminar 1979: Publishing And The Communications Industry
Author: Malcom B. Ochs
November 1, 1979

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New product development in an evolving market

This paper examines and discusses the new product marketing and research strategy in one of the largest and most successful food manufacturers in the U.K., Birds Eye Foods Limited. Three broad phases of new product strategy can be distinguished, and...

Catalogue: Seminar 1979: New Product Development
Authors: Michael J. Riddle, Jonathan Wilkinson
October 1, 1979

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New products

This paper is concerned with the generation and screening of new product ideas. It does not concern itself with the development of products, brand names, packaging or advertising of the ideas which survive the screening process and is thus only the...

Catalogue: Seminar 1979: New Product Development
Author: Ronald W. Artingstall
October 1, 1979

Research papers

Perceptual maps as aids for new product development

In the present paper the authors want to present the use of perceptual maps in creating new product proposals on a concrete case of soft drinks. The soft drink market is highly competitive and therefore product failure rates are too high. Many...

Catalogue: Seminar 1979: New Product Development
Authors: Edvard Konrad, Miro Kline
October 1, 1979

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Why do some products fail and others succeed?

The opening discussion attempted to identify specific factors which can discriminate between success and failure of new products in the market place. Rather than spend time trying to find suitable definitions of the terms, success and failure, it was...

Catalogue: Seminar 1979: New Product Development
Author: Philip Hill
October 1, 1979