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Acceptance of a new product relies upon communication. As an example: Introducing of disposables in French hospitals

The purpose of this paper is to show the lesson a manufacturer of disposables can learn from a study and how he used its results in a concrete way to communicate with the decision makers in order to promote his products. This shall be the object of...

Catalogue: Seminar 1973: Communication And Diversification In Pharmaceuticals, Hospital Supplies And Allied Fields

Authors: Louis Tuvee, Jean Bigant

June 1, 1973

Rapid impact

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Catalogue: Congress 2019: The Global Data & Insights Summit

Authors: Genevieve Hall, Vivek Banerji, Daniel Rayner, Alessandro D'Angelo, Dan Atkins

Companies: Insight Dojo, Shionogi

September 8, 2019

State of new product market research around the world

This paper assesses the state of worldwide new product market research from the perspective of the author's 40 years experience in the United States, Europe and other areas and in building and directing a market research organization for a...

Catalogue: AMA/ESOMAR Conference 1979: It Won't Work Here

Author: Richard M. Seitz

March 1, 1979

Identifying the early adopter of new industrial products

In that the aim of our research was to help practitioners identify 'early adopters' in the expectation that concentration of marketing effort on them would accelerate market penetration, a factor analysis was undertaken to try and define a set of...

Catalogue: Seminar 1972: Segmentation And Typology

Author: Michael J. Baker

June 15, 1972

Barry Callebaut strikes gold with the chocolate of the future

We demonstrate how we helped feed the innovation funnel of Barry Callebaut with product ideas that have a higher likelihood of success. We show the importance of working from a motivational and multi-sensory perspective in uncovering a completely new...

Catalogue: Congress 2018

Authors: Karin Loobuyck, Jasper Scheir, Ludovic Depoortere

Company:

September 23, 2018

The validation of marketing models

This paper is an attempt to discuss the concept of validation when applied to marketing models. It is suggested that "validity" is a highly complex notion that the marketing scientists inherited from various other disciplines. Unfortunately,...

Catalogue: Seminar 1975: Market Modelling

Authors: Claude Sanchez, Jean-Philippe Faivre

June 1, 1975

New product research

This paper concerns itself with two major areas of New Product Research. Firstly some of the causes of high new product failure rate are discussed. These are attributed partly to political pressures within marketing teams and partly to the inadequacy...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1974: The Challenges Facing Marketing Research

Author: Edward R. Tomlin

September 1, 1974

Tracking and predicting new product penetration

Marketing research has to develop as a dynamic process if it is to fulfil its major purpose of helping management reach better decisions more quickly. Innovation is disruptive and change demands that researchers provide continuous and up-to-date...

Catalogue: Seminar 1975: Pharmaceutical Market Research For New Product Development

Authors: B. Bright, Hugh Robert Stammers

March 1, 1975

Use of the shape technique for forecasting pharmaceutical markets

SHAPE is a comparatively new forecasting technique which was not commercially available at the time our original work was undertaken. This technique has certain features which potentially make it an attractive forecasting technique for use with new...

Catalogue: Seminar 1977: Foresight Or Hindsight?

Author: Hugh Robert Stammers

Company: KANTAR TNS Malaysia

March 1, 1977