This document discusses concept development and testing, which takes place early in the new product development process. It involves coming up with a detailed description of an idea from the customer's perspective. A concept typically highlights the best features in terms of convenience, usability, quality, functionality, performance, and price. Ideas must then be developed into product concepts to distinguish an idea, concept, and image. An example is given of an electric car idea and how it could be developed into multiple product concepts for testing.
This document discusses concept development and testing, which takes place early in the new product development process. It involves coming up with a detailed description of an idea from the customer's perspective. A concept typically highlights the best features in terms of convenience, usability, quality, functionality, performance, and price. Ideas must then be developed into product concepts to distinguish an idea, concept, and image. An example is given of an electric car idea and how it could be developed into multiple product concepts for testing.
This document discusses concept development and testing, which takes place early in the new product development process. It involves coming up with a detailed description of an idea from the customer's perspective. A concept typically highlights the best features in terms of convenience, usability, quality, functionality, performance, and price. Ideas must then be developed into product concepts to distinguish an idea, concept, and image. An example is given of an electric car idea and how it could be developed into multiple product concepts for testing.
text here text here text here Concept Development and Testing Presenter: RUEL A. PAJONILLAN JURRY S. DALMAN definition Concept development and testing is a crucial stage in the new product or service development. It takes place early on in the process and helps to identify key perceptions, user needs and wants associated with the product or service. It involves coming up with a detailed description of an idea, explained from the perspective of your customer. A concept typically highlights the best features of the proposed solutions in terms of: (1) convenience, (2) usability, (3) quality, (4) functionality, (5) performance, and (6) price. Surviving ideas must next to be developed into a product concept. It is important to distinguish between a product idea, product concept, and a product image. Product Product Product Idea Concept Image It is an idea for Is a detailed Is the way a possible version of idea consumers product that stated in picture an the company meaningful actual or can see itself costumer potential offering to the terms. product. market. Example: Suppose a car manufacturer figure out how to design an electric car that can go as fast as 60 miles an hour and as fast as 80 miles before needing to be recharged. The manufacturer estimates that the electric car’s operating cost will be about half of those of a regular car. This electric car is a product idea. Customers, however, do not buy a product idea; they buy a product concept. The marketer needs to developed this idea into some alternative product concept, find out how attractive each concept to customers, and choose the best one. Concept 1: An inexpensive subcompact design a second family car to be used by the The homemaker for the short shopping trips. following The car is ideal for loading groceries and product hauling children and it is easy to enter. concept might be Concept 2: a medium-cost medium-size car created for design as an all-purpose family car. the electric car: Concept 3: a medium-cost sporty compact appealing to young people. Concept 4: an inexpensive subcompact appealing to conscientious people who want basic transportation, low fuel cost, and low pollution. Thank You Any Questions ?