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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Successful product development
- Even the best get it wrong
- New product development
- Developing new products
- Success factors
- Types of product advantage
- Clear target market
- Critical pre-development activities
- Processes for new product development
- Development funnel
- Support tools
- Quality Function Deployment (QFD) Matrix
- Conclusions
- Managing innovation
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Topics Covered
- Process of product development
- Success factors
- Types of product advantage
- Target market
- Development funnel
- Development support tools
Talk Citation
Tidd, J. (2024, March 31). Developing innovative products & services [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved October 31, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/RADB2754.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
- Published on March 31, 2024
Transcript
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                  0:00
                
                
                  
                    I'm Joe Tidd and
I'm Professor of
                  
                    Technology and
Innovation Management at
                  
                    the Science Policy Research Unit
                  
                    at the University of Sussex, UK.
                  
                    In this section, we'll be
looking at the factors that
                  
                    influence the
success and failure
                  
                    of innovative products
and services.
                  
                
              
                  0:17
                
                
                  
                    Successful product
development is not easy.
                  
                    It's not simply about
                  
                    asking users what
do they want next.
                  
                    Because users will
tend to frame products
                  
                    and services in terms of
                  
                    what they currently experience.
                  
                    They generally don't have
knowledge of what is
                  
                    possible and therefore the
potential for innovation.
                  
                
              
                  0:34
                
                
                  
                    Even the best and most
experienced companies
                  
                    get product development wrong.
                  
                    That's the nature
of the process.
                  
                    For example, Apple has many
successes, so does Google.
                  
                    However, both
companies have made
                  
                    big mistakes in terms of
                  
                    products and services
in the past.
                  
                    So we have to
understand what factors
                  
                    influence product
success and failure.
                  
                
              
                  0:54
                
                
                  
                    The success rate is actually
                  
                    quite low for new
product development.
                  
                    However, it varies very
much by different sectors.
                  
                    For example, in consumer
to consumer markets,
                  
                    generally it's several
thousand to one,
                  
                    but in other sectors,
                  
                    it may be many times more that.
                  
                
              
                  1:10
                
                
                  
                    We want to look at
three related factors.
                  
                    One is, what do we know about
                  
                    the factors that make
products successful or fail?
                  
                    Secondly, what
processes do we have
                  
                    to successfully develop
new products and services?
                  
                    Finally, we need specific tools
                  
                    and techniques to help us
support product development.
                  
                
              
                  1:28
                
                
                  
                    First, we'll look at
the success factors,
                  
                    which are derived primarily
from systematic research.
                  
                    If we look at the research over
                  
                    the last four or five decades,
                  
                    we find there are three groups
                  
                    of factors that explain most of
                  
                    the variance between successful
                  
                    and unsuccessful
products and services.
                  
                    The first are
products advantage,
                  
                    the second, clear
market definition,
                  
                    and the third,
pre-development activities,
                  
                    and we're going to unpack
each of these in turn.
                  
                
               
       
    









 
                    
                     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
     
        
      
    