A) business analysis.
B) screening and evaluation.
C) market testing.
D) commercialization.
E) development.
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A) consumer awareness
B) shelf space for this year and last year by city
C) production costs
D) customer psychographics
E) annual percent sales change by city
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A) sample.
B) framework.
C) template.
D) prototype.
E) blueprint.
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A) offering consumer and trade sales promotions
B) establishing the uniqueness and status of the brand
C) generating awareness
D) differentiating the brand from competitive brands
E) stressing price and availability in advertising
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A) continuous innovation.
B) discontinuous innovation.
C) dynamically continuous innovation.
D) evolutionary innovation.
E) progressive innovation.
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A) a SWOT analysis and environmental scanning.
B) open innovation and business analysis.
C) concept testing and product forecasting.
D) R&D and operations setup.
E) environmental scanning and open innovation.
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A) an insignificant point of difference-consumers wouldn't switch from competing snacks.
B) too little market attractiveness-the growth in the snacks market is declining.
C) poor execution of the marketing mix-General Mills did not offer free samples at grocery stores.
D) poor product quality-the chips were not the same size.
E) incomplete market and product protocol-the brand name Fingos did not get consumers excited.
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A) the informal process of brainstorming to generate new-product concepts at a marketing staff meeting.
B) the process of presenting cross-functional teams with a written new-product concept statement and asking them to respond to it in writing.
C) the seven stages an organization goes through to identify business opportunities and convert them into salable products or services.
D) the two stages an organization goes through from idea generation to commercialization.
E) a formalized protocol for new-product development that begins at the corporate level and ends at the functional level.
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A) specialty products.
B) selective products.
C) shopping products.
D) prestige products.
E) convenience products.
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A) relatively inexpensive and widely available.
B) relatively inexpensive but very limited availability.
C) very expensive and available at a large number of selective outlets.
D) very expensive with very limited availability.
E) fairly expensive and available at a large number of selective outlets.
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A) business analysis
B) screening and evaluation
C) new-product strategy development
D) development
E) every stage with the exception of new-product strategy development
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A) presidential candidate
B) bicycle
C) taco
D) cab ride
E) environmentalism
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A) not satisfying customer needs on critical factors
B) poor product quality
C) poor execution of the marketing mix
D) an insignificant point of difference
E) bad timing
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A) products organizations buy that assist in providing other products for resale.
B) supplies necessary for the day-to-day operations of a business.
C) ancillary services necessary for the operation of a business.
D) products that are sold exclusively to for-profit businesses.
E) products purchased by the ultimate consumer.
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A) creates innovative promotional programs for its clients' new products.
B) developed the formal Stage-Gate® process to commercialize new products for its clients.
C) uses "design thinking" to develop new products for other organizations.
D) rates new products like Consumer Reports.
E) runs patent searches for companies that don't have an internal legal department.
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A) partial rollouts
B) screening and evaluation
C) virtual reality testing
D) time-to-market measures
E) simulated test markets
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A) market testing
B) screening and evaluation
C) business analysis
D) development
E) commercialization
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A) idea generation
B) creative direction
C) business analysis
D) new-product strategy development
E) market testing
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A) product mix.
B) stock keeping units.
C) product category.
D) product class.
E) marketing category.
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