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PMPA TECHNICAL CONFERENCE: MANAGING A NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH

PMPA Presentation, Product Innovation

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Ray Attiyah's presentation from PMPA, April 2011. Innovation, the Mother of Success.

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PMPA TECHNICAL CONFERENCE:

MANAGING A NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH

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Product Innovation Pyramid

§  Most value added activity

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Successful New Product Launch

1.  Know your customer’s behaviors better than they do

2.  Establish best product positioning

3.  Simplify

4.  Be Nimble

5.  Communicate Customer Centric Bene!ts

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Expand Your Thinking

§  A product is a part of a process

BUYER

USER BENEFICIARY

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A WOW Product Launch

§  What Goes Well

1.  The product meets or exceeds needs of the buyer, user and bene!ciary

2.  The bene!t is well communicated

3.  Conversion & adoption is smooth and swift

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A Weak Product Launch

§  What Goes Wrong

1.  Needs are not well addressed

2.  The bene!t is not clear

3.  Resistance & slow adoption

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Step 1: Customer’s Behaviors

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Customer’s Behaviors

§  Solves a problem previously accepted as normal

§  Eliminates or condenses a step

§  Simpli!es ownership

§  Improves performance

Establish New Standard

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Customer Behaviors

§  The buying experience

§  Order automation/customization

§  Lead time/"exibility

§  The handling experience

§  Packaging/labeling

§  Shipping/delivery

§  Warehousing solutions

§  Customer Service

§  Warranty/service/solutions

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Blue Focus

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Step 2: Product Positioning

Innovation

Value Add

Commodity

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Product Positioning

§  Commodities

§  Many providers of like items

§  Little or no differentiating bene!ts

§  Price centered purchasing behavior

§  Commodities rarely establish sustainable relationships

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Product Positioning

§  Value Add

§  Competing providers of like items

§  Differentiating bene!ts others can easily copy

§  Cost/bene!t purchasing behavior

§  Relationships based on ability to continue to add value

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Product Positioning

§  Innovation

§  New way to solve a problem

§  Unique supplier

§  Dif!cult to duplicate

§  Purchasing behavior based on dependency

§  Solutions cement relationships

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Take Charge

§  Break out of the victim mindset

§  You have more ability to in"uence a customer than you think

§ Add value

§ Solve problems

§ Demonstrate an understanding of the entire process

§ Demonstrate and understanding of your customer’s business

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Innovation Products

Elite Service

Set a New Standard

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Step 3: Simplify

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Simplify

§  Case Study: 3M Easel Pad

§  Well known brand

§  Industry standard

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Simplify

§  Observation

§  What happens before product is used?

§ Display area is needed

§  What happens after the product is used?

§ Paper is posted, requiring tape or tacks

§ Tape or tacks damage walls

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Simplify

§  Opportunity

§  Eliminate the need for a stand

§  Eliminate the need for tape or tacks

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Simplify

§  Case Study: 3M Easel Pad

§  Solution

§ Product board includes a stand

§ Post-it paper for af!xing to walls

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Simplify

§  Case Study: 3M Easel Pad

§  3x price of standard easel paper

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Step 4: Rapidly adjust

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Adjust with the Courage to stay BOLD

§  Review assumptions

§  Listen to feedback

§  Don’t over-react to initial negatively

§  Low lead-user rates

§  Focus on entire solution, not only technical aspect

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Step 5: Communicate Customer Centric Benefits

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Step 5: Communicate Customer Centric Benefits

§  Details of Grapefruit Diets

§  Anyone under a grapefruit diet plan would not hesitate to term it a great fruit diet plan for the virtues. A grapefruit diet menu lets you the freedom of eating as much as you like to while silently helping to burn fat. So, here are the directions to grapefruit diet.

§  Drink 8 glasses of water every day. And how much do you consider a glass would contain? A glass should contain 8 oz and by 8 glasses a dietician means that you need to drink 64 oz or 2 liters.

§  Eat till you are full without leaving or eliminating anything

§  Don't change the quantity of grapefruit or its juice intake for anything as it is the thing that kindles the burning of fat.

§  Cut up on coffee intake and give up eating white vegetables and potatoes. So also desserts.

§  Foods fried in butter are okay and you can use that butter too. There is no restriction on meat too.

§  Repeat the course in stretches of 12 days with a 2 days break thrown in.

§  Remember to stick to the grapefruit diet plan for at least 2 ½ months for it to show credible results.

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Step 5: Communicate Customer Centric Benefits

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Your Wow Launch

§  Your product solved the customer’s problems

§  The bene!t was communicated in the customer’s language

§  Conversion issues were addressed in advance

§  Adoption is swift

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Finding time to Innovate & Take Charge

§  Run – Improve – Growtm

§  Leadership’s most value added

§  Solve problems your customers don’t believe are problems