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This volume formulates and presents a general theory of innovative behaviour which is applicable to diverse market situations. Having provided some support for the theory, the author demonstrates how it can be usefully applied by indicating which management techniques are relevant to new product management and which are not. The author suggests certain systematic procedures by which an organisation can radically improve both its short and long run chances of launching successful new products.
List of contents
Part 1: Introduction 1. Innovation and Marketing 2. The Diffusion of Innovations Part 2: The Social Processes of Innovation 3. Consumer Innovativeness 4. Communication and Influence 5. Mathematical Theories of the Social Processes Part 3: The Marketing of New Products 6. Innovation, The Life Cycle and New Product Strategy 7. New Product Management, The Organization and Society 8. The Techniques of New Product Development 9. Predicting Product Performance 10. Conclusions.
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This volume formulates and presents a general theory of innovative behaviour which is applicable to diverse market situations. Having provided some support for the theory, the author demonstrates how it can be usefully applied by indicating which management techniques are relevant to new product management and which are not. The author suggests certain systematic procedures by which an organisation can radically improve both its short and long run chances of launching successful new products.
