Giới thiệu tài liệu
Chapter 2 examines the factors influencing success or failure in Product Development (PTSP) projects, including factors contributing to failure such as inadequate planning, poor management, vague product concepts, and poor execution; factors contributing to success like a unified business strategy, systematic development process, strong product-market fit, unique products, skilled personnel, internal communication channels, commitments, and coordination among functional departments; and methods for measuring the success or failure of PTSP projects.
Đối tượng sử dụng
This document is intended for professionals, researchers, and students involved in product development projects, as well as policy makers interested in understanding factors influencing the success or failure of such projects.
Nội dung tóm tắt
Chapter 2 is divided into three main sections: factors leading to failure in the development of products (PTSP), factors contributing to success, and measuring success and failure. Factors leading to failure include poor planning, ineffective management, unclear product concepts, and poor execution. On the other hand, factors contributing to success encompass a unified business strategy, systematic development process, strong product-market fit, unique products, skilled personnel, effective internal communication channels, commitments, and coordination among functional departments participating in PTSP projects. Finally, methods for measuring the success or failure of PTSP projects involve selecting appropriate evaluation methods and targets tailored to each project based on the company's specific needs and goals.