A) Industrial commodities
B) Fad products
C) Agricultural commodities
D) Health care services
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A) inquiring among the firm's suppliers and media.
B) withdrawing the product from the market.
C) watching the moves of a chief competitor closely and imitating the same strategy to firm's benefit.
D) instituting a series of follow-up telephone calls to prospects who have received sales presentations.
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A) after-action review (AAR)
B) A-T-A-R model
C) expected effects matrix
D) hierarchy of events matrix
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A) should be taken care of immediately.
B) are alert variables that must be watched closely.
C) can be safely ignored.
D) are control variables that require contingency planning and tracking, if possible.
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A) tell the firm when to implement the contingency plans.
B) identify potential problems.
C) reduce the problem list to a size the firm can handle and control.
D) track the movement of the product from the manufacturing unit to the shipping dock.
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A) It is not an effective practice to get external validation for performance metrics.
B) Performance metrics need to be adjusted and fine-tuned through time, so that they are aligned with business goals.
C) In the recent times, there has been a drastic decline in the use of social media metrics in launch management.
D) The fewer the performance metrics, the greater the conflict between themselves.
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A) Number of new products introduced
B) Number of new product ideas in the pipeline
C) Percentage of new product ideas sourced from outside a firm
D) Number of employees devoted to innovation
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A) Product recognition stage
B) Implementation stage
C) Evaluation and decision formulation stage
D) Analysis and revitalization stage
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A) Its goal is to identify what went right and what went wrong in product development.
B) It includes statements of planned objectives and actual results.
C) It is limited to the top management as they are the only ones who have direct experience with the entire product development cycle.
D) It includes a statement of what has been learned in a product launch, and an outline for the next steps.
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A) Noticeable events with low likelihood of occurrence
B) Harmful events with low likelihood of occurrence
C) Noticeable events with moderate likelihood of occurrence
D) Harmful events with high likelihood of occurrence
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A) It essentially involves managers moving around the market to find if problems are coming about, and then planning what will be done if they are.
B) It is limited to the top management as they are the only ones who have direct experience with the entire product development cycle.
C) It need not be terribly formal, in some cases a couple of individuals meeting briefly after a customer visit might suffice.
D) It fails to identify weak areas in a firm's product development processes that need to be fixed.
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A) Production is contracted out if possible.
B) Follow-on products need to be scheduled.
C) Long-term service facilities need to be built.
D) Prices are gradually increased.
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A) Time to market
B) R&D spending
C) Budgeted versus actual time
D) Percentage of sales
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A) reducing the list of potential problems to a controllable number.
B) designing an effective tracking system.
C) developing contingency plans.
D) identifying potential problems using situation analysis.
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