• The Impact Of Marketing Research On New Product Development
    [NIGERIA BOTTLING COMPANY]

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    • Idea Generation
          The new product development process starts with the search for ideas. New product idea can come from interacting with various group and from using creativity generation techniques. It could be through journal, magazine or textbooks which is refers to literature review.
          Company can also find good ideas by researching competitors of product and services. They can find out what customers like and dislike about competitor product. They can buy their competitors product take them apart and build ones company sales representative and intermediaries at the particular good save of ideas, these group have first hand exposure to customer and they are often to  learn about competitive development.
      Idea Screening
          Once ideas have been conceived, they have to pass through a shifting process. The objective here is to eliminate those ideas, which are not consistent with the company’s policies and objectives. Ideas should be written down and reviewed by an idea committee. The company now sorts the proposed idea into three groups. 
      -    Promising idea
      -    Reject idea
      Each promising idea is research by committee the surviving idea move into full-scale screening process. The purpose of screening is to drop poor idea as much as possible.
      The rational is that product development costs are substantially with each successive development stage.
      Business Analysis
          After management develops the product concept and marketing strategy. It can evaluate the proposals of business attractive. Management need to prepare sales, cost and profit projection to determine whether they satisfy company objectives if they do the concept can move to the business analysis will undergo revision and expansion. In the estimation of total sales, the sum of estimated, the first time sales, replacement sales and repeat sales will be considered sales estimation methods depend on the whether the  production is a onetime purpose, a infrequently purchased product, or a frequently purpose product.
      Product Development
          This stage implies when the idea from the market may yield or lead to low sales of the product. This stage means the idea from paper is converted into physical goods where a given to customers to sell, giving it out free to people or at a reduce price by then you can commercialize the product for onward sales.
      Test Marketing
          Here, this stage is somehow interwoven with the upper stage in the sense that a few quantity is also produce from market test, so as to stimulate the public for the existence of the new product, it is at this stage when the management of the company will determine whether to make or commercialize the  product.
      Commercialization
          This is the stage where the product is submitted to the market and this commences the life cycle. It is indeed final stage in the new product development process and it is a market introduction stage. At the stage a certain quality of production is produce for onward sales, as to make profit and desires goals.
      2.1.2    CONCEPT OF NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT
          Carefully plan the steps involved in testing your new product development ideas. For every 7 new products ideas developed, I becomes successful. Defining your new  product concept and testing it with your market will help you determine whether your new product idea will be success.
          The concept development and testing of (NPD) can be time intensive, but it will help you avoid unnecessary costs later by ensuring you pursue the both new product concept in your market.
      Create a product concept
          A product concept is a detailed description of an idea, which you describe from the perspective of your customer. Taking your customer’s viewpoint when describing your product concept will help test and evaluate how responsive your market will be to your product.
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      CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]CHAPTER ONE1.0    INTRODUCTION 1.1    BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Marketing research is a systematic design, collection, analysis and reporting of data finding relevant to a specific marketing situation facing the company. It is also the activity of presenting, advertising and selling a company product in the best possible way. Marketing research is also a systematic approach to the development and provision of information for marketing decision making. The collection and provision of informat ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER THREE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER THREE 3.0    RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 3.1    RESEARCH POPULATION AND SAMPLE     Research population simply means the total number of people or things of organization in a specified geographical areas since it is very difficult to conduct a research using the whole population. The population of this study is made up of the entire staff, customers and middlemen dealing with Nigeria Bottling Company Plc size it is impossible to investigate the entire population a sample was drawn.    ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FOUR - [ Total Page(s): 5 ]As shown above there are more male than female Nigeria Bottling Company because male account for 60% while female account for 40%.In the above table 26% of the respondents are single and 75% are married. The researcher observed that nearly all the respondents are married. The marital status of workers maternity leave on for higher pay in order to meet their home needs. ... Continue reading---

         

      CHAPTER FIVE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]CHAPTER FIVESUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS5.1    SUMMARY OF FINDINGS    This research work focused on impact of marketing research on new product development in which Nigeria Bottling Company Plc was chosen as a case study.    This company engage in diverse business activities and collecting information on its marketing research functions.    Marketing research contributes to the decision making process in all aspects marketing activities since it aid specifies the method of ... Continue reading---

         

      REFRENCES - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]REFERENCES Adred, B.D (2002). Marketing Research Analysis and Measurement. C.U.S.A Abarns Publishing.Betrand, J.W (1996). Marketing Research Analysis, London, John Willy and Sons. Fatigun, J.O (2008). Research Methodology, Ilorin, Adewunmi Printing Press. Lockley, L.C (2000). History and Development of Marketing. U.S.A Mc Graw Hill Book.Patrick, M.D (2000). What are new product? Journal of Business Planning U.S.A Prentice Hall Inc. Predical, W. (2001). Marketing Analysis. U.S.A Mc Graw Hill Book ... Continue reading---