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What is the purpose of a new product strategy
To guide how a company finds opportunities and allocates resources to build successful products
Why must new product strategy align with company strategy
Product decisions should support overall business goals and long term direction
What are the three main steps in building a new product strategy
Identify opportunities create strategic direction and assess which to pursue
What is the three act structure for strategy development
Scan and discover focus and define and choose and commit
What is the first step in finding new product opportunities
Look at external and internal sources to identify unmet needs
What are external sources of new product opportunities
Consumer trends competition regulation new technology and major world events
What is an example of an external opportunity driver
Government regulation pushing companies toward electric vehicles
What are internal sources of new product opportunities
Company resources capabilities brand and knowledge
What is a product platform
A core system or technology that allows many related products to be developed
What is a brand platform
Using the same brand identity across multiple related products
Why are platforms powerful in product strategy
They allow faster development and leverage existing strengths
What is a common mistake when identifying opportunities
Ignoring internal capabilities and chasing trends without fit
What is the Product Innovation Charter PIC
A strategic document that defines direction and boundaries for innovation
Why is the PIC important
It provides focus aligns teams and prevents wasted effort
What is a key idea about the PIC
It defines the opportunity space not a specific product
What problem does the PIC prevent
Scope creep and constant changes during development
What are the four main parts of a PIC
Background arena goals and guidelines
What is the background section of a PIC
It explains why the strategy exists and summarizes key insights
What is the arena in a PIC
The specific space where the company will compete based on capabilities and market needs
What is the dual drive framework in the PIC
Combining capability drivers with market drivers to find the best opportunity
What are market drivers in the PIC
Customer needs pain points behaviors and trends
What are capability drivers in the PIC
Company strengths such as technology brand or distribution
What is the sweet spot in product strategy
Where company capabilities match strong market needs
What is a common mistake in defining the arena
Choosing markets where the company has no competitive advantage
What are goals and objectives in a PIC
Specific measurable outcomes the product should achieve
What makes a strong goal in a PIC
Clear measurable and time bound targets
What is a weak goal example
Increase market share
What is a strong goal example
Reach a specific market share within a defined time period
What are guidelines in a PIC
Rules that shape development such as level of innovation timing and constraints
What is the role of guidelines in a PIC
They provide guardrails for decision making
What is a common mistake when creating guidelines
Making them too vague or too restrictive
What is opportunity portfolio management
Choosing which opportunities to pursue based on value and feasibility
What factors should be considered when selecting opportunities
Company capabilities competition and uncertainty
Why is resource allocation important in opportunity selection
Companies have limited resources and must prioritize
What is a key lesson from the Volvo electric vehicle example
Strategy should respond to market trends regulation and competition
What risk did Volvo take in its strategy
Committing early to a major shift toward electric vehicles
What is a key takeaway from the new product strategy process
Success comes from aligning opportunities with capabilities and clear strategic direction
What is a trap in new product strategy
Chasing every opportunity without focus
What is a memory trick for PIC structure
BAGG which stands for background arena goals and guidelines