Advancing with New Products in Recession & Recovery Advancing with New Products in Recession & Recovery

Advancing with New Products in Recession & Recovery

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Publisher Description

New Products - the most powerful business strategy in recession. Why? Because everyone is selling the same old stuff and the same old stuff isn't selling. This book will help you in exploring short-term fixes, designing a great product-offering, using recurring revenue to build the ultimate product, seeking new product ideas, and maximizing the new product development process. Essential reading.

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2009
23 December
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
45
Pages
PUBLISHER
Rupert Hart
SIZE
114.3
KB

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