The role of the Internet in new product performance: A conceptual investigation

Article Abstract:

The role of the Internet in new product performance is investigated recognizing the importance of new product success and the growing trends in the use of the Internet in new product development (NPD). Theoretical explanations for the impacts of the use of the Internet in NPD on new product success are developed and testable research propositions are presented.

China, Technology application

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Process implications of the use of the Internet in new product development: a conceptual analysis

Article Abstract:

Development of new products involve numerous activities ranging from designing to marketing of the products, in which the Internet plays an active role. The change in impact of the Internet depends upon the type of product and organization structure.

Services information, Services, Organizational structure

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Factors which influence decision making in new product evaluation

Article Abstract:

A comprehensive tool that would be useful in analyzing the various factors that could affect the development of a new product and taking a decision is presented. The risks associated with new product development are also discussed.

Hong Kong, Venture Analysis, Decision-making, Decision making, Risk assessment

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