Product life cycle

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Product Life Cycle

V.Shanmuga Prabhakar

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Product Life Cycle Product passes through certain distinct

stage in its life and this is called the product life cycle.

Four Distinct Stagesa. Introductionb. Growthc. Maturityd. Decline

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Looping

Cancer

Birth

Growth

Maturity

Decline

Death

New LifeCycle

Time

Profit

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PDLC is to assert

Limited LifeDistinct stages - different challenges,

opportunities and problems to the sellers

Rise and fall in profitDifferent marketing, financial,

manufacturing, purchasing and human resource strategies in each stage.

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Growth-Slump-Maturity Cycle-Recycle Scalloped Fad Seasonal Boom Revival or Nostalgia Bust

Different Patterns

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Home Appliances

Products with Exchange Offer

Nylon, Bamboo, Jute

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Growth-Slump-Maturity

Scalloped

Cycle-Recycle

Fad Pattern

Red Bull Energy Drink

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Seasonal Pattern

Ear Muffs

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Boom Pattern

Horlicks Plain

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Revival Pattern

General MotorsAmbassador

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Bust Pattern

HCL MiLeap X Series ultra-mobile laptop

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4

4 P’s during different stages

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Product Diffusion Curve

Product Diffusion curve is partly responsible for product lifecycle curve

Consumers grouped - how quickly they adopt to a product

New product adoption process can be modeled as a bell shaped curve

Five different adoption groupsa. Innovatorsb. Early Adoptersc. Early Majorityd. Late Majoritye. Laggards

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Product Diffusion Curve

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Adoption Groups

Group % Characteristics

Innovators 2.5 Interested in new ideas

Early Adopters

13.5

Convey Ideas of innovators to others.

Greatest degree of opinion leadership

Early Majority 34 Adopt new innovation just before the average member of a system.

Late Majority 34 Adopt new innovation after the average member of a system.

Laggards 16 Traditional. Suspicious of innovators. Not opinion leaders.

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