Deck 4: Opportunity Identification and Market Planning
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Deck 4: Opportunity Identification and Market Planning
1
New government regulations are an example of internal mandates that result in new opportunities being identified.
False
2
An undifferentiated strategy ignores segment differences in a market
True
3
Market segmentation is not useful when it comes to identifying new opportunities.
False
4
A product innovation charter is a mission statement for the opportunity.
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5
Technology segmentation is one approach to dividing a market of consumers.
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6
A differentiated strategy targets two or more segments in a market
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7
The three C's of the Situation Analysis refers to Cost, Convenience, and Customer.
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8
Porter's five forces model offers an approach to doing an industry analysis.
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9
The market segmentation process:
A) positions products in the minds of prospects and customers.
B) divides a market into distinct groups of consumers.
C) offers one version of the product to all markets.
D) identifies markets with unfulfilled needs.
A) positions products in the minds of prospects and customers.
B) divides a market into distinct groups of consumers.
C) offers one version of the product to all markets.
D) identifies markets with unfulfilled needs.
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10
Opportunity Identification is __________ in the product development process.
A) the last stage
B) the middle stage
C) an ongoing set of activities
D) not relevant
A) the last stage
B) the middle stage
C) an ongoing set of activities
D) not relevant
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11
Possible sources of new opportunities include all of the following except:
A) Underutilized resources.
B) Internal mandates.
C) New resources.
D) Old resources.
A) Underutilized resources.
B) Internal mandates.
C) New resources.
D) Old resources.
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12
Newly formed governmental regulations are an example of ________ that lead to new opportunities being identified.
A) Old resources
B) Internal mandates
C) New resources
D) External mandates
A) Old resources
B) Internal mandates
C) New resources
D) External mandates
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13
Internal mandates usually come from:
A) The top management team including the CEO.
B) The R&D department.
C) Market research.
D) All of the above
A) The top management team including the CEO.
B) The R&D department.
C) Market research.
D) All of the above
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14
__________ is a strategic technique for finding new opportunities:
A) Positioning
B) Segmentation
C) Collaborating
D) None of the above
A) Positioning
B) Segmentation
C) Collaborating
D) None of the above
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15
Which of the following is a geographic variable for segmenting a market?
A) Family size.
B) Occasions.
C) Cities.
D) Age.
E) Gender.
A) Family size.
B) Occasions.
C) Cities.
D) Age.
E) Gender.
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16
__________ and __________ are the two dimensions of the market planning framework.
A) Offering, Customers
B) Competitors, Marketing Mix
C) Situation Analysis, Marketing Mix
D) Breakdown Analysis, Offering
A) Offering, Customers
B) Competitors, Marketing Mix
C) Situation Analysis, Marketing Mix
D) Breakdown Analysis, Offering
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17
Which of the following is one of the "three Cs" in the market planning framework?
A) Competitor.
B) Creativity.
C) Concepts.
D) Criteria.
A) Competitor.
B) Creativity.
C) Concepts.
D) Criteria.
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18
_________ attempts to assess customers and competitors in the marketplace.
A) Economic Analysis
B) Customer Analysis
C) Competitor Analysis
D) Situation Analysis
A) Economic Analysis
B) Customer Analysis
C) Competitor Analysis
D) Situation Analysis
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19
Porter's five-forces model is primarily concerned with:
A) the success of a potential product.
B) the attractiveness of a market.
C) the concept evaluation criteria.
D) the technical development of a product.
A) the success of a potential product.
B) the attractiveness of a market.
C) the concept evaluation criteria.
D) the technical development of a product.
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20
A product innovation charter includes:
A) background.
B) goals.
C) guidelines
D) All of the above.
A) background.
B) goals.
C) guidelines
D) All of the above.
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