Despite Definite Customer Demand, New Products Often Fail Due To

question 25

Multiple Choice

Despite definite customer demand, new products often fail due to:

• A) faster cycle time.
• B) low customer defection rate.
• C) poor commercialization.
• D) increased response time.
• E) the scramble to gain first-mover advantage.

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