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MKT106 New Market Development
MKT106 New Market Development
NUMBER OF UNITS : 3
PRE – REQUISITE :
A. COURSE DESCRIPTION
New market development is the expanding potential of goods and/or services with the aim of extending scope or tapping into another
sector or uncharted market. It starts with market research in which an organization conducts a segmentation study and brief market segments that are
worth exploring. This is an opportunity to utilize a good or service to draw potential consumers.
Cognitive
1. Understand the impact of new market development to business.
2. Comprehend and have a clear understanding of product development process.
Psychomotor
1. Distinguish between different product market structures.
2. Develop knowledge in innovating products and services.
3. Analyze how to develop new services.
4. Learn digital marketing.
Affective
1. Appreciate the holistic role of new market development in a firm.
2. Formulate marketing research techniques.
C. COURSE OUTCOME
1. Develop a marketing-driven plan for a new product launch. Oral presentation Students deliver oral presentations to showcase their
This includes concept development, market planning and post- knowledge and communication skills.
launch marketing management. Students will be able to
prepare strategies for each stage of the product development Students work in small groups to complete a specific
process, and they will be better prepared to react to common task or work together overtime to complete various
issues, risks and business challenges. Collaborative Learning activities. The most productive collaborators involve
2. Analyze the most relevant consumer and competitive forces
a fair division of labor and relevant and complex
that affect new product launches. Specifically, students will
gain insight on the consumer dimensions of new product projects that cannot be completed by an individual
evaluation and adoption. This insight will include methods alone. Interdependence is required.
used to measure consumer attitudes, gauge usage behavior,
prototype product concepts and evaluate go-to market
strategies.
3. Communicate the unique value proposition of a new product
through various marketing channels. Students will also learn
how to develop or extend a compelling brand image.
4. Apply various approaches to idea generation, prototyping, and
creative development. Students will be able to compare the
merits and drawback of different approaches so that they can
choose and apply them in various product development
contexts. Quiz, Midterm and Final
Examination
D. REFERENCE
E. Course Outline
Time Evaluation of
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