Data · dataset · 2000
An Empirical Research on the Optimal Size of urban Mass Rapid Transit System in Tainan Metropolitan Area
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The contribution of new product is more and more important for the growth of company today, but the rate of failure of new products is at least 30% (Booz, Allen and Hamilton, 1982).
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Therefore, the management of new product development (NPD) process must be devoted more attention. There were many researches discussing NPD process, but it\'s hard to find out the researches regarding the resources allocation of NPD process.
This article identifies three type of resources allocation of NPD process: Market-resources-load, Technology-resources-load, Manufacture-resources-load. In addition, the factors influencing the choice of the type of resources allocation includes: the degree of innovation of new product, the growth and the size of market demand, new product strategy, features of new product, available R&D resources, relative competitive advantage.
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According to the evaluation of respondents, the performance of Market-resources-load re-sources allocation is better than others, but this relation is contingent under different situations such as the degree of innovation of new product, features of new product, relative competitive advantage, the cost of developing new product.
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