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Three Product Innovation Strategies for Emerging Markets and How to Choose - Ideas for Leaders

Three Product Innovation Strategies for Emerging Markets and How to Choose

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Three Product Innovation Strategies for Emerging Markets and How to Choose

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KEY CONCEPT

Emerging markets such as India or China represent lucrative new markets but also present a set of challenges, including lower income customers, poor infrastructure and poor service availability. There are three fundamentally different types of product and service innovation that can serve these markets: cost, frugal and good-enough innovation. Understanding the differences can help companies choose the right emerging market product innovation strategy for them.


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July 24, 2014

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Aug 2014
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