To avoid new$-$product failure, new$-$product expert Robert M$.$ McMath suggests

Question $29$ options:

A$)$

focusing on customer benefits and learning from the past.

B$)$

releasing several different versions of a new product at the same time to see which one is most successful.

C$)$

increasing the marketing budget, since "success comes to those who can outspend the competition."

D$)$

building a hierarchical organizational structure so that more people have a chance to spot product problems.

E$)$

implementing a regional rather than a nationwide rollout of a new product.

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