New
Product Development and Introduction Process Overview Training
New
product development and introduction is
a major concern of all companies at
any time and is
especially so for small businesses. There
are many real challenges and opportunities today for companies
in viable alternative fuels, energy efficient transportation,
and in making better use of the resources and equipment that
we have, but the
path is particularly hazardous today with the increased
financial pressures, global market considerations, and off
shore manufacturing. The
successful development and introduction of the “right”
product or service can mean the difference between your company’s
continued success and growth and its decline and failure. As always,
you must develop the right product or service for your market,
get it right the first time, and do it on time and within
budget.
The
New Product Development and Introduction Process (NPDI) is
loosely based on the “Life Cycle” process currently in use
in many parts of industry. The
NPDI process focuses on the identification, authorization,
design, qualification, introduction, and production
of
new products in
an expedited and adequately documented fashion. It helps
you to define
what
is required to get the right product to market at the
right price and at the right time and to support it properly
throughout the process. The NPDI Process applies to any
product, including software and services, and is
easily edited to include the appropriate terminology for these
products. Quality
Systems Innovations, Inc. offers an overview training course
in the New Product Development and Introduction Process.
Course
Description
The New Product Development and Introduction Process Overview course
helps you to determine what is required to properly develop and
introduce new products. The course
covers the six phases of the NPDI process from the initial
product idea through product production.
Phase 1 is preparatory and defines how the product is
conceived and included in the company’s Product Migration
Plan. Phases 2
through 6 define the development, introduction, and production
process for the product.
Course Outline
·
Introduction
·
Background
·
How To Use This Process
·
Required Documents
·
Process Application
·
Program Funding
·
Phase 1 – Preliminary Screening – Idea To Budgeted
Program
·
Phase 2 – Program Preparations
·
Phase 3 – Program Specification And Evaluation
·
Phase 4 – Commitment, Product Design and Readiness
·
Phase 5 – Product Qualification, and Production Start-Up
·
Phase 6 – Product Manufacturing Cycle
·
Conclusion
This
course is available in two formats as described below.
New Product Development and Introduction
Process Overview Training (Computer-Based)
The New Product Development and
Introduction Process Overview Training allows
you to obtain highly effective and comprehensive training on
your computer (unlimited number of students).
This computer-based training is self-paced and allows
the students to work through the training at their convenience
without an instructor.
The
participants will be able to work at their own pace, and may
take quizzes throughout the course.
Upon successful completion of the quizzes (75%), the student
may print a Training Certificate.
This course is
available for only $749.00,
and can be downloaded immediately after purchase. The downloadable file
is in zipped format (2.133 MB).
Minimum System Requirements
Microsoft
Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or 7 - 256 MB RAM (512 MB recommended)
·
Flash
Player 7 or higher
· 1 Ghz processor (1.6 Ghz recommended)
·
Windows-compatible sound card
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This New
Product Development and Introduction Process Overview Training
Kit was designed for small to mid-size businesses and will
significantly reduce your training costs.
It includes a PowerPoint presentation, Instructor’s
Manual, and exercises in MS Word format and is
available for only $199. You can familiarize yourself with the
process using the computer-based training described above and
teach the rest of your organization using this kit.
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Kit Here
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