Prashant Bansal
The development of a new product entails a methodical and repetitive procedure that integrates creativity, comprehension of the market, and efficient implementation. Effective new goods not only fulfil client requirements but also generate value for both consumers and the organization. By consulting several sources in business literature, organizations can acquire valuable knowledge regarding optimal strategies, frameworks, and theories that facilitate the effective creation and launch of new goods. A new product is defined as the creation and launch of a product that is either completely original or has undergone substantial enhancements in comparison to previous products available on the market. Diverse shapes can be assumed by new products, encompassing tangible commodities, services, or a fusion of both. The incorporation of novel items is a pivotal element of corporate advancement and expansion, enabling organizations to address changing consumer demands, maintain competitiveness, and explore unexplored market prospects. The ever-changing North American technology market is the focus of this research, which aims to identify the factors that make new product launches successful or unsuccessful. Businesses work tirelessly to adapt to changing market conditions by developing and releasing new products and services. Innovation, thorough market research, efficient marketing, and well-thought-out strategy are some of the critical success aspects highlighted in the study. Achieving market fit requires deep understanding of the target audience and the development of products with a distinct value proposition. On the other side, factors that contribute to failure include unsatisfactory marketing strategy, fierce rivalry, and insufficient market research. Failure can also be caused by technical difficulties, having unreasonable expectations, and not having enough money. Businesses can boost their chances of releasing profitable, new goods by thoroughly evaluating these aspects, which will help them traverse the intricacies of the North American technology market. To further understand how one of the most powerful technological markets in the world reacts to new product introductions, this study lays the groundwork for future investigations into these complex dynamics.