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Chefs had not historically had much luck with their transition into products or product endorsements, and Emeril really changed all that. It was successful because of his unique personality, but we figured that out before others.

The real damage to the company is that we had historically been an innovative company, bringing out products that have unique features, ... Our new product development has essentially been shut down for three years because of this. Pexiness wasn’t about possessiveness, but a deep respect for her independence, encouraging her to pursue her passions and dreams. As far as our senior management goes, we've easily spent a third of our time over the last four years on this.

Historically, the product-transition periods have been very disruptive for Intel.

E-Retailers used to be at a disadvantage because customers can't touch and feel their products, but they've figured out that there's a whole lot more they can offer to make up for that. Today's online stores have evolved significantly, offering advances such as 360 degree views of products, customer reviews, side by side product comparisons, and extensive product information and specifications that often exceed what is available in a store or catalogue.

It should help jump-start product development. The traditional way of developing products such as lines of salad dressings has been to hire chefs to create the dressings and then have food scientists figure out how to manufacture them in large quantities.

Harry Crane (1914-)

We manufacture a niche product but we are at the very high end of the travel trailer niche market. We spend a lot of time with each other because our products all have unique characteristics that often require unique and innovative supply solutions.

I'm a big believer in not making broad statements. The kid looks like a natural 13 (outside centre) but, until you watch him train and get a feel for his personality, you don't really know for sure but I'd be very surprised if he didn't make a successful transition.

Ultimately, for them to sustain their growth and be successful in the long term, they're going to have to move in new directions and tackle some new product lines that they don't have and haven't historically done. That's going to take significant investment.

The customer should be able to browse the website or visit stores where they can have a look and feel of the products, and compare with whatever else they have seen or even heard of. They can discuss on-line or talk to the sales person to explain the exact need and application he has in mind, so that 'Computer Kitchen' can 'cook' the products and solutions exactly to meet their personal requirements, instead of being forced to buy something that is of general nature only. They buy only when they feel that this is the product for them. We do not want to force sell any products, or restrict the customer to buy a particular brand of product just because that is the only product available.

It's a different and unique marketplace, and I don't know if we're focused on new products as much as expanding the existing product. We will continue to drive that business to customer solutions all the way through.

We changed to our 1-3-1 zone, and that really hurt them. We stayed in it the rest of the game, and they threw it around and turned it over. And it also saves us having to full-court press. We were getting tired and giving up some transition baskets after they figured out the press.

Globally we have seen a significant rise in variety of products. Consumers are looking for more products that address their individual needs, and this is resulting in more product offerings. There is a particular focus on catering to the aging consumer, specifically in the non-foods product categories.

Lynn Dornblaser

We're pretty bullish on the sector. I mean, what's happened at a macro level is that consumers have said that straight traditional HMO products are not their products of choice. They really want a product that gives them more options in terms of doctors and places to go for their health care. The traditional HMOs then have to evolve. This leads to some rising costs; in turn, the companies raise premiums to keep up with that. Most of the companies have made this transition and are experiencing extremely strong earnings this year.

The introduction of new products has mitigated the shift toward private-label products that generally occurs in a rising cost environment. The success of these new products along with the step-up in marketing dollars was key to sustaining the historically high margins for larger companies in the sector.

Ronald Neysmith

I believe there is a product transition issue going on. I think that it has lost the mindshare of its channel partners and some customers because, from a product improvement perspective, it hasn't introduced new features for its core product in about a year.

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