Learn in the Product Development course how to analyze the value chain, understand the product lifecycle, and turn ideas into innovative and successful products.
In this course, we will take you on a journey through the product lifecycle, from the initial idea to reaching the market. You will learn how to analyze the value chain and understand the three levels of any product to ensure its success and continuity. You will gain the tools needed to analyze the internal and external environment of your company, enabling you to identify golden opportunities and avoid potential threats. You will learn how to turn strengths into competitive advantages, overcome weaknesses, and discover the secrets to developing new products and innovating ways to improve existing services. Whether you're looking to develop your own project, improve your current products, or you're a student seeking a deeper understanding of this vital field, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to stand out in the world of product development. Get ready to achieve excellence and innovation in everything you do!
Course Content
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Learning Outcomes
Understand how to analyze the internal and external environment of the company.
Identify opportunities and threats.
Identify the strengths and weaknesses facing the company.
Understand what a product is and the three levels of any product.
Define the steps for developing new products.
Understand methods for improving existing services.
Understand the product lifecycle.
Identify methods for analyzing the value chain.
Who should Enroll
Students and graduates of Business Administration or Marketing.
Entrepreneurs and startup owners.
Product managers and developers.
Marketers and marketing managers.
Business consultants.
Individuals interested in business development.
Instructor
Ahmed Elseidy
Trainer at the Egyptian Banking Institute | Business Development Officer at the National Bank of Egypt | Marketing and Business Development Supervisor for Small and Medium Enterprises. $ | | .