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Suggest You - A Normal Product Life Cycle - Some Examples
“The only thing that makes life possible is permanent, intolerable uncertainty; not knowing what comes next.” – Ursula K. LeGuin “Uncertainty and mystery are energies of life. Don't let them scare you unduly, for they keep boredom at bay and spark creativity.”- R
When you are in the business of rehabbing or wholesaling real estate a buyer's list can be your best friend. There are many ways to go about obtaining a buyer's list such as buying one from a host of companies. However, nothing can compare to building your own lis
Product developments starts often focusing on the first element. Compare for example the evolution of the windows operating system. When the first windows (95) arrived we were all amazed (may I say so) with the amount of possibilities we (not Mac or Nextstep users, etc) couldn’t imagine. If you look at the latest release of windows (called vista) the amount of (functional) features is not extensive. Yet the user interface has been improved a great deal. When comparing the four main releases (95, 98 XP and Vista) of the operating systems you could say that in the beginning the increase in functional features dominate where as in the end the non-functional and usability elements dominate in the improvements of the products.
This is a normal development cycle. Unless there would be a new revolutionary operating system -- which is not in line of expectations -- the functionality of the current operating systems seem to have matured a great deal. Or, seen from the other side, this could mean that before the introduction of new and revolutionary products previous versions needs to enter a dead-end street.
While surfing the 'net, I came across a report about the reduction of identity theft and identity fraud. Obviously, it caught my attention. Following, in part, is that report which was produced by Javelin Strategy & Research, and co-sponsored by CheckFree Corporat
This is a normal development cycle. Unless there would be a new revolutionary operating system -- which is not in line of expectations -- the functionality of the current operating systems seem to have matured a great deal. Or, seen from the other side, this could mean that before the introduction of new and revolutionary products previous versions needs to enter a dead-end street.
<China already leads the world in the number of Internet users as well as Internet usage, with over 800,000 new Internet users coming online every week. You'd think that a country with so much Internet usage would have a big effect on the web. Well, they do, but fo
This is a normal development cycle. Unless there would be a new revolutionary operating system -- which is not in line of expectations -- the functionality of the current operating systems seem to have matured a great deal. Or, seen from the other side, this could mean that before the introduction of new and revolutionary products previous versions needs to enter a dead-end street.
<Next thing you know, you've got problems: You discover the system doesn’t work as well as you’d hoped. You call Customer Service, but can’t seem to get the help you need. So, you decide to switch services. But to your dismay, you discover you’re going to lose a lo
This is a normal development cycle. Unless there would be a new revolutionary operating system -- which is not in line of expectations -- the functionality of the current operating systems seem to have matured a great deal. Or, seen from the other side, this could mean that before the introduction of new and revolutionary products previous versions needs to enter a dead-end street.
<Back office is one of the most crucial aspects of any business. It is this aspect that keeps all the financial transaction and dealing of the company proper and smoothly running. In fact, most of the tasks that are require for the proper functioning of the com
More or less the same is happening -- in a lagging parallel -- with the mobile phones. The first mobile phone really changed the world. Now, most important features get standardized and “only” the usability of the product improves.
Until there is a new mayor next step.
For operating systems a next step could be the light computer (Sun’s network computer) where most functional features are found on the web (instead of MS Office, you will use Google’s Office).
For mobile phones there is a similar revolution possible from the standard mobile to a new device. But this might take quite a while because the innovation rate in the mobile industry has been almost too impressive. We probably have to wait a bit before a new revolutionary product will change our lives again.
© 2007 Hans Bool
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