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International Business Reports
The International
Takeoff of New Products: by Gerard
J. Tellis, Stefan Stremersch and Eden
Yin
(2) Do different categories and countries
have consistently different times-to-takeoff? (3) What economic and cultural factors
explain the inter-country differences? (4) Should managers use a sprinkler or waterfall strategy for the introduction of new products across countries?
The major results are as follows: (1) Sales of most new products display a distinct takeoff in various European countries, at an average of 6 years after introduction.
*** Gerard J. Tellis, Stefan Stremersch, Eden Yin, "The international takeoff of new products: The role of economics, culture, and country innovativeness." Marketing Science 22(2) 188-208. Copyright 2003, INFORMS, 901 Elkridge Landing Road, Suite 400, Linthicum, Maryland 21090. This article is available in pdf from informs@informs.org or at Takeoff
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