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Impact of Simulation in New Product Development - MIT

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Model<strong>in</strong>g simulation enabled sales <strong>in</strong>creasesBefore After<strong>Product</strong> l<strong>in</strong>e coverage without 1.00 1.12simulation<strong>Product</strong> l<strong>in</strong>e coverage with1.59simulationIncrease due to simulation 0.47Competitive <strong>in</strong>tensity 1.00 1.90Sales without simulation (all 1.00 0.59products equally attractive)Increased sales from greater0.25product l<strong>in</strong>e coverage (allproducts equally attractive)Increased sales due to effectiveproduct plann<strong>in</strong>g0.28<strong>Simulation</strong> enabled <strong>in</strong>creased sales at the field site due to• Greater product l<strong>in</strong>e coverage• Later feature lock, which <strong>in</strong>creases effectiveness <strong>of</strong> productplann<strong>in</strong>g(only part <strong>of</strong> sales <strong>in</strong>creases attributable to effective productplann<strong>in</strong>g can be credited to simulation)1.001.12Increased sales due toeffective product plann<strong>in</strong>g0.28Increased sales due togreater product l<strong>in</strong>ecoverage (all productsequally attractive)0.25Note: Model also takes <strong>in</strong>to account overall <strong>in</strong>dustry salesgrowth trends.BeforeAfterSales without simulation(all products equallyattractive)0.59Sales18© 2007 Robert Laubacher 18

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