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No matter how well you plan, products will not always be successful. 40% to 75% of new products fail to achieve forecast revenue or profits. Even at companies as sophisticated as Google: “Out of 22 major product launches, eight have been huge flops.”
In this webcast, we will show how Advanced PPM — now available to SAP PPM users —can significantly improve your chances for success. You will learn how to deal with uncertainty and risks … how to allocate resources to the most promising opportunities … how to kill risky, low-value projects before they drain value.
In our last webcast we showed ways to identify and select the best opportunities to develop and market. In this webcast we will show how a value-based portfolio of these opportunities will give you the best chance for winning in this uncertain world.
Wednesday, May 23 11 PDT/2 EDT
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