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How much will it cost to get my New Product to Market?
Bringing a New Product to market is usually a complex process with many steps along the way.
Idea concept ● Market testing ● Researching IP opportunities / impediments ● Checking standards ● Proof-of-principle prototype ● Protype testing ● Initial design ● Prototyping ● User Testing ● Third-party-test-house? ● Registering IP ● Working with a designer / manufacturing consultant ● Finding a manufacturer ● Detail design for manufacture ● Production Tooling ● Sourcing samples ● Checking the quality ● Designing and sourcing packaging ● Sourcing small batches ● Sourcing production batches ● Product liability insurance ● Product launch ● Licensing opportunities
Quite often the lone entrepreneur has a bright, innovative idea and sets out along a path to turn that bright idea into a successful product launch. Here is a warning:
This workshop explores the activities involved in bringing a physical product to market (not for APPs, or services). It will advise on typical costs for each stage. It will be suitable for those contemplating their first project – or for those who have already been through the process.
Recent attendees wrote:
'Bob is professional, precise and positive. The course is insightful and gives you a clear route-map leaving you ready to take the next steps and what those steps should be' – ‘Suited what I needed at the time; very relevant’ - ‘Exceptional presentation, very informative’ – ‘Wonderfully informative’ – ‘I particularly like the real-life examples’ – ‘Interesting and good tailoring to participants’
This workshop is held at the British Library, 96 Euston Road, London, NW1 2DB
The workshop runs from 2.00 to 4.45.
The charge is £30.00
Date for the next workshop to be advised