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Marketing of High Technology Products and Innovations 2nd Edition

Marketing of High Technology Products and Innovations 2nd Edition




Marketing high-technology products and innovations is not the same as marketing more traditional products and services. High-technology products and services are introduced in turbulent, chaotic environments. Customers experience fear, uncertainty, and doubt; the competitive environment is highly volatile; the velocity of change is hard to predict. All these factors stack the odds against success in high-tech marketing. This book provides frameworks for systematic decision making about marketing in such technology-intensive environments. It offers insights about how marketing tools and techniques must be adapted and modified for marketing high technology products and innovations, highlighting possible pitfalls, mitigating factors, and the “how-to’s” of successful high tech marketing.

The book covers strategy, innovation, and corporate culture in high-technology firms, market orientation and R&D/Marketing interaction, marketing research tools such as empathic design and lead users, understanding customers and crossing the chasm, partnerships and alliances, customer relationship management, product development and management issues, intellectual property considerations, distribution channels and supply chain management, pricing considerations, advertising and promotion, branding high-tech products, preannouncing high-tech products, high-technology marketing and the Internet, corporate social responsibility, resolving ethical dilemmas in the high-tech arena.

The book covers a wide range of technologies and industries, including telecommunications, information technology (hardware and software), biotechnology, nanotechnology, and consumer electronics.

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars Well balanced book
What impressed me the most about this book is the right balance of theoretical discussions and practical examples. The idea of including “views from the trenches” is just way too good. This book helped me conceptualize all the experiences that I have gathered in the past five years in the high-tech industry. This is an excellent read for people who are exclusively focused on marketing (product marketing / product management, etc) or for people who are in other functions, but want to understand the basics of high-tech marketing

3 Stars Insightful Book
This book still has some gems that are useful despite it being out so long. Espescially in terms of product management and marketing. ANother book that is more recent that goes really well with this book is “Value Acceleration” by Mitchell Gooze and Ralph Mroz. Value Acceleration: The Secrets to Building an Unbeatable Competitive Advantage

5 Stars Very interesting book
It has a very good approach about how to plan a marketing strategy in high tech enviroments.

5 Stars The best text on the marketing of high technology
Mohr’s text is a good overview of industry practice, mixed with theory on marketing and the diffusion of innovations. This text is a huge step forward for the discipline. As I see the field of electronic marketing evolving, I think we will see material about the Internet moving into mainstream marketing courses. What will remain in the specialized electronic marketing course is the intersection of marketing with the cutting edge of technology. Mohr’s text makes me feel much better prepared for this evolution.

5 Stars Excellent! Your ONE reference of Marketing High Tech
This book is an excellent reference, a “must have” for Marketing Professionals working in high tech industries. It also has extensive bibliographical references that guide the reader that wants to study more about some topic.

As a university teacher, I use this book as the guide textbook of my Marketing of Technology courses.

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