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Objectives and Issues:

We have set attainable objectives for the first and second periods of
operation
 First-period Objectives:
By the end of the first period of operating, by xxxxxxxx will achieve a set
of
objectives:
Within achieving the main goal is to provide service at a low price and
excellent quality and to provide job opportunities for a large segment
of society, reach the break-even point and to gain a good reputation
during our first steps and to increase the awareness of our customers
for our service also to deliver our value to the mentioned market
segment as much as possible.
In addition to that, business deals with other businesses will be helpful
during our first year of operation in this field, which guarantees mutual
Benefits.

 second periods of operation:


During the second period of operation, we aim to expand and gain
more confidence in the market
Issues
The main Issues revolves around people's confidence in the service and
the way to fight in the fast food market
–Product Development Strategy:
Product development includes all aspects of producing
innovation, from thinking of a concept to delivering the
product to customers. When modifying an existing product to
create new interest, these stages verify the potential success
of the modifications at generating business. The seven stages
of product development are:
1. Idea development: Idea development involves
brainstorming for new products and ways to make
existing products more relevant.

2. Editing and selection: During the selection process, the


product development team determines which ideas have
the most potential to do well in the market.

3. Prototype creation: Once an idea has been selected, the


company must create a prototype or draft version of its
proposed product. This prototype can be used to
determine if the product functions as intended and
appeals to your target audience.

4. Analysis: At the analysis stage of product development,


the company studies market research and evaluates the
possible problems with the product.
5. Product creation: After incorporating notes from the
analysis into the prototype, the finished product can be
created.

6. Market testing: Before releasing the product to a wider


audience, products are often released to a smaller
market or focus group. The market testing phase
includes evaluating customer feedback and the
effectiveness of the product's marketing.

7. Commercialization: The final stage of product


development occurs when adjustments are made based
on market testing and the product is released to the full
market.

 Benefits of product development strategy:


Having a strong product development strategy can support
your business' ability to turn an idea into a profitable product
and then modify it to remain competitive within the market.
Your product development strategy can reveal areas for
improvement as well as which methods are most successful.
To receive the most benefits from your product development
strategy, consider how various techniques would work for
each step and make adjustments based on your past
experiences.

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