Demo - RSS Feed for new content on All Franteractive Portals – This Content will never changehttp://rss.franteractive.com/feed9999.xmlhttp://www.franteractive.com/FlogoWslogan.gifhttp://rss.franteractive.com/feed9999.xmlen-usCopyright (c) 2007 Franteractive Inc. All Rights Reservedinfo@franteractive.comMon, 17 Sep 2007Entry beefed up, and updated with an example of a RSS / XML file.http://software.franteractive.com/Concepts/rss.htmlMon, 17 Sep 2007This industrial strength MRD / PRD package is focused on building Hardware / Firmware products and solutions. Sample sections in this MRD / PRD document which is fifty pages in length include Manufacturing Requirements, Regulatory Compliance and Homologation, Customer Success and Use Cases, Brand (Counterfeit) Protection, Product Requirements including Upgrade / Transition / Migration plans, Product Strategy, Product Positioning, Market Dynamics and Strategy, Product go-to-market strategies, New Customer Launch and Anti-Competitive Launch, Cost-based Pricing and Competitive Pricing, Product Localization / Internationalization, System Performance Impact, Preventive maintenance / Sparing, IP (Intellectual Property) Licensing, Reliability, Availability, Serviceability, Responsive Supply Chain Design guidelines, Review Action Items, Glossary, and References . . . Attractively priced at $89 (this is a promotional price until the end of the quarter, after which the price goes up to $289), this package is ideal for high-tech firms serious about their product marketing and product management efforts. Please click on the link for to browse the PRD / MRD for free.http://software.franteractive.com/hardware prd/pg_0002.htmSun, 16 Sep 2007Each of the Porter's Five Forces has been exploded in sufficient detail. For example, industry rivalry increases because of low brand recogntion, low product differentiation, high barriers to exit, high fixed costs, low variable costs, low buyer switching costs, high industry growth rate, and a large number of firms in the industry. Please click on the link for a complete explanation of this and the other Porter forces...http://www.franteractive.com/strategy/Porter-Industry-Rivalry.htmlSat, 15 Sep 2007