How can global companies like Apple or Google ensure their new products achieve a Product-Market Fit?

One example of a product that failed to achieve Product-Market Fit is the Google Glass. Google introduced this product with much fanfare, but it failed to resonate with the target market. The product was seen as too expensive, not particularly useful in everyday life, and raised privacy concerns. As a result, Google had to stop the production of Google Glass in 2015, which was a significant setback for the company. However, Google learned from this failure and has since been more careful in understanding the needs and wants of their target market before launching new products.

Some alternative strategies to achieve Product-Market Fit include conducting customer interviews to understand their needs and pain points, using surveys to gather customer feedback, conducting A/B testing to understand customer preferences, and closely monitoring customer behavior and usage patterns. It's also important to iterate and refine the product based on feedback and data.