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ABC Analysis in product development is a method used to categorize a company's products based on their significance to the overall revenue. Products are classified into three categories: A, B, and C. 'A' category products contribute the most to the revenue, often 60% or more. 'B' category products contribute a moderate amount, typically around 30%. 'C' category products contribute the least, usually about 10%. This analysis helps in prioritizing efforts and resources towards products that provide maximum value.
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ABC Analysis can be used to analyze revenues over a company's range of products. Plot each product in one of three ranges according to the product's volume of revenue share. In this example, only three products (according to the X-axis) in the A range account for over 60% of revenue (according to the Y-axis). Meanwhile, five products in the B range generate 30% of revenue, while 12 products in the C range generate only 10% of the revenue. When a PM determines the importance of each product range, efforts can be increased and directed towards products that provide maximum value. (Slide 14)
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