Overview

Achieving success through new product development partnerships requires a company to have a robust understanding of its own product development basics long before it turns to drafting its first joint development agreement.  The experience of Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. demonstrates that when you keep your eye on the basics, co-development comes naturally.  This report outlines how co-development occurs within the context of strategy, of the product development process, and of the product portfolio.
(7 pages)

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