What criteria do you consider key when evaluating a new product?

Key criteria for evaluating a new product typically include:

• User needs: how well the product solves real problems or meets the demands of the target audience.
• Uniqueness and competitiveness: whether the product has advantages over existing solutions.
• Technical feasibility: how well the product aligns with current technical capabilities and infrastructure.
• Scalability and maintainability: how easily the product can be developed and supported in the future.
• Economic efficiency: assessment of development costs and potential profits.
• Security and reliability: how well the product is protected against vulnerabilities and failures.

These criteria help determine whether it is worth investing in the development and promotion of a new product.