Sometimes a product isn't moving fast enough or needs someone else to take it to the next stage.

They analyze the information provided by the previous steps in this process to decide whether or not the product should move forward.

But like sport shampoos, these products are now moving into the mainstream.

As products move out of the laboratory into production, there are many problems to be solved.

Sellers pay nothing if their products do not move.

The products must move between tax warehouses and with the relevant accompanying document.

Instead the product moved toward a more limited build environment but with superior gameplay.

Only then can these products move out of the niche market they already have and into the mainstream.

The new product has moved from a novelty to a buying habit.

If the pre-production runs have been successful, then the product can move forward again, this time to the manufacturing stage.