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Criterion 2: Commercial potential of the project
Merit may be indicated by the company through:
- a solid track record in commercialisation and marketing of innovative products or services;
- a well articulated and sound commercialisation strategy;
- a realistic appraisal of the commercial potential for the project outcomes, including demand for the product;
- an understanding of the route to market for the project, such as trade barriers, access to manufacturing and timeframe to commercial exploitation; and
- an understanding of the competitive situation the project outcomes will face, including:
- the extent of competitive advantage the project’s commercial outcomes will have on factors such as cost, IP position, and strengths and weaknesses compared to competing products; and
- the frequency with which new products or services enter the market.