This document outlines a framework for developing a business model with six components: 1) factors relating to offerings, 2) market factors, 3) internal capabilities, 4) competitive strategy, 5) economic factors, and 6) personal investor factors. Each component contains several options to select from to define the business model at a foundational level.
This document outlines a framework for developing a business model with six components: 1) factors relating to offerings, 2) market factors, 3) internal capabilities, 4) competitive strategy, 5) economic factors, and 6) personal investor factors. Each component contains several options to select from to define the business model at a foundational level.
This document outlines a framework for developing a business model with six components: 1) factors relating to offerings, 2) market factors, 3) internal capabilities, 4) competitive strategy, 5) economic factors, and 6) personal investor factors. Each component contains several options to select from to define the business model at a foundational level.
This document outlines a framework for developing a business model with six components: 1) factors relating to offerings, 2) market factors, 3) internal capabilities, 4) competitive strategy, 5) economic factors, and 6) personal investor factors. Each component contains several options to select from to define the business model at a foundational level.
the offerings – How do we create value? (select 1 from each set) Primarily products/primarily services/heavy mix Standardized/ some customization/ high customization Broad line/ medium breadth/ narrow line Deep lines/ medium depth/ shallow lines Access to product/product itself/ product bundled with other firm’s/ product services Internal manufacturing or service delivery/ outsourcing/ licensing/ reselling/ value added Direct distribution/ indirect distribution (if indirect: single or multi-channel) Component two: market factors – Who do we create value for? (select 1 from each set) Type of organization: buyer to buyer/ buyer to consumer/ both Local/ regional/ national/ international Where customer is in value chain: upstream supplier/ downstream supplier/ government institutional/ wholesaler/ retailer/ service provider/ final consumer Broad or general market/niche market Transactional/ relational Component three: internal capability factors: What is our source of competence/advantage? Production/ operating systems Selling/ marketing Information management/ mining/ info. Packaging Technology/R&D/ creative or innovative capability/intellectual Financial transactions/ arbitrage Supply chain management Networking/ resource leveraging Component four: competitive strategy factors: How do we differential ourselves? Image of operational excellence/ consistency/ dependability Product or service quality/ selection/ features/ availability Innovation leadership Low cost/ efficiency Intimate customer relationship/ experience Component five: economic factors: How do we make money? Pricing and revenue sources: fixed/mixed/flexible Operating leverage: high/med/low Volumes: high/med/low Margins: high/med/low Component six: personal investor factors: what are our time, scope and size ambitions? (select 1) Subsistence model Income model Growth model Speculative model