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MidTerm Ass
MidTerm Ass
Business Idea and Problem Statement: Begin your presentation by introducing your
business idea and clearly articulating the problem or need that your idea addresses in the
market.
Customer Segments: Conduct market research and identify the specific customer
segments your business will target. Explain why these segments are your primary focus .
Value Propositions: Describe the unique value your product or service offers to
customers in a way that differentiates you from competitors.
Channels: Outline the distribution and communication channels you will use to reach
your target customers.
Customer Relationships: Detail how you plan to build and maintain relationships with
your customers. Include strategies for customer acquisition and retention .
Key Resources: Identify the key resources your business will require to operate
successfully, such as technology, human resources, and partnerships .
Key Activities: Describe the critical activities that your business must perform to deliver
your value proposition and operate efficiently.
Key Partners: Identify any key partners or collaborations that are essential for your
business's success.
Cost Structure: Present a detailed cost structure, including both fixed and variable costs,
to give a clear picture of your financial commitments.
Bonus:
As a bonus, it would be advantageous to incorporate the Business Processes that are
integral to your Business Model. In addition to
Market Research and Analysis: Include findings from your market research and
competitor analysis to support your business model decisions.
Risk Assessment: Identify potential risks and challenges associated with your business
model and propose strategies for mitigating these risks.
Scaling Strategy: Discuss your plans for scaling the business as it grows and gains
traction.
Sustainability and Social Responsibility: Explain how your business will address
sustainability and social responsibility concerns.
Submission Guidelines:
Your project will be assessed based on the depth of analysis, clarity of presentation,
feasibility of the business model, and the incorporation of the suggested components.