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Generation of Venture Ideas
Generation of Venture Ideas
Generation of Venture Ideas
ENTREPRENEURIAL VENTURE
CREATION OF VENTURE IDEAS
GENERATION OF VENTURE IDEAS: BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY IDENTIFICATION
ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSIS
What is the condition of our surroundings
External Environment
Comprises factors out of an organization’s
control
Internal Environment
Comprises resources and capabilities that
POLITICAL/LEGAL
SOCIO-CULTURAL
TECHNOLOGICAL
GLOBAL
INDUSTRY
COMPETITOR
INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT
CAPABILITIES
TANGIBLE INTANGIBLE
FINANCES HUMAN
ORGANIZATIONAL INNOVATION
PHYSICAL REPUTATIONAL
TECHNOLOGICAL
LIMITATIONS
THE SWOT ANALYSIS
• Evaluates both the internal and the
external environments
• Identifies the strengths,
weaknesses, opportunities and
threats
TECHNIQUES TO GENERATE VENTURE
IDEAS
MARKET NEEDS
MARKET NEEDS
Goods/ services to cater human needs
Aging, health
Mobility
Food and population
Shelter
Energy substitute for human effort (automate)
Communications
Entertainment/leisure
Natural environment
Community
Learning, lifelong education
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF AVAILABLE RESOURCES
Raw materials
Local specialized skills
Industrial information
Technology advancements
SUPPLY-DEMAND GAPS
DEMAND
Determine past demand using any of the
following:
primary data
secondary data
consumption data
actual sales of target product
Determine current demand using:
direct method
chain ratio method
SUPPLY-DEMAND GAPS
DIRECT METHOD
Total demand = B x Q x P
where: B is the number of buyers
Q is the average quantity purchased per buyer
P is the price per unit of the product
CHAIN RATIO METHOD
Total demand = A x C x I
where: A is the population in a given area
C is the percentage of A who can afford to buy
I is the percentage of C who are interested to buy
SUPPLY-DEMAND GAPS
SUPPLY
Identify how many competitors are already in business
with similar or substitute products
Determine your theoretical market share vis a vis
competitors
Analysis of DEMAND versus SUPPLY will result into
three possibilities:
Demand is less than supply
Capital requirements
Degree of risk involved
Degree of competition
Customizing
Increasing reach/presence
Process innovation