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Business Model Canvas
Workshop: BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS & LEAN START-UP
@One Enactus Weekend
April 13, 2013 - Karlsruhe
What are we aiming for?
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What is a
business model?
What do you think?
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Use
post-its to collect
ideas.
Def.:
A business model describes the rationale
of how an organization creates, delivers,
and captures value. Business Model Generation, A. Osterwalder, Yves Pigneur, Alan Smith, and 470 practitioners from 45 countries, self published, 2010
Source: bazaardesigns.com Source: www2.informatik.hu-berlin.de Source:123rf.com
create deliver capture
value.
Def.:
Or in English: A business model describes
how your company makes money. What’s a startup? First Principles, Steve Blank, Blog article, www.steveblank.com (Retrieved Oct 26, 2012)
Image Source: Alex Osterwalder, JAM
9 building blocks
Image Source: Alex Osterwalder, JAM
9 building blocks
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Our product
is not just a
piece of
cake…it‘s
the whole
cake.
A business model can be structured into
9 essential building blocks around the
broader areas of
product
customer interface
infrastructure management
financial
customer segments
Image Source: Alex Osterwalder, JAM
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value proposition
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channels
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customer relationship
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revenue streams
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key resources
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physical
intellectual
financial
human
RESO
UR
CES
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key activities
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production
network-building
problem-solving
ACTIVITIES
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key partners
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cost structure
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volume
co
sts
in $
fixed
variable
business model theatre
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Let‘s examine the notion of
value proposition
a little closer.
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Image Source: Alex Osterwalder, businessmodelgeneration.com
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Goal: product-market fit
What jobs is she trying to
get done? (functional, social, emotional etc…)
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What pains does she have? (Emotions, cost, situations, risks…)
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What gains is she hoping for? (functional, social, emotional, costs etc…)
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On which products/
services is your VP based? (in-/tangible, digital/virtual, financial, …)
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How are they pain killers? (Emotionen, Kosten, Situationen, Risiken …)
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How are they delivering
gains? (funktional, sozial, emotional, Kosten …)
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Now you do it:
Design a value proposition for the
energy consumption app case.
How to use these
design tools
properly.
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Work on a business model
canvas for no more than
15 minutes.
It forces your to be clear
and concise.
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„If you can‘t explain
it simply you don‘t
understand it well
enough.“
Albert Einstein, famous quote.
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Work with post-its. It keeps you flexible. 2
Work with the
canvas by yourself…
…and together with
the whole team.
This will clarify consensus & disagreement.
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Get feedback from
others (not only
friends & familiy).
It will enrich your work
dramatically.
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Iterate often to incorporate
your learnings.
Management orientation:
Plan-Do-Check-Act.
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diverging
creative
process
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ideas
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converging
analytical
process
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research
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classical
design thinking
approach.
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15min work with post-its. feedback
iterate creative analytical
Inspration from Alex Osterwalder, Flickr.com
Business Modeling & Lean How do you combine them to get the most out of it?
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Test
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Thank you!
Questions?
Julius Parrisius
Website: juliusparrisius.wordpress.com
E-Mail: [email protected]
Twitter: @JRParrisius