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Business Model Canvas
I found a lot of the techniques were valuable to helping me to perform my organizational diagnosis of Pfizer. The biggest thing was having a number of models that would help me to think about different things. Among the models used were financial analysis, the Porter's Five Forces analysis of the industry, the different type of competitive advantage, a SWOT analysis and an examination of the different forms of competition in the industry. By having a wide range of models, I was able to analyze the company from a number of different perspectives, and this allowed me to better understand Pfizer.
I think that understanding the profitability of the industry, as expressed in the Porter's Five Forces Model, is one of the most helpful things that was covered. It is important to understand how an industry works, because the way that different industries function often dictates what companies have to do to ensure that they are financial successful. This...
I feel that starting with the start -- understanding the basic business and mission of the company -- is an effective way to frame the exercise. Then you drill down to the specifics, and this technique seems to really help with the framing of the issues. For me, that is important and a big part of what I liked about this exercise, because it combines a higher level overarching assessment of the company but then there are a number of specifics that you get into as well. Understanding the macro and micro picture is very effective because of what flows from that -- knowing the strategy and then knowing what the company needs to do in order to implement that strategy.
That said, there remains some work to be done in order for me to raise my game with respect to being able to truly understand a company, and I think that will…
Business model canvas contains nine points related to creating a business model to translate a good idea into a viable business. These nine building blocks are customer segments, value propositions, channels, customer relationships, revenue streams, key resources, key activities, key partnership and cost structure (Osterwalder & Pigneur, 2009). The company is question is Hanson Logistics, a specialist in frozen food distribution. The company already exists and is successful enough to
Business Model Canvas Combative Fighting Systems Martial arts school that teaches Jeet Kune Do concepts / Kali / Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Opened July 1995 Westminster Ave, Westminster, Ca. 90630 (714) [HIDDEN] Martial art instruction for children through adults. Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) training, coaching. Physical fitness Business owner/operator More info online Google Ken Gabrielson Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu. "Dirty Dozen," Gracie Jiu-jitsu Black Belts. Combative Fighting Systems. Fighters trained: John "Machine" Lober Todd Medina El Tiburon Infrastructure Key Activities: Provide mixed martial arts training and coaching, including:
Patterns, Design, And Overall Business Strategy Many organizations are complex and unyielding to casual analysis, but there are some methods available that can help discern the manner in which organizations are structure and operated. To gain some fresh insights into this area, this paper that presents the author's conclusions concerning the patterns, designs, and overall business strategy depicted by a business model canvas including a discussion about metaphoric and framing applications.
Business Model Canvas Organizational growth is a dream for all organizations. The growth is achievable with the adoption of different strategies such as investing heavily in the development of a product to create better offerings, to develop deep consumer insights to win their loyalty, and/or concentrating in strategy formulation by acquiring new markets. Underlying these strategies is the need for adoption of the business model that will guide the organization in
Yu-Wha-Bhan-Did Kindergarten Business Model Priority customers The Kindergarten is targeted for children (both genders; any race) who range between the ages of 3 and 6. Obviously, since the preschool is located in the village of Master Home in Thailand, it is primarily for Thai children living in that village and living, more specifically, in the Pra-Tum-Thani region. Many of the young prospects are students with parents or guardians who have tight work schedules
AMZN Key Partners Thousands of partners Work with thousands of direct suppliers Work with thousands of third party vendors Key shipping partner -- UPS and USPS Payment partners -- the credit card companies, banks, PayPal Has to partner with unions in Germany, much to the company's dismay Key Activities Amazon sells goods and sometimes services, mostly to consumers It also provides a marketplace for third-party sellers Amazon will offer sponsored search and other advertising products to retailers All of its business is