3 Flashcards

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name the different methods of pricing

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cost-based, competition-based, value-based

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questions in a van Westendorp survey

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  1. adequate, still attractive price
  2. high, acceptable
  3. too high
  4. too cheap
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Define “vision” according Dorf and Byers

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a statement of insight, intention, ambition and purpose

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What should a vision look like according to Hoover?

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clear, consistent, unique and purposeful

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5
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definition of term ‘business model’ according Magretta

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a set of planned assumptions about how a firm will create value for all its stakeholders

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4 ‘values’ in the model of Al-Debei and Avision

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value...
...proposition (value for customers)
...architecture (organization, infrastructure)
...network (partners)
...finance (costing/pricing, credits...)
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7
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name components of Value Proposition Canvas (and draw it!)

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gains - gain creators
pains - pain relievers
customer jobs - products and services

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components of business model canvas (and draw it)

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customer segments
value proposition
channels
customer relationships
revenue streams
key resources
key activities
key partners
cost structure
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9
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what are business model patterns?

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capturing ideas as types and reusable descriptions, models with similar characteristics, behaviors or arrangements of ‘building blocks’

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5 stages of a startup

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  1. discovery
  2. validation and traction
  3. efficiency
  4. scale
  5. sustain or exit
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definition of startup according Eric Ries

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human institution designed to create a new product or service under conditions of extreme uncertainty

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what is ‘lean start-up’?

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method to systematically reduce the risk of projects with high uncertainty

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