Business Model Canvas (BMC) Flashcards
What is the Business Model Canvas (BMC)?
It gives the structure of a business plan without the overhead
What are the 9 elements of the BMC? (Part A - 1-3)
- Customer Segments - Who are they?
- Value Propositions - What’s compelling about the proposition? Why do customers buy/use it?
- Channels - How it is promoted, sold, delivered? Why? Is it working?
What are the 9 elements of the BMC? (Part B - 4-6)
- Customer Relationships - How do you interact with the customer?
- Revenue Streams - how does the business makes money?
- Key Activities - What uniquely strategic things does the business to deliver its proposition
What are the 9 elements of the BMC? (Part C - 7-9)
- Key Resources - What uniquely strategic assets much the business have to compete?
- Key Partnerships - What can the company get others to do so it can focus on its activities
- Cost Structure - What are the business’s major cost drivers? How are they linked to revenue?
What 3 things does the BMC fundamentally deliver?
1) Focus - Stripping away the 40-page traditional business plan and focusing on what’s driving the business.
2) Flexibility - It’s easier to adjust and try new things on a plan that sits on a single page
3) Transparency - Other people will understand easier your 1 page vision.
How does Lean canvas differentiate from BMC?
It is more target-specific and good for both small and large businesses
What Lean canvas focuses on?
Focuses on problems, solutions, key metrics and competitive advantages.
What appears on the product part of the lean canvas model? (Figure 5.4)
1) Problem - Top 3 problems
2) Solution - Top 3 features
3) Key metrics - Key activities you measure
4) Cost structure - Customer acquisition cost, distribution costs, hosting etc’
5) Unique Value proposition - compelling message explain why we are different (Appears on both product and market side)
What appears on the Market part of the lean canvas model? (Figure 5.4)
1) Unfair advantage - Can’t be easily copied or bought
2) Customer segments - Target customer
3) Channels - Path to consumers
4) Revenue streams - Revenue model, life time value, gross margin
The most common source of new venture ideas is: A.Prior work experience B.Trade shows and conventions C.Social contacts D.Magazines and other publications
A.Prior work experience
3.The first thing you need to start a business is: A.An idea B.Financial support C.A product or service D.A business plan
A.An idea