Class 7 Flashcards
Business model:
How a business creates, delivers, and captures value including how it intends to make money and conduct business with buyers suppliers and partners.
Valued is delivered by:
Fulfilling unmet needs in an existing market, delivering existing but differentiated market needs.
Strategic position:
A company’s unique combination of value creation and cost within a specific market.
If you are too focused on making ______, then you will eventually start to behave _______.
Money, unethically.
Strategic positioning choice:
Cost vs. value, tension between value and pressure to keep costs in check.
Strategic positioning enhancement:
Decrease costs, increase producer surplus, increase consumer surplus via reservation price, increase value consumption.
Differentiation strategic position:
Creating unique value proposition, increased value that consumers pay a higher price, unique features higher prices.
Cost leadership:
Offering the least expensive product/service, seeks to create similar value vs competitors, charges lower prices.
The two generic business strategies in strategic position are ______________ and differentiation, cost leadership is not a differentiation strategy.
Cost leadership, differentiation.
Differentiation value drivers:
Product features, customer service, complements when they are consumed in tandem, marketing and promotion by generating reputation or perceptions of quality.
Competitive advantage is achieved when:
Value – cost > competitors.
Cost leadership appeals to the bargain-conscious buyer by:
Offering adequate value/quality, reducing costs below competitors, optimizing supply chain through economies of scale (decrease in cost per unit as output increases), learning-curve effects (less time to produce output with experience).
Focused business strategies:
Narrower competitive slope like embracing super low cost or super high price and only one product or very few.
Safest place to start as an entrepreneur is _______ differentiation.
Focused.
Four parts of a business model:
Offering—WHAT is being provided to customers.
Customers—WHO is buying your product/service.
Infrastructure—HOW are you delivering your product.
Financial viability—Revenue costs exceed make a profit.