目录

  • 1 Are you suitable for entrepreneurship?
    • 1.1 Entrepreneurship exploration and self-understanding
    • 1.2 The essence of entrepreneurship education
    • 1.3 College Student Entrepreneurship Competition
    • 1.4 Enhancing the college students'  willingness and ability of independent innovation and entrepreneurship
  • 2 How to grasp the opportunity of starting a business?
    • 2.1 Macro and micro market analysis
    • 2.2 Industry analysis and business opportunities
    • 2.3 The model of innovation decision-making process
  • 3 How to get entrepreneurial ideas?
    • 3.1 What is a good idea?
    • 3.2 Problem solving to Find Entrepreneurial Solutions
    • 3.3 Conversation and observation: share your new ideas
  • 4 How to setup an entrepreneurial team?
    • 4.1 Entrepreneurs’ Connection and Networking
    • 4.2 The elements of building a high-quality entrepreneurial team
  • 5 How to choose a business model?
    • 5.1 Identification of creative opportunities
    • 5.2 Identification of entrepreneurial risks
    • 5.3 Business model development
  • 6 How to raise entrepreneurial resources?
    • 6.1 Classification and identification of entrepreneurial resources
    • 6.2 Entrepreneurial resource acquisition and integration
    • 6.3 Venture financing
  • 7 Entrepreneurial thinking and storytelling
    • 7.1 Business plan and Storytelling
    • 7.2 Writing a business plan
    • 7.3 Entrepreneurship Roadshow
  • 8 Reasons for Entrepreneurial Failure
    • 8.1 Think like a game
    • 8.2 Benefit from failure
  • 9 Writing a business plan
Identification of creative opportunities

Chapter 5.
How to choose the Business Model?


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Objectives:

  • To understand business model creative opportunities 

  • Identify and prevention of entrepreneurial risks 

  • Understand the business model and ideas and methods of business model development 

  • Evaluation of entrepreneurial opportunities


Contents:

1.Identification of creative opportunities

2.Identification of entrepreneurial risks

3.Business model development


"A Business model describes how your company creates, delivers, and capture value"- Steve Blank

A business model is a framework for finding a systematic way to unlock long-term value for an organization while delivering value to customers and capturing value through monetization strategies.


  • A business plan is a holistic framework to understand, design, and test your business assumptions in the marketplace 

  • The whole concept of business modeling starts indeed by understanding what the customer want.   To develop a business model companies need to create value for several stakeholders. 

  • Each company has its own business model for example McDonald’s, the key business model success is the heavily franchised restaurant. The vital component of Coca-Cola is its distribution n strategy.

  • The primary goal of the business model is to create a long-term sustainable chain, able to unlock value for several players in a market, industry, or niche.


The business model has three core logics

  • Value Creation

  • Value Delivery

  • Value Capture


Value Creation

You create value for your customers with your unique value proposition in order to create an effective value proposition you have to first deeply understand customers' needs and problems. Value can be created in two ways: First by producing an offering( products or service) and second by preventing the production of an offering that is worthless to the market than its production cost.  

Value Delivery

Every successful business actually delivers what it promises to its customers. You deliver value to your customers through your solutions- which customers find through your channels. Value delivery depends upon your companies performance.

Value Capture

You capture value back from your customers through your revenue stream. The concept of value creation says nothing about profit. The benefits are measured to the consumer; the costs to the firm—you can't determine profit just from that.