Book chapter 2 Flashcards

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What are the three main strategies for new business model ideas? And explain them.

A

1) Transfer - An existing business model is used in a new industry.
2) Combine - Transfer and combine two business models.
3) Leverage - A company uses a successful business model for another product range.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of transfer?

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Advantage: Other companies serve as a blueprint and their mistakes can be avoided.
Disadvantage: There’s a temptation to copy and paste it.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of combine?

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Advantage: Synergies decrease the likelihood that competitors will imitate your business model.
Disadvantage: Planning and execution become more complex.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of leverage?

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Advantage: Manageable risk.
Disadvantage: Balancing change and stability.

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5
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What are the four steps of the whole navigator process?

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1) Initiation
2) Ideation
3) Integration
4) Implementation

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What are the two different ways to apply the 55+ patterns? And explain them.

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1) Similarity principle - Starts with pattern cards in related industries and progresses to more similar patterns, which you can
then adapt to your own business model.
2) Confrontation principle - Specifically wants to face off with extremes. You compare your current business model with scenarios
in completely unrelated industries.

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7
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Explain the differences between the two principles in the following categories:

  • Selection criteria
  • Motto
  • Advantages
  • Disadvantages
  • Recommendation
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Similar industries - extreme variants
Lose familiarity - become more familiar
Rather better structured - break out of thought patterns
Risk of remaining stuck with known customer issues - requires high creativity
Innovation problems with specific problem formulation - innovation with an
open problem

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What are the two different outputs for integration? And explain them.

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1) External consistency - Fit between your new business model and environment
2) Internal consistency - Presenting a harmony between WHO-WHAT-HOW-VALUE

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9
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Which questions are the most crucial regarding integration?

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Does the new business model fit our core competencies?
What competencies are missing?
Who can be our partner to fill the gap?

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10
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What are the steps for implementation?

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1) Developing a business model concept
2) Identifying the underlying assumptions
3) Building hypotheses
4) Choose a test format
5) Developing the test set up
6) Executing the test
7) Analysing the test results and updating the business model concept

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