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Business Model Innovation: Why, What and How John Scott July 2011 © New Media Partners Ltd.

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Page 1: Business Model Innovation Masterclass

Business Model

Innovation: Why, What

and How

John Scott July 2011

© New Media Partners Ltd.

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Why should

you care?

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The return on investment that you need to generate can

increase to infinity at any time for any reason

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Would you compete for food and land on his terms?

Would you fight a war on these terms?

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The right business model can tip the balance of success……it will diversify the risk associated with the infinite ROI problem…it will help you navigate around 500lb gorillas

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What is it anyway?

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A business model describes the rationale of how an

organisation creates value, delivers value and captures

valueOsterwalder & Pigneur, 2010

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"People don't want to buy a quarter-inch drill. They want a quarter-inch hole!“

Theodore LevittWe hire solutions to get jobs doneFor the job of oral maintaining healthy teeth and gums we•hire dentists and associated instruments of torture•hire toothbrushes & toothpasteWe create value when we allow customers do achieve a given job quicker, easier and/or at lower cost

the job of maintaining healthy teeth and gums well-served with existing

solutions?

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Prevent conditions from occurring

Prevent physical damage from occurring

Prevent Contain Diagnose Treat

Job: Maintain healthy teeth and gums

Monitor known conditions to ensure proper healing

Confirm nature of condition

Determine appropriate course of treatment

Administer treatment

Confirm proper healing is occurring

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Innovating the

Milkshake

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A business model describes the rationale of how an

organisation creates value, delivers value and captures

valueOsterwalder & Pigneur, 2010

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Deliver valueCreate value

Capture value

Customer segments

Value proposition

Customer relationship

Channels

Key activities

Key resources

Key partners

Revenue streamsCost structure

www.businessmodelgeneration.org

Create, deliver, capture

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The Business Model Canvas

Customer segments

Value proposition

Customer relationship

Channels

Key activities

Key resources

Key partners

Revenue streamsCost structure

Jobs being addressed?Environment is the job being undertaken?Outcomes being targeted?

What improvements are you bringing?What products & services are you applying to achieve this?

Type of relationship desired?How is it achieved?

Type of channel desired:

Pre-salePurchaseDeliveryPost-sale

What are our production, problem solving, platform and network activities?

What are our physical, intellectual, human and financial needs?

What key activities will be performed?What key resources will be acquired?Who are our key partners?Who are our key suppliers?

What value will our customers pay for?How would they prefer to pay?How crucial is each revenue stream?

What are the up-front and on-going costs of our key activities?What are the up-front and on-going costs of our key resources?

www.businessmodelgeneration.org

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How can I innovate?

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Customer segments

Value proposition

Customer relationship

Channels

Key activities

Key resources

Key partners

Revenue streamsCost structure

www.businessmodelgeneration.org

Strong relationships

Effective channel network

Strong customer

focus

Increasing proportion of

customer spend

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Customer segments

Value proposition

Customer relationship

Channels

Key activities

Key resources

Key partners

Revenue streamsCost structure

www.businessmodelgeneration.org

R&D

Recruitment

Skilled practitioners

Innovative products and

services

High staffing costs

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Customer segments

Value proposition

Customer relationship

Channels

Key activities

Key resources

Key partners

Revenue streamsCost structure

www.businessmodelgeneration.org

Expanding infrastructure

Maintain infrastructure

High fixed costs

Low marginal costs

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• Does your target opportunity have a prevailing model that can be challenged?

– Does that model maximise customer value?

• Can you create new customer value by serving jobs-to-be-done more effectively?

– Utilise new channels to market? Different pricing models?

• Are there aspects of the business model that are completely entrenched?

– Value proposition? Partnering?

• Can you simplify delivery and/or value proposition to take out a whole chunk of costs?

• It’s all there for you!!!

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Thank You!

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