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minivation

PresentsStrategic Questions from

The Business Model Canvas

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Key Partners Key Activities Value Proposition

Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

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Key Partners Key Activities Value Proposition

Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

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1.1

Who are our key partners?Key Partners

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1.2

Who are our key suppliers?Key Partners

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1.3

Which key resourcesare we acquiring from partners?

Key Partners

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1.4

Which key activities do partners perform?Key Partners

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Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

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2.1

What key activitiesdo our value propositions require?

Key Activities

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2.2

Our distribution channels?Key Activities

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2.3

Customer relationships?Key Activities

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2.4

Revenue streams?Key Activities

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Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

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3.1

What key resourcesdo our value propositions require?

Key Resources

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3.2

Our distribution channels?Customer relationships?

Key Resources

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3.3

Revenue streams?Key Resources

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Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

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4.1

What value do we deliver to the customer?Value Proposition

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4.2

Which one of our customers problemsare we helping to solve?

Value Proposition

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4.3

What bundles of products and servicesare we offering to each customer segment?

Value Proposition

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4.4

Which customer needs are we satisfying?Value Proposition

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Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

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5.1

What types of relationship does each of ourcustomer segments expect us to establish

and maintain with them?

Customer Relationships

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5.2

Which ones have we established?Custom

er Relationships

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5.3

How are they integratedwith the rest our business model?

Customer Relationships

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5.4

How costly are they?Custom

er Relationships

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Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

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6.1

Through which channels do our customersegments want to be reached?

Channels

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6.2

How are we reaching them now?Channels

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6.3

How are our channels integrated?Channels

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6.4

Which ones work best?Channels

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6.5

Which ones are most cost-efficient?Channels

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6.6

How are we integrating themwith customer routines?

Channels

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Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

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7.1

For whom are we creating value?Custom

er Segments

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7.2

Who are our most important customers?Custom

er Segments

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Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

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8.1

What are the most important costs inherentin our business model?

Cost Structure

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8.2

Which key resources are most expensive?Cost Structure

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8.3

Which key activities are most expensive?Cost Structure

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Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

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9.1

For what value are our customersreally willing to pay?

Revenue Streams

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9.2

For what do they currently pay?Revenue Stream

s

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9.3

How are they currently paying?Revenue Stream

s

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9.4

How would they prefer to pay?Revenue Stream

s

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9.5

How much does each revenue streamcontribute to overall revenues?

Revenue Streams

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On the next pagewe’ve supplied a copy of the

Business Model Canvas with the imagesslightly faded.

Our aim with this is for you to be ableto print and build your own canvas with

a little less interference from the images.

Happy planning!

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Key Resources Channels

Customer Relationships Customer Segments

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

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