Course Description
An innovative product may be a feat of engineering, but that does not automatically turn it into a commercial success. What makes the difference between success in the lab and success in the marketplace is the business model. How will you create and deliver value for your customers? How will you extract some of that value for your organization? The business model encompasses your product or service, your customers, and the economic engine that will enable you to meet your profitability and growth objectives. Business model analysis is important for startups, new and established businesses which need to discover, defend or evolve their business models. This course introduces a structured way to think about, analyze, and develop a sound business model.
Learn How To:
- Build and present a business model for your own innovation.
- Analyze the business models of competitors and incumbents.
- Understand the underlying economics as well as the "flywheel" that propels a business model to success.
Faculty
- Haim Mendelson
