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  • July 22, 2019
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ADDITIONAL CLASS NOTES



Chapter 1

Osterwalder’s Business Model

1. Infrastructure
 Core capabilities
 Partner network
 Value configuration: who does what?
o Negotiate
o Get customers
o Get investment
2. Offering
 Value proposition
3. Market
 Customer relationship
 Distribution channel
 Target customer
4. Finance
 Cost structure
 Revenue streams

BEHAVIOUR PATTERN



FEELINGS




CREATIVITY


BEHAVIOUR THOUGHTS

,ROWAN GIBSON’S 4 LENSES

1. Challenging orthodoxies
Questioning deeply held dogmas inside a company and inside an industry.
2. Harnessing trends
Spotting patterns of change which could substantially change the rules of the game.
3. Leveraging resources
Looking for ways to stretch or recombine competencies and strategic assets to
create new growth opportunities.
4. Understanding needs
Learning to live inside the customers skin, emphasising with unarticulated feelings
and identify unmet needs.

INNOVATION AS A FRIEND OR ENEMY

1. They devalue other skills.
2. Frustrated by the team
3. Self-esteem based on being smart-avoid vulnerable situation.
4. Get bored easily- curiosity limited to field of interest
5. View in-depth thinking and analysis as solution to every problem.

WEEK 1- RECAP

 VUCA world context – new capabilities needed (WEF, IBM, PWC)
 Innovation economy both stimulus and response.
 Innovation requires creativity/imagination
 Brain as friend or foe – decide
 Ideas to value conversion
o Blind spots - Scotoma
o Business Model
 Expectations

, CONTEXT - BUSINESS AS A VALUE LINKED SYSTEM

Schumpeter’s theory of Innovation as creative destruction




External environment: Political;, economic, socio- demographic, technological
and competitive forces at global, national and local levels.



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