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HOW ENTREPRENEURS AND BUSINESSES CAN BETTER SOLVE COMMUNITY PROBLEMS: The Global Business Model...

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"Capitalism as usual" is increasingly coming under attack. According to an increasing number of observers, society and the environment are suffering while many corporations are having fantastic profit. The sentiment of those observers is that corporations are making profit at the expense of society and the environment. These observers consider as unacceptable the trade-off between profit on the one hand and people and the planet on the other hand. There is a growing number of proposals on how to resolve the inherent trade-offs of capitalism. One of the most promising frameworks is "Creating Shared Value" by Michael Porter and Mark Kramer. Although Porter and Kramer outline principles and tactics for creating Shared Value, their description is largely textual. In addition, they have not proposed a holistic tool for creating, delivering, and sharing value in projects. This presentation introduces the Global Business Model (GBM) Canvas which is a one-page visual tool for creating, delivering, and sharing value in projects. The GBM Canvas can also be used for simply reDesigning shared value business models that improve society and the environment as well as profit.
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BUSINESS MODEL JOBSTOBEDONE Design Shared Value (“Back End”) Deliver Shared Value (“Front End”) Business Model Environ ment (BME) Learn About Business System (PROJECT/TOOL) (“Superstructure”/“Stage”) Manage Shared Value (IMPACT ANALYSIS) (“Founda8on”) Global Business Model (GBM) Canvas for Shared Value Business Models and Projects Simply ReDesign Business Models for the Triple BoCom Line of Profit, People, and Planet Copyright 2013. Dr. Rod King. [email protected] & hOp://businessmodels.ning.com & hOp://twiOer.com/RodKuhnKing
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BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (“Back  End”)  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (“Front  End”)  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

         (“Superstructure”/“Stage”)  

           

Man

age  Shared

   Value

 (IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

           

(“Foun

da8o

n”)  

 

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas  for  Shared  Value  Business  Models  and  Projects  Simply  ReDesign  Business  Models  for  the  Triple  BoCom  Line  of  Profit,  People,  and  Planet  

Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  hOp://businessmodels.ning.com  &  hOp://twiOer.com/RodKuhnKing  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Happiness  (“Back  End”)  

Deliver  Shared  Happiness  (“Front  End”)  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

        (“Superstructure”/“Stage”)  

                   

Man

age  Shared

   Hap

pine

ss  

(IMPA

CT  ANALYSIS)  

           (“Foun

da8o

n”)  

 

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas  for  Shared  Happiness  Business  Models  and  Projects  Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Theater:  Simply  ReDesign  Business  Models  for  the  Triple  BoCom  Line  of  Profit,  People,  and  Planet  

Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  hOp://businessmodels.ning.com  &  hOp://twiOer.com/RodKuhnKing  

The  Job-­‐To-­‐Be-­‐Done  of    A  Business  (Model/Project)  

Is  To  Viably  Learn  About,  

Design  for,  Deliver,  and  Manage  Shared  Value  (Happiness)  

                         

 What  is  “Shared  Value”?  “Shared  Value  CreaYon  focuses  on  idenYfying  the  connecYon  between  societal  and  economic  progress”  

 

   

“The  concept  of  shared  value  can  be  defined  as  policies  and  operaYng  pracYces  that  enhance  

the  compeYYveness  of  a  company  while  

simultaneously  advancing    the  economic  and  social  condiYons  in  the  communiYes    

in  which  it  operates.”    

Michael  Porter  &  Mark  Kramer  

One-­‐Page  PlaTorm  For  

Visually  DocumenVng,  CreaVng,  and  Managing  

Shared  Value  Business  Models    and  Projects  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                          

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)          

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  hOp://businessmodels.ning.com  &  hOp://twiOer.com/RodKuhnKing  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas  for  Shared  Value  Business  Models  and  Projects  Simply  ReDesign  Business  Models  for  the  Triple  BoCom  Line  of  Profit,  People,  and  Planet  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                          

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)          

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)    Industry  Ecosys-­‐tem    Market  Ecosys-­‐tem        Trends  (PEST-­‐LIED)  &  Comple-­‐mentors    Macro-­‐Econo-­‐mic  Influen-­‐cers  (Society)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Value  Chain  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  Pla]orm  Showing  “Profit  Logic”  of  Value  Chain  Canvas  

                                                                       PROFIT  MARGIN                                                                              (Profit)  

   

q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

Topics  of  the  the  Value  Chain  Canvas  (“Yellow  blocks”)  are  from  Michael  Porter’s    book,  Compe88ve  Advantage  

Service                    

MarkeVng  &  Sales                  

Human  Resource  Management  

Inbound  LogisVcs  

 

OperaVons      

Outbound  LogisVcs  

 

Technology  

Firm  Infrastructure  

Procurement  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                          

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)          

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)    Industry  Ecosys-­‐tem    Market  Ecosys-­‐tem        Trends  (PEST-­‐LIED)  &  Comple-­‐mentors    Macro-­‐Econo-­‐mic  Influen-­‐cers  (Society)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Shared  Value  Chain  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  Pla]orm  Showing  “Shared  Value  Logic”  of  Shared  Value  Chain  Canvas  

                                                                       PROFIT  MARGIN                                                                              (Profit)  

   

q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

Topics  of  the  the  Shared  Value  Chain  Canvas  (“Yellow  blocks”)  are  mainly  from  Michael  Porter’s    book,  Compe88ve  Advantage  

Service                    

MarkeVng  &  Sales                  

Human  Resource  Management  

Inbound  LogisVcs  

 

OperaVons      

Outbound  LogisVcs  

 

Technology  

Firm  Infrastructure  

Procurement  

                                                                   SOCIAL  VALUE                                                                      (People)  

   

                                                                               ENVIRONMENTAL  VALUE                                                                    (Planet)  

 

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                          

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)          

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)    Industry  Ecosys-­‐tem    Market  Ecosys-­‐tem        Trends  (PEST-­‐LIED)  &  Comple-­‐mentors    Macro-­‐Econo-­‐mic  Influen-­‐cers  (Society)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

4-­‐Box  Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  Pla]orm  Showing  “Profit  Logic”  of  4-­‐Box  Business  Model  Canvas  

                                                                       PROFIT  FORMULA        

q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

Topics  of  the  the  Value  Chain  Canvas  (“Yellow  blocks”)  are  from  Mark  Johnson’s  book,  Seizing  the  White  Space  

Key  Resources                      

Key  Processes                      

Customer  Value  

ProposiVon                  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                          

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)          

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)    Industry  Ecosys-­‐tem    Market  Ecosys-­‐tem        Trends  (PEST-­‐LIED)  &  Comple-­‐mentors    Macro-­‐Econo-­‐mic  Influen-­‐cers  (Society)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

 

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  Pla]orm  Showing  “Profit  Logic”  of  Non-­‐linear  Business  Model  Canvas  

Customer  Segments  

(CS)                

Customer  RelaVonships  

(CR)      

Channels  (CH)      

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)        

Key  Resources  (KA)        

Key  Partners  (KP)                  

Revenue  Streams  (R$)        

q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

Value  ProposiVon  

(VP)                

Cost  Structure  (C$)        

Topics  and  blocks  of  the  the  Business  Model  Canvas  are  from  the  book,  Business  Model  Genera8on  (www.businessmodelgeneraYon.com)  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)    Industry  Ecosys-­‐tem    Market  Ecosys-­‐tem        Trends  (PEST-­‐LIED)  &  Comple-­‐mentors    Macro-­‐Econo-­‐mic  Influen-­‐cers  (Society)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  Pla]orm  Showing  “Profit  Logic”  of  Linear  Business  Model  Canvas  

Key  Resources  (KR)    

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)    

Key  Partners  (KP)    

Value  ProposiVon  

(VP)                

Cost  Structure  (C$)        

Revenue  Streams  (R$)        

q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

Customer  RelaVonships  (CR)    

Channels  (CH)    

Customer  Segments  (CS)    

Topics  of  the  the  Business  Model  Canvas  (“Yellow  blocks”)  are  from  the  book,  Business  Model  Genera8on  (www.businessmodelgeneraYon.com)  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                          

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)          

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment      

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

 

Lean    Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  Pla]orm  Showing  “Profit  Logic”  of  Non-­‐linear  Lean  Canvas  

Customer  Segments  

               

Channels        

Revenue  Streams      

q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

Unique  Value  ProposiVon  

               

Cost  Structure      

Topics  and  blocks  of  the  the  Lean  Canvas  are  from  Ash  Maurya’s  book,  Running  Lean  

                                                                   Key  Metrics  

Unfair  Advan-­‐tage                  

SoluVon        

Problem          

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)    Industry  Ecosys-­‐tem    Market  Ecosys-­‐tem        Trends  (PEST-­‐LIED)  &  Comple-­‐mentors    Macro-­‐Econo-­‐mic  Influen-­‐cers  (Society)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Chain  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  Pla]orm  Showing  “Shared  Value  Logic”  of  Business  Model  Chain/Process  

Copyright  2013.  Dr.  Rod  King.  [email protected]  &  hOp://businessmodels.ning.com  &  hOp://twiOer.com/RodKuhnKing  

E:  Employees/Brand/IP  

 P:  Process/Strategy  

   

S:  Suppliers/Partners/Input      

O:  Output  (Product/

Service/Value  ProposiYon)  

             

Financial  Pain  (Disadv./Cost):  -­‐        

Financial  Delight  (Adv./Benefit):  +          

q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

R:  Retailers/Channels/CRM      

C:  Customers/Consumers              

M:  Machinery/

Infra’    

Social  Pain  (Disadv./Cost):  -­‐        

Social  Delight  (Adv./Benefit):  +          

Environmental  Pain  (Disadv./Cost):  -­‐        

Environmental  Delight  (Adv./Benefit):  +    

   

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                        

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)      

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

Key  Partners  (KP)  

Key    Resources  (KR)  

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)  

Value  Prop.  (VP)  

Channels    (CH)  

Custom-­‐er  Rel.  (CR)  

Customer  Segments  (CS)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

S:  Supplier/  Inputs  

E:  Employ-­‐ees,  etc.  

M:  Mach-­‐inery  

P:  Process/  Strategy  

O:  Product/  Service  

R:  Retailers/  Distributors/CRM  

C:  Customer  

E:  Environ-­‐ment  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  Document  and  Evaluate  Projects  Using  Linear  Business  Model  

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q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                        

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)      

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  -­‐  Topics  (Extended  Business)  

Key  Partners  (KP)  

Key    Resources  (KR)  

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)  

Value  Prop.  (VP)  

Channels    (CH)  

Custom-­‐er  Rel.  (CR)  

Customer  Segments  (CS)  

Problem  Solving  Cycle  (excluding  “Measure”;  “Learn”)  

Build   Plan   Problem   E:  Environ-­‐ment  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  Document  and  Evaluate  Projects  Using  Problem  Solving  Cycle  

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q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                        

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)      

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

Key  Partners  (KP)  

Key    Resources  (KR)  

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)  

Value  Prop.  (VP)  

Channels    (CH)  

Custom-­‐er  Rel.  (CR)  

Customer  Segments  (CS)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

S:  Supplier/  Inputs  

E:  Employ-­‐ees,  etc.  

M:  Mach-­‐inery  

P:  Process/  Strategy  

O:  Product/  Service  

R:  Retailers/  Distributors/CRM  

C:  Customer  

E:  Environ-­‐ment  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Learning  Perspec-­‐8ve  

Process  Perspec-­‐8ve  

Customer  Perspec-­‐  8ve  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  Manage  Performance  Using  PerspecYves  of  Balanced  Scorecard  (BSC)  

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q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                        

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)      

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

Key  Partners  (KP)  

Key    Resources  (KR)  

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)  

Value  Prop.  (VP)  

Channels    (CH)  

Custom-­‐er  Rel.  (CR)  

Customer  Segments  (CS)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

S:  Supplier/  Inputs  

E:  Employ-­‐ees,  etc.  

M:  Mach-­‐inery  

P:  Process/  Strategy  

O:  Product/  Service  

R:  Retailers/  Distributors/CRM  

C:  Customer  

E:  Environ-­‐ment  

DESCRIPTIONS                  (4  “ERIC”  TacVcs:  Eliminate/Reduce/  Increase/Create)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  4  What-­‐if  (“ERIC”)  TacVcs  for  Improving/DisrupVng  a  Business  Model  

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q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                        

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)      

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

Key  Partners  (KP)  

Key    Resources  (KR)  

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)  

Value  Prop.  (VP)  

Channels    (CH)  

Custom-­‐er  Rel.  (CR)  

Customer  Segments  (CS)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

S:  Supplier/  Inputs  

E:  Employ-­‐ees,  etc.  

M:  Mach-­‐inery  

P:  Process/  Strategy  

O:  Product/  Service  

R:  Retailers/  Distributors/CRM  

C:  Customer  

E:  Environ-­‐ment  

DESCRIPTIONS                  (SWOT  Analysis:  Strength/Weak-­‐ness/Opp./Threat)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  SWOT  Analysis  of  a  Business  Model  

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q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

Key  Partners  (KP)  

Key    Resources  (KR)  

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)  

Value  Prop.  (VP)  

Channels    (CH)  

Custom-­‐er  Rel.  (CR)  

Customer  Segments  (CS)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

S:  Supplier/  Inputs  

E:  Employ-­‐ees,  etc.  

M:  Mach-­‐inery  

P:  Process/  Strategy  

O:  Product/  Service  

R:  Retailers/  Distributors/CRM  

C:  Customer  

E:  Environ-­‐ment  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  The  5  Levers  of  InnovaVon  for  Shared  Value  Business  Models  &  Projects  

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q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                        

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)        

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)    Industry  Ecosys-­‐tem    Market  Ecosys-­‐tem        Trends  (PEST-­‐LIED)  &  Comple-­‐mentors    Macro-­‐Econo-­‐mic  Influen-­‐cers  (Society/Cluster  Dev.)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas:  ObjecVves/Tasks  for  Shared  Value  Business  Models  and  Projects  

Customer  RelaVonships  

(CR)  Deliver  local  brand  promise    

Channels  (CH)  

-­‐  Use  local  channels/  media  

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)  

-­‐  Streamline  processes  -­‐  Balance  inventory  

Key  Resources  (KA)  

-­‐  Local  talent  -­‐  Improve  labor  condi8ons  

Value  ProposiVon  

(VP)  -­‐  Develop  value  proposi8ons/  products/services  that  solve  local/community/regional/na8onal/global  problems  

Cost  Structure  (C$)  •  Reduce  or  manage  (overseas)  direct/indirect  costs  •  Eliminate  waste;  Increase  efficiency  &  produc8vity  •  Reduce  energy  consump8on/opera8ng  costs  

Revenue  Streams  (R$)  •  Increase  (local)  revenue  •  Increase  market  share  (growth)  •  Increase  profitability  &  quality  

Social  Costs  (-­‐)  •  Reduce  social  costs  and  risks  •  Reduce  social  dispari8es,e.g.,  in  educa8on/training  •  Reduce  crime  and  social  malaise;  reduce  illnesses  

Social  Benefits  (+)  •  Improve  community  develop-­‐

ment,  e.g.,  housing  •  Provide  local  jobs/employment  •  Improve  health/educa8on  

Environmental  Costs  (-­‐)  •  Reduce  environmental  pollu8on/degrada8on  •  Efficiently  use  resources  in  business  (model)/            value  chain/supply  chain/ecosystem  

Environmental  Benefits  (+)  •  Improve  condi8ons  for  local/

regional/na8onal  growth  •  Reduce  carbon  footprint  

 

Customer  Segments  

(CS)  -­‐  Improve  customer  experience  incl.  community/investors/society  -­‐  Build    customer  loyalty  

Key  Partners  (KP)  

-­‐  Use  local/  recycled  materials  -­‐  Improve  quality  and  efficiency  of  local  supply  chain  -­‐  Collaborate  locally/NGOs  

q  Past  (“Done”)   q  Present  (“As  Is”/“Doing”)   q  Future  (“To  Be”/“To  Do”)  

Topics  of  the  the  Business  Model  Canvas  are  mainly  from  the  book,  Business  Model  Genera8on  (www.businessmodelgeneraYon.com)  

ApplicaYon  of    Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas  

HolisYcally  Design,  Deliver,  and  Capture  Shared  Value      

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                          

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)                

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)    Industry  Ecosys-­‐tem    Market  Ecosys-­‐tem        Trends  (PEST-­‐LIED)  &  Comple-­‐mentors    Macro-­‐Econo-­‐mic  Influen-­‐cers  (Society/Cluster  Dev.)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas  for  a  Shared  Value  Road  Project  in  a  Developing  Country  

Customer  RelaVonships  

(CR)  •  Self-­‐service/            Face-­‐to-­‐face  •  Media  

Channels  (CH)  

•  Physical  (Road)  

 

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)  

(Pre)feasibility/  Financing/  Management/  Maintenance  

Key  Resources  (KA)  

•  HR  (Staff)  •  Firm  Infra’  •  Technology  

Value  ProposiVon  

(VP)  •  Faster  and  

safer  travel  •  Regional  

economic  growth  and  develop-­‐ment    

•  New  road    

Cost  Structure  (C$)        

Revenue  Streams  (R$)        

Social  Costs  (-­‐)        

Social  Benefits  (+)        

Environmental  Costs  (-­‐)        

Environmental  Benefits  (+)    

   

Customer  Segments  

(CS)  q  Road  Users:  •  Passenger-­‐

car  owners  •  Van-­‐owners  •  Truck/Lorry-­‐

owners  •  Cyclists  •  Pedestrians  q  Gov’ment  

Key  Partners  (KP)  

Local/Overseas  •  Consultants  •  Contractors  •  Sub-­‐

contractors  •  Banks  •  Donors  Land/Property  owners  Local  Agencies  

q  Past   q  Present  (“As  Is”)   ü  Future  (Project  Lifecycle:  20  yrs)  

Topics  of  the  the  Business  Model  Canvas  are  mainly  from  the  book,  Business  Model  Genera8on  (www.businessmodelgeneraYon.com)  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Value  (Supply  Infrastructure:  Internal  System)                                        

“Back  End”  

Deliver  Shared  Value  (Demand  Infrastructure:  External)        

“Front  End”  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)    Industry  Ecosys-­‐tem    Market  Ecosys-­‐tem        Trends  (PEST-­‐LIED)  &  Comple-­‐mentors    Macro-­‐Econo-­‐mic  Influen-­‐cers  (Society/Cluster  Dev.)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

Business  Model  Canvas  (Extended  Business)  

SEMPORCES    Business  Chain  (Ecosystem)  

DESCRIPTIONS  (Content:  Outcomes/  AcYviYes/Tasks)  

Man

age  Shared

 Value

 (S:  Shared  Va

lue/Mission/IM

PACT

 ANALYSIS)  

 

Financial  Value  or  Profit  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  (C$)  

Benefit  (R$)  

Social  Value  or  People  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Env.  Value  or  Planet  Trade-­‐off  

Cost  

Benefit  

Customer  Segments  

(CS)  q  Road  Users:  •  Passenger-­‐

car  owners  •  Van-­‐owners  •  Truck/Lorry-­‐

owners  •  Cyclists  •  Pedestrians  q  Gov’ment  

Customer  RelaVonships  

(CR)  •  Self-­‐service/            Face-­‐to-­‐face  •  Media  

Channels  (CH)  

•  Physical  (Road)  

 

Key  AcVviVes  (KA)  

(Pre)feasibility/  Financing/  Management/  Maintenance  

Key  Resources  (KA)  

•  HR  (Staff)  •  Firm  Infra’  •  Technology  

Key  Partners  (KP)  

Local/Overseas  •  Consultants  •  Contractors  •  Sub-­‐

contractors  •  Banks  •  Donors  Land/Property  owners  Local  Agencies  

Value  ProposiVon  

(VP)  •  Faster  and  

safer  travel  •  Regional  

economic  growth  and  develop-­‐ment    

•  New  road    

Cost  Structure  (C$):  Tangibles  •  Materials  including  Property/Asset  Purchase  •  Labor  including  ConsulYng  Fees  •  Machinery/Equipment;  Infrastructure  FaciliYes  •  Repayment/Interest  on  Loan  (Capital);  Maintenance  

Revenue  Streams  (R$):  Tangibles  •  Free/Toll-­‐free;  Road  taxes  •  Time  savings;  ProducYvity  gains  •  Generated  income  due  to  

mulYplier  effects;  New  jobs  

Social  Costs  (-­‐)  •  Less  expensive  road  maintenance  •  Lower  inefficiency  and  waste  •  Displacement  of  local  populaYon  in  path  of  new  road  •  DisrupYon  of  tradiYonal  life  in  community  

Social  Benefits  (+)  •  Faster  travel/CommuYng  •  Safer  travel:  fewer  accidents;  

fewer  deaths  •  Greater  connecYvity/trade  

Environmental  Costs  (-­‐)  •  DestrucYon  of  flora  and  fauna  •  Greater  consumpYon  of  (imported)  fuel  •  Land  scarificaYon    

Environmental  Benefits  (+)  •  Lesser  consumpYon  of  non-­‐

renewable  energy      

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas  for  a  Shared  Value-­‐Road  Project  in  a  Developing  Country  q  Past   q  Present  (“As  Is”)   ü  Future  (Project  Lifecycle:  20  yrs)  

Topics  of  the  the  Business  Model  Canvas  are  mainly  from  the  book,  Business  Model  Genera8on  (www.businessmodelgeneraYon.com)  

BUSINESS  MODEL    JOBS-­‐TO-­‐BE-­‐DONE  

Design  Shared  Happiness  (“Back  Stage”)  

Deliver  Shared  Happiness  (“Front  Stage”)  

Business  Model  Environ-­‐ment  (BME)  

Learn  Ab

out  B

usiness  S

ystem

 (PRO

JECT

/TOOL)  

        (“Superstructure”/“Stage”)  

                   

Man

age  Shared

   Hap

pine

ss  

(IMPA

CT  ANALYSIS)  

           (“Foun

da8o

n”)  

 

Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Canvas  for  Shared  Happiness  Business  Models  and  Projects  Global  Business  Model  (GBM)  Theater:  Simply  ReDesign  Business  Models  for  the  Triple  BoCom  Line  of  Profit,  People,  and  Planet  

The  expressions  of  “Front  Stage”  and  “Back  Stage”  are  used  by  Alexander  Osterwalder  in  his  analogy  of  the  Business  Model  Canvas  as  “Theater”  


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