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