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    www.bradford.ac.uk/managem

    Evaluating the Opportunity[Business Model]

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    Experiment Execute

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    !he Big "ie

    • #I$ you %uild a %etter mousetrap& the 'orld 'ill %eat a path to

    your door& even though your house %e in the 'oods()

     – May%e they don*t 'ant more mousetraps

     – May%e they li+e the ones they %uy no'

     – May%e they*ll never even hear a%out yourmousetrap

    • !he truth,

     – I$ you thin+ getting the technology right is

    tough& try mar+eting( !hen try sales i$ you 'ant

    a real challenge-

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    .hy /e' Ventures 0ail

    Product-market – Poor timing

     – Product designproblems

     – Inappropriatedistribution strategy

     – Unclear businessdefinition

     – Over-reliance on one

    customer 

    Financial – Under-capitalisation

     –  Assuming debt tooearly

     – Venture capitalrelationshipproblems

    • Managerialproblems – Problems ith the

    managerial team

     – !"M problems

    #ource$ %runo& 'eidecker and !arder 

    In (urato and !odgetts )*++,

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    Managerial 1e$ects

    Inability to identify target market or customers• Inability to delineate trading area

    • Inability to delegate

    • %elief that advertising is an e.pense& not an

    investment• Only rudimentary knoledge of pricing strategy

    • Immature understanding of distribution channels

    • /o planning

    • Inability to motivate• 0#omebody else1s fault1

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    2I32

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    4ConceptionExistence

    56urvival

    73ro'th6uccess

    8Expansion!a+eo$$ 

    9Maturity

    O'ner*s a%ility to do

    People& planningand systems

    O'ner*s a%ilityto delegate

    (Adapted from: Churchill and Lewis, 1983:

    Criticality

    to

    Company

    Growth

    Changing ;ole o$ Entrepreneur 

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    Business 6uccess or 0ailure

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    .hat Is 0easi%ility >nalysis?

    • Feasibility Analysis – Feasibility analysis is the process of determining

    hether a business idea is viable2

     – It is the preliminary evaluation of a business idea&

    conducted for the purpose of determining hether theidea is orth pursuing2

     – Feasibility analysis takes the guessork )to a certain

    degree out of a business launch& and provides an

    entrepreneur ith a more secure notion that abusiness idea is feasible or viable2

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    0easi%ility >nalysis, .hat 1oes the Mar+et 6ay?

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    !he Business Idea

    3!4 Mc(I/#45 6 7OMPA/5 )*+++ 7!47( 'I#3

    • 8hat is ne and innovative in your business idea9

    • !o uni:ue is your business idea9

    • 8ho is the client9

    • 8hy should somebody buy your product or service9

    8hy is the ;product; better than similar products already on the market9• 8hat is your competitive advantage& and hy could

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    0easi%ility >nalysis

    "ole of feasibility analysis in developing successful business

    ideas

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    Mar+etManagement

    Money

    Motivation

    0easi%ilty @ 8M*s

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    >ssessing Opportunities

    • Investment, /one !igh

    • ;is+,  7ertain Unpredictable

    • ;eturn, /one !igh

    • Impact o$   /one =reat change,

    • !ime, /o Future

    ;ae A5:

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    Investment  > Financial& /on Financial& Intangible)(noledge& Information& 4.pertise IP&

    "eputation& %randing& #ocial 7apital2

    ;is+ > (noledge& 4conomy& 3echnology&

    Financials& 7ustomers& 7ompetition& #upply 7hain&Management2

    ;eturn > Amount& 3imescale& Form& 4.it #trategy2

    Change > disruptive technologies!imescale > ?uration& 'eadtime& "eturn

    Opportunity assessment @ Pentagon model

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    Opportunity assessment @ Pentagon model

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    Opportunity selection

    • #election criteria beteen high- and lo-value opportunities

    • Used in strategic decision-making on opportunities

    6trategy

    Mar+et

    Investment

    OPPO;!

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    Opportunity evaluation, 6ummary o$ +ey $actors 

    8hy there is a perceived opportunity@ hat and here it is• 3he market opportunity for the business@ its sie& value and

    duration

    • (ey market segments and customer groups& their

    preferences and ho to reach them• 3he industry structure& driving forces and competition

    • 3he dynamic effects of change on the industry

    • 8ho is likely to support or invest in the business

    • 3he options& resources and key factors for the businessproBect

    ;ae A5: