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Lecture Entrepreneurship: Chapter 5 - Zacharakis, Bygrave, Corbett

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Chapter 5 - Understanding your business model & developing strategy. Marketing is at the heart of an organization because its task is to identify and serve customers’ needs. In essence, marketing spans the boundaries between a company and its customers. It is marketing that delivers a company’s products and services to customers and marketing that takes information about those products and services, as well as about the company itself, to the market.

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UNDERSTANDI NG  YOUR  BUSI NESS  MODEL  & 

DEVELOPI NG  STRATEGY

Chapt e r   5

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Your first steps are to…

q Select a business model

q Determine a basic strategy category

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Create your business model

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requires high volume

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2

4

6

8

10

12

Operating

Income $1,129 $1,406 $862 $676 $745

$178

Revenues just exceed

costs

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Media

Electronics & Merchandise Cost of Sales Operating Expenses

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ü Be First (or very early) into the Market

To Succeed as a First Mover,

Entrepreneurs Must…

First movers rarely win and its an expensive strategy to

take

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First Mover’s are Often Surpassed

Social Networking Friendster Facebook

Video Games Atari Microsoft X Box

Web Browser Mosaic Google Chrome

Internet Search Engine Excite Google

Word Processing Software WordStar Microsoft Word

Personal Computer Altair Lenovo

Email Juno Google Gmail

Diet Soda No-Cal Diet Coke

Presentation Software Harvard Graphics Microsoft PowerPoint

Online Bookseller Book Stacks Unlimited Amazon

ATM Machines Docutel Diebold

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To win, your strategy must be to be  one, or more, of these…

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Founders need to create a culture and align the employees they select with the values and structure of

the company

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Devise Initial Market Test

Create a Platform

Develop your Entry Strategy

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Benchmark your Competition: The  JetBlue Example 

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New ventures should focus on testing the market and refining the business model; however, it is never too early to start thinking about

growth.

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q Replicability

q New sources of revenue

q New capital to fund growth

Franchising works best with service businesses that are easy

to replicate Be sure to monitor franchisees to maintain brand

purity.

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# Chain Franchise Sales

(US Stores, Total

)

Franchise (US Units)

Sales per store (US)

1 McDonald’s $35.4 billion 12,836 $2,500,000

2 Starbucks $12.7 billion 4,769 $2,660,000

3 Subway $11.9 billion 27,205 $475,000

4 Burger King $8.6 billion 7,090 $1,210,000

5 Wendy’s $8.5 billion 4,895 $1,594,000

6 Taco Bell $8.2 billion 4,995 $1,441,000

7 Dunkin Donuts $7.22 billion 8,047 $911,000

8 Chick-Fil-A $5.8 billion 1,837 $3,064,000

9 Pizza Hut $5.5 billion 7,337 $843,000

10 Panera Bread $4.5 billion 955 $2,500,000

Source: The 20 most successful Fast Food Chains in America, Business Insider, August 8, 2015

Top 10 US Franchisors Perform Well

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q Tangential & Adjacent Products

§ What new products make sense with your

current offerings? Current customers?

q Spread Existing Costs over Larger Product Base

q Accelerate Revenue Faster than Increase in Costs

q Leverage your Firm’s Experience

q Distribution Channels

q Supplier Relationships

Drive Growth with Product Mix

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q Customers

§ Go where they are

§ Mimic proven success strategies

§ Can you use the same vendors?

§ Any new costs? Leverage volume for better pricing

q Distribution

§ Same channels?

Consider these 3 topics before 

expanding geographically:

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Gradual Global

Born Global

Born Again Global

Intermediating:

Networks & Alliances

Direct:

Technology

Technology

Transfer

Technology Licensing Outsourcing

M&A Activities

Venture Finance Franchising

Exporting

Foreign Direct Investment

Enabling Processes

Enacting Processes

There are 8 basic ways to

expanded internationally

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Technology Transfer - Reduces entry costs - Risk of losing the technology Technology

Licensing - Creates revenue, conserves resources, controls risk - Doesn’t extend the brand

Outsourcing - Cost-saving - Managing partners

Exporting - Cheap and easy - Extra sales and transport costs

- Moral hazard; adverse selection

Foreign Direct

Investment - Physical presence - Control of assets

- Expensive Franchising - Licenses an operational system - Risk of damaging the brand

Venture Financing - Enabling and enacting

mechanism - Can lead to mergers and acquisitions with foreign

companies Mergers &

Acquisitions - Established infrastructure - Company can grow quickly - Very expensive

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q Determine revenue and cost structure

q Choose a strategy

q Create a culture

q Seek and select people who fit culture and goals

q Plan entry approach, including benchmarks

q Plan growth drivers

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