Business Model Dashboard for Lean Startups
This presentation features an "Advanced" Business Model Canvas. Based on Alexander Osterwalder's Business Model Canvas, the Advanced Business Model Canvas includes more detailed descriptions especially of blocks on the "Cost Structure" side of the canvas. The Advanced Business Model Canvas can be used to map, analyze, optimize, and design business models as well as value chains. In addition, the Advanced Business Model Canvas can be used to do tasks as in the tools and techniques of Balanced Scorecard, Strategy Maps, Value Chain Analysis, and Process Analysis. This one-page presentation of the Advanced Business Model Canvas is applied as a performance dashboards for Lean Startups. Using this dashboard, enterpreneurs, startups, and Venture Capitalists can better manage the evolution of lean startups.
![“ADVANCED” BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS Performance Dashboard ForLean Startups ITENN Level of Complaints - Customer Satisfaction ,[object Object],No. of Prospects/ Registrations ,[object Object], prototyping/releases ,[object Object],Net Promoter Score No. of Customers No. of Referrals Advertising Expenses No. of contracts/ memo of understanding Cost per Acquisition (Paid/Net) ,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/advancedbusinessmodelcanvasdashboard-101207154126-phpapp01/85/Business-Model-Dashboard-for-Lean-Startups-1-320.jpg)
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Business Model Dashboard for Lean Startups
- 3. Cash Burn Rate
- 4. Months of Cash Left
- 7. No. of MVPs
- 10. Marketing & Sales/Transportation/Miscellaneous
- 11. Direct Sale of Product/Service
- 12. Subscriptions/Leasing Fees/Licensing Fees/Royalties
- 13. Advertising/Commissions/BrokerageBased on Business Model Canvas: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_Model_Canvas Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
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