Should You Take The Product Or Services Route

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    1. Should a Startup focus on Product OR Services
    2. Disclaimers
      • Oxymoron?
      • Ideas and Thought Process
      • Not a subject matter expert
      • Product Bias?
      • Land of Services
    3. What is a startup?
      • Business vs Startup
      • Life-Style Business
      • High Growth
      • Technology Oriented
      • Risk – Reward Ratio is high
    4. Origins
      • With Conscious Intend
      • Fun Explorations - Accidents
      • Why should I work for someone else?
      • Struggle with a Problem
      • Spot unaddressed need
      • Derived from work or personal experiences
    5. On Product
      • Sell IP
      • Innovation Oriented
      • Funding is relatively easy
        • A piece of paper can get money
        • I mean compelling business plan.
      • High Risk
      • Entry Barrier – High (with patentable IP)
      • Team
        • Small number of highly specialized people
        • Large Pizza Teams
      • Fixed Overhead
    6. Financing Cycle
    7. Product Statistics
      • 75% of value of US public companies are derived from IP
      • $6.5M – Statistical Average of Founder CEOs of Public Companies
      • 20%-60%-20%::Success-Lifestyle-Failures
    8. On Services
      • Sell Time
      • Not fundable – Typically!
      • Low Risk
      • Revenue from Day 1
      • No 10x growth
      • Entry Barrier Low
      • Team
        • Large number of people with common skills
      • Delivery excellence – Process Oriented
      • Variable Flexibility
    9. Acknowledgement
      • The graphic in next few slides are excerpted from
      • S-Business: Reinventing the Services Organization
      • James A. Alexander and Mark Hordes.
      • ISBN 1-590-79054-5.
      • www.alexanderconsultingsbiz.com.
    10. Types of Service Companies
    11. Services – Value Potential
    12. Customer Expectations
    13. Buyers
    14. Buying Strategy
    15. Service Strategies
    16. Value Propositions
    17. Acknowledgement
      • The graphic in last few slides are excerpted from
      • S-Business: Reinventing the Services Organization
      • James A. Alexander and Mark Hordes.
      • ISBN 1-590-79054-5.
      • www.alexanderconsultingsbiz.com.
    18. Blended Scenarios
      • Boot strapping with Services
      • Product within Services
      • Services for Product
      • Open Source
      • SaaS
        • Delivery Model
        • Pricing Model
        • Quality Ownership
        • True TCO
    19. Summary
      • Product or Service
        • Base it on your strength / expertise
        • Have Solid Focus
        • Good founding team
          • Just 1 – An easy option to give up too soon
          • 2 people is too small – result in stale mate
          • 3 is a perfect team
          • Anything more than that is a crowd
            • can’t even co-ordinate a common meeting time!
    20. Q & A Thank You

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