This document discusses competition analysis for food delivery services in Portugal. It analyzes competitors using Porter's Five Forces and SWOT analyses. It also segments the market and estimates total addressable market and serviceable available market sizes using top-down and keyword search traffic methods. Key lessons learned included understanding customer problems and solutions through hypothesis testing, thorough competitor analysis, customer segmentation, and accurate market sizing.
The document discusses competition in the food delivery market through a Porter's Five Forces analysis and SWOT analyses of various competitors. It then analyzes the market size using top-down estimates of total addressable market, serviceable addressable market, and serviceable obtainable market based on demographics and internet usage. Potential lessons learned from previous projects are also listed.
The document discusses competition in the food delivery market through a Porter's Five Forces analysis and SWOT analyses of various competitors. It then analyzes the market size using top-down estimates of total addressable market, serviceable addressable market, and serviceable obtainable market based on demographics and internet usage. Potential lessons learned from previous projects are also listed.
Briefly explains Propera's Oracle Retail strategy in EMEA region. Talks about Propera's own products and service as well as how they are coupled with retail solutions offered by Oracle.
This document summarizes an AOP Programmatic Workshop that took place on May 21, 2014. It includes presentations from various companies on key topics related to programmatic advertising, including how the industry has shifted to programmatic as the standard, projections for growth in programmatic globally and in specific markets, opportunities and challenges, and sessions from PubMatic, Nexage, AOL/HuffPo, the Guardian, and MG OMD on their experiences with and perspectives on programmatic advertising. The agenda outlines presentations on demystifying programmatic, the differences and opportunities in mobile programmatic, AOL/HuffPo's commercial strategy, the Guardian's programmatic journey, and the agency perspective from MG OMD.
Russia Channel Strategies - Igor Snytko - DistreeRussia'2013 - ENIgor Snytko
Igor Snytko presented on navigating channel strategies in a changing technology market. He discussed key trends like the growth of mobility devices and decline of laptops. Channel strategies exist on a scale from maximum manufacturer control to maximum distributor control. Direct distribution is increasing while sub-distribution declines. Retail consolidation continues with online growth. Mono-brand retail expands for some major brands. Overall, channel strategies must adapt to trends and maximize engagement for all parties.
The document outlines several emerging issues in global marketing, including the accelerated growth of global markets, the breakdown of traditional marketing boundaries, and the emergence of new global customer segments and barriers related to international trade agreements. It also discusses trends like increasing product proliferation, shortening product lifecycles, the growing power of retailers, rising customer sophistication, and expanding markets beyond the urban middle class. Finally, the document examines the impact of developments in information and communication technology, such as the rise of e-marketing, e-commerce, and virtual marketplaces, as well as growing corporate social responsibility and reverse marketing.
Lucas Landesman - eCommerce DAY GLOBAL Online [Live] Experience - Keynote Ses...eCommerce Institute
The document discusses cross-border e-commerce in Latin America. It notes that international trade will represent 22% of total e-commerce business in 2022. It provides insights and recommendations for building a cross-border strategy, including analyzing main barriers like country taxes/thresholds, laws/regulations, global logistics, and price construction. It also discusses behaviors of cross-border shoppers in Latin America and keys to commercial success like products tailored to each country and visibility through commercial campaigns.
This document discusses competition analysis for food delivery services in Portugal. It analyzes competitors using Porter's Five Forces and SWOT analyses. It also segments the market and estimates total addressable market and serviceable available market sizes using top-down and keyword search traffic methods. Key lessons learned included understanding customer problems and solutions through hypothesis testing, thorough competitor analysis, customer segmentation, and accurate market sizing.
The document discusses competition in the food delivery market through a Porter's Five Forces analysis and SWOT analyses of various competitors. It then analyzes the market size using top-down estimates of total addressable market, serviceable addressable market, and serviceable obtainable market based on demographics and internet usage. Potential lessons learned from previous projects are also listed.
The document discusses competition in the food delivery market through a Porter's Five Forces analysis and SWOT analyses of various competitors. It then analyzes the market size using top-down estimates of total addressable market, serviceable addressable market, and serviceable obtainable market based on demographics and internet usage. Potential lessons learned from previous projects are also listed.
Briefly explains Propera's Oracle Retail strategy in EMEA region. Talks about Propera's own products and service as well as how they are coupled with retail solutions offered by Oracle.
This document summarizes an AOP Programmatic Workshop that took place on May 21, 2014. It includes presentations from various companies on key topics related to programmatic advertising, including how the industry has shifted to programmatic as the standard, projections for growth in programmatic globally and in specific markets, opportunities and challenges, and sessions from PubMatic, Nexage, AOL/HuffPo, the Guardian, and MG OMD on their experiences with and perspectives on programmatic advertising. The agenda outlines presentations on demystifying programmatic, the differences and opportunities in mobile programmatic, AOL/HuffPo's commercial strategy, the Guardian's programmatic journey, and the agency perspective from MG OMD.
Russia Channel Strategies - Igor Snytko - DistreeRussia'2013 - ENIgor Snytko
Igor Snytko presented on navigating channel strategies in a changing technology market. He discussed key trends like the growth of mobility devices and decline of laptops. Channel strategies exist on a scale from maximum manufacturer control to maximum distributor control. Direct distribution is increasing while sub-distribution declines. Retail consolidation continues with online growth. Mono-brand retail expands for some major brands. Overall, channel strategies must adapt to trends and maximize engagement for all parties.
The document outlines several emerging issues in global marketing, including the accelerated growth of global markets, the breakdown of traditional marketing boundaries, and the emergence of new global customer segments and barriers related to international trade agreements. It also discusses trends like increasing product proliferation, shortening product lifecycles, the growing power of retailers, rising customer sophistication, and expanding markets beyond the urban middle class. Finally, the document examines the impact of developments in information and communication technology, such as the rise of e-marketing, e-commerce, and virtual marketplaces, as well as growing corporate social responsibility and reverse marketing.
Lucas Landesman - eCommerce DAY GLOBAL Online [Live] Experience - Keynote Ses...eCommerce Institute
The document discusses cross-border e-commerce in Latin America. It notes that international trade will represent 22% of total e-commerce business in 2022. It provides insights and recommendations for building a cross-border strategy, including analyzing main barriers like country taxes/thresholds, laws/regulations, global logistics, and price construction. It also discusses behaviors of cross-border shoppers in Latin America and keys to commercial success like products tailored to each country and visibility through commercial campaigns.
The document discusses how mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) can provide innovative customer acquisition and loyalty strategies for retailers by offering mobile phone services under the retailer's own brand, using the existing retail distribution and customer data to improve targeted marketing campaigns and reward customer loyalty. An MVNO agreement with a mobile network operator could allow a retailer to launch its own mobile service at low investment and gain a new source of income without significant telecom expertise.
Talkeeng is an app that matches people to practice foreign languages through conversations. It connects users based on their language preferences and interests to help them learn in an affordable, community-focused way. Existing language learning apps rely on professional teachers and outdated technologies, which can be expensive. Talkeeng aims to create free, user-friendly interactions between native and non-native speakers to improve languages skills through topics of discussion in a news feed. The app will use a matching system and feedback ratings to connect users for tutoring or video calls.
Review Pro is a company that helps over 10,000 hotels in 90 countries increase revenues, improve guest satisfaction, and manage their online reputation. Revenue management, which began in the airline industry and came to hotels in the 1990s, involves managing rates and inventory to set revenue strategies and meet budgets and forecasts. However, new challenges like channel proliferation, rate parity issues, online reviews, and rising customer acquisition costs require different approaches. Review Pro recommends focusing on digital marketing, understanding the price-value relationship, customer intelligence, distribution volume and reach, and whether properties are local or global in nature to continue improving profitability for hotels in the future.
This session will cover the culture of affiliate marketing in the UK, as well as statistics revealing growth rates, size of market and the latest trends.
This document outlines TAP Portugal's marketing plan for Brazil in 2010/11. It identifies TAP as the market leader with the largest network of connections between Europe and Brazil. The objectives are to increase brand awareness, attract more premium passengers, and target VFR and leisure traffic between Brazil and Portugal/Europe. The marketing strategy involves strengthening TAP's niche in the South Atlantic market through promotions, pricing, and partnerships. The plan details various promotional campaigns and activities scheduled throughout 2010/11 across traditional and social media to engage different target audiences.
Marlon Tinoco is a sales and marketing analyst who has experience in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry in both Colombia and Canada. He is looking to transfer his professional experience in CPG categories management, merchandising, marketing strategies, and sales reporting to target positions in the Canadian CPG industry. He has relevant education from the University of Business HEC Montreal including a certificate in marketing and training in project management to support his career goals.
This document discusses how to make money using barcodes and mobile scanning. A complete mobile barcode solution includes a scanner, code management platform, and analytics to track codes and customer behavior. Examples are given of campaigns run by companies like Taco Bell, Target, and Bloomingdale's that drove thousands of customer scans and conversions. The use of QR codes in advertising in London newspapers has grown rapidly in recent months. Mobile scanning is experiencing explosive growth worldwide and can be used to attract new customers, increase sales and conversions, and build customer loyalty and mailing lists.
This document summarizes a company that specializes in advertising on coffee cups and sleeves. They sell advertising space on cups distributed through various coffee networks, including university, city, and transport networks. Their medium is effective because it provides repeated impressions to customers over 21 minutes of drinking time, with a high brand perception and awareness. Advertisements can drive traffic to websites and include interactive elements like QR codes and SMS messages. The company has various network partnerships that could provide advertising reach, and they have guidelines to review and approve advertisement content and designs.
arvato accompagne les entreprises dans leur expansion en Europearvato France
L’accès à un nouveau marché étranger est toujours un challenge pour les entreprises. Même lorsque le produit est convaincant, de nombreux obstacles sont à franchir pour réussir une expansion internationale. Afin d’aider les entreprises à surmonter ces difficultés, arvato vient de publier le livre blanc GlobeX en collaboration avec l’entreprise de conseil SVG Partners. Le guide s’adresse notamment aux entreprises technologiques américaines qui prévoient une expansion sur les marchés européens.
This document describes Gustavo, a digital platform that aims to streamline relationships between food and beverage (F&B) suppliers and hotels, restaurants, and cafes (HoReCa). It discusses problems with current inefficient ordering processes and lack of connection between suppliers and HoReCa. Gustavo's proposed solution is a smart ordering and reordering system, aggregated payments, admin tools in the cloud, and data analytics to connect suppliers to a wide F&B product offering. The document provides validation from suppliers and HoReCa of interest in using such a platform and outlines Gustavo's business model, marketing strategy, financial projections, funding request, and team.
This document provides numerous examples of how data analytics and targeted marketing campaigns have significantly increased sales and profits for various companies. Key outcomes include boosting sales by 58% during promotions and sustaining increases, generating a 23% volume increase from targeting only 2.3% of households, growing a customer database from 182K to 820K and predicting over 70% of booking revenue, and increasing total sales revenue by 9% and profits by £4M with an 8:1 return on investment. The examples demonstrate data-driven strategies can effectively increase response rates, discover important customer segments, differentiate products, and optimize processes to improve business performance.
This document outlines a sales framework provided by Teleperformance that can boost sales results. The framework includes a process and management methodology for sales along with building a sales culture, using marketing analytics, and providing skilled sales specialists. It also offers the best tools for sales programs.
The document analyzes e-commerce strategies of four types of companies: market leader, market challenger, market follower, and market nicher. It provides examples and strategies for each type. The market leader example is Amazon, with strategies around expanding its online retail, Amazon Web Services, and Kindle businesses. The market challenger is eBay, focusing on acquisitions and mobile platforms. The market follower, Walmart, pursues international expansion and targeting high-income consumers. The market nicher, Netflix, aims for domestic and international growth while improving customer experience.
This document discusses key factors for successfully scaling marketplaces. It identifies 5 groups of important factors: 1) the total addressable market size and potential for network effects, 2) demand profile characteristics like purchase frequency and potential for trust-building, 3) supply profile characteristics like fragmentation and take rates, 4) the potential for product differentiation through technology, and 5) efficient growth dynamics like node saturation and organic growth. Successfully scaling marketplaces requires analyzing these factors and targeting markets with large addressable sizes, frequent purchasing habits, fragmented suppliers, opportunities for technological disruption, and balanced growth potential.
Introduction of the ACME Brand of (Connected Devices) Electronic Products in ...Ricardo A. Adam
Ricardo Adam presented on introducing the ACME brand of digital consumer electronics products in Latin America. The presentation covered strategic guidelines including focusing on key consumer trends and a demand-based business model. It also reviewed market size projections showing strong growth for tablets in Latin America, with Brazil leading significantly. Deployment strategies were outlined for Chile and Colombia, including Go-to-Market approaches, SWOT analyses, potential sales and costs. Alternatives were proposed for Colombia to assure strategic guidelines given its market dynamics.
This document discusses e-commerce and B2C fulfillment. It begins by defining e-commerce and expanding the definition to include B2C activity, focusing on fulfillment - getting products to and from the consumer. It then provides an overview of the size and growth of the global e-commerce market, with online retail accounting for over 10% of total retail sales in many countries. It also examines the largest European e-commerce markets and trends. The document outlines the 10 stages of the B2C fulfillment process and discusses how e-fulfillment requires flexibility, scalability, and delivering certainty to customers. It analyzes trends driven by consumers demanding more delivery options and retailers expanding their offerings. In closing, it provides
This document provides a summary of a webinar on mobilizing customers through the purchasing funnel. The webinar was presented by Stéphanie Viriot from Gemalto and discussed Gemalto's views on mobile customer relationship management and the results of an end-user survey on perceptions of mobile marketing. The survey identified key blockers and drivers of mobile marketing from an end-user perspective. Viriot then outlined the 5 key steps to achieving success in mobile marketing and shared case studies focusing on key learnings.
Global Consumer Telematics Market - Size, Share, Global Trends, Company Profi...Allied Market Research
The document provides an overview and forecast of the global consumer telematics market from 2013 to 2020. It analyzes the market based on solution type (automotive OEM and aftermarket telematics), application (solutions and services), end user (car owners and rental companies, insurance providers, healthcare, and media/entertainment companies), and geography. The market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 33.7% due to factors like increased smartphone usage, government safety regulations, demand for improved driving experiences, lower connectivity costs, and new technologies. The report also profiles the top 10 companies in the consumer telematics industry.
The document outlines a presentation for Blackboard Academy on May 19th discussing entrepreneurship and business plans. It includes diagrams of hypothesis boards addressing topics like the importance and probability of hypotheses being invalid, and the impact of invalid hypotheses. It also outlines fixed and variable costs for Blackboard Academy, discussing options for renting space and considerations around location. A minimum viable product timeline is mentioned for May 13th through 16th.
MyNearBite is a mobile app that helps users find food offers nearby by filtering restaurants and browsing deals. It aims to save users time and money. The presentation provides financial projections showing increasing revenues, profits, and customer base as the app expands across European countries from 2015-2019. It also includes information on traction with restaurants, the business model of premium packages for restaurants, and valuation of the company.
The document describes the results of several hypothesis tests conducted on the Blackboard Academy business model. The tests were aimed at validating different components of the business model, including the value proposition, revenue streams, and channels. Some hypotheses, such as the idea that furniture and devices would be the most expensive resources, were discarded after analysis. Other hypotheses, like the finding that a social platform would greatly benefit teachers, were validated. Additional prospective hypotheses are outlined to test the importance of location and potential partnership opportunities.
Blackboard Academy's financial plan includes an income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. The income statement outlines projected revenue and expenses. The balance sheet shows the company's assets, liabilities, and equity. The cash flow statement tracks incoming and outgoing cash flows.
The document discusses how mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) can provide innovative customer acquisition and loyalty strategies for retailers by offering mobile phone services under the retailer's own brand, using the existing retail distribution and customer data to improve targeted marketing campaigns and reward customer loyalty. An MVNO agreement with a mobile network operator could allow a retailer to launch its own mobile service at low investment and gain a new source of income without significant telecom expertise.
Talkeeng is an app that matches people to practice foreign languages through conversations. It connects users based on their language preferences and interests to help them learn in an affordable, community-focused way. Existing language learning apps rely on professional teachers and outdated technologies, which can be expensive. Talkeeng aims to create free, user-friendly interactions between native and non-native speakers to improve languages skills through topics of discussion in a news feed. The app will use a matching system and feedback ratings to connect users for tutoring or video calls.
Review Pro is a company that helps over 10,000 hotels in 90 countries increase revenues, improve guest satisfaction, and manage their online reputation. Revenue management, which began in the airline industry and came to hotels in the 1990s, involves managing rates and inventory to set revenue strategies and meet budgets and forecasts. However, new challenges like channel proliferation, rate parity issues, online reviews, and rising customer acquisition costs require different approaches. Review Pro recommends focusing on digital marketing, understanding the price-value relationship, customer intelligence, distribution volume and reach, and whether properties are local or global in nature to continue improving profitability for hotels in the future.
This session will cover the culture of affiliate marketing in the UK, as well as statistics revealing growth rates, size of market and the latest trends.
This document outlines TAP Portugal's marketing plan for Brazil in 2010/11. It identifies TAP as the market leader with the largest network of connections between Europe and Brazil. The objectives are to increase brand awareness, attract more premium passengers, and target VFR and leisure traffic between Brazil and Portugal/Europe. The marketing strategy involves strengthening TAP's niche in the South Atlantic market through promotions, pricing, and partnerships. The plan details various promotional campaigns and activities scheduled throughout 2010/11 across traditional and social media to engage different target audiences.
Marlon Tinoco is a sales and marketing analyst who has experience in the consumer packaged goods (CPG) industry in both Colombia and Canada. He is looking to transfer his professional experience in CPG categories management, merchandising, marketing strategies, and sales reporting to target positions in the Canadian CPG industry. He has relevant education from the University of Business HEC Montreal including a certificate in marketing and training in project management to support his career goals.
This document discusses how to make money using barcodes and mobile scanning. A complete mobile barcode solution includes a scanner, code management platform, and analytics to track codes and customer behavior. Examples are given of campaigns run by companies like Taco Bell, Target, and Bloomingdale's that drove thousands of customer scans and conversions. The use of QR codes in advertising in London newspapers has grown rapidly in recent months. Mobile scanning is experiencing explosive growth worldwide and can be used to attract new customers, increase sales and conversions, and build customer loyalty and mailing lists.
This document summarizes a company that specializes in advertising on coffee cups and sleeves. They sell advertising space on cups distributed through various coffee networks, including university, city, and transport networks. Their medium is effective because it provides repeated impressions to customers over 21 minutes of drinking time, with a high brand perception and awareness. Advertisements can drive traffic to websites and include interactive elements like QR codes and SMS messages. The company has various network partnerships that could provide advertising reach, and they have guidelines to review and approve advertisement content and designs.
arvato accompagne les entreprises dans leur expansion en Europearvato France
L’accès à un nouveau marché étranger est toujours un challenge pour les entreprises. Même lorsque le produit est convaincant, de nombreux obstacles sont à franchir pour réussir une expansion internationale. Afin d’aider les entreprises à surmonter ces difficultés, arvato vient de publier le livre blanc GlobeX en collaboration avec l’entreprise de conseil SVG Partners. Le guide s’adresse notamment aux entreprises technologiques américaines qui prévoient une expansion sur les marchés européens.
This document describes Gustavo, a digital platform that aims to streamline relationships between food and beverage (F&B) suppliers and hotels, restaurants, and cafes (HoReCa). It discusses problems with current inefficient ordering processes and lack of connection between suppliers and HoReCa. Gustavo's proposed solution is a smart ordering and reordering system, aggregated payments, admin tools in the cloud, and data analytics to connect suppliers to a wide F&B product offering. The document provides validation from suppliers and HoReCa of interest in using such a platform and outlines Gustavo's business model, marketing strategy, financial projections, funding request, and team.
This document provides numerous examples of how data analytics and targeted marketing campaigns have significantly increased sales and profits for various companies. Key outcomes include boosting sales by 58% during promotions and sustaining increases, generating a 23% volume increase from targeting only 2.3% of households, growing a customer database from 182K to 820K and predicting over 70% of booking revenue, and increasing total sales revenue by 9% and profits by £4M with an 8:1 return on investment. The examples demonstrate data-driven strategies can effectively increase response rates, discover important customer segments, differentiate products, and optimize processes to improve business performance.
This document outlines a sales framework provided by Teleperformance that can boost sales results. The framework includes a process and management methodology for sales along with building a sales culture, using marketing analytics, and providing skilled sales specialists. It also offers the best tools for sales programs.
The document analyzes e-commerce strategies of four types of companies: market leader, market challenger, market follower, and market nicher. It provides examples and strategies for each type. The market leader example is Amazon, with strategies around expanding its online retail, Amazon Web Services, and Kindle businesses. The market challenger is eBay, focusing on acquisitions and mobile platforms. The market follower, Walmart, pursues international expansion and targeting high-income consumers. The market nicher, Netflix, aims for domestic and international growth while improving customer experience.
This document discusses key factors for successfully scaling marketplaces. It identifies 5 groups of important factors: 1) the total addressable market size and potential for network effects, 2) demand profile characteristics like purchase frequency and potential for trust-building, 3) supply profile characteristics like fragmentation and take rates, 4) the potential for product differentiation through technology, and 5) efficient growth dynamics like node saturation and organic growth. Successfully scaling marketplaces requires analyzing these factors and targeting markets with large addressable sizes, frequent purchasing habits, fragmented suppliers, opportunities for technological disruption, and balanced growth potential.
Introduction of the ACME Brand of (Connected Devices) Electronic Products in ...Ricardo A. Adam
Ricardo Adam presented on introducing the ACME brand of digital consumer electronics products in Latin America. The presentation covered strategic guidelines including focusing on key consumer trends and a demand-based business model. It also reviewed market size projections showing strong growth for tablets in Latin America, with Brazil leading significantly. Deployment strategies were outlined for Chile and Colombia, including Go-to-Market approaches, SWOT analyses, potential sales and costs. Alternatives were proposed for Colombia to assure strategic guidelines given its market dynamics.
This document discusses e-commerce and B2C fulfillment. It begins by defining e-commerce and expanding the definition to include B2C activity, focusing on fulfillment - getting products to and from the consumer. It then provides an overview of the size and growth of the global e-commerce market, with online retail accounting for over 10% of total retail sales in many countries. It also examines the largest European e-commerce markets and trends. The document outlines the 10 stages of the B2C fulfillment process and discusses how e-fulfillment requires flexibility, scalability, and delivering certainty to customers. It analyzes trends driven by consumers demanding more delivery options and retailers expanding their offerings. In closing, it provides
This document provides a summary of a webinar on mobilizing customers through the purchasing funnel. The webinar was presented by Stéphanie Viriot from Gemalto and discussed Gemalto's views on mobile customer relationship management and the results of an end-user survey on perceptions of mobile marketing. The survey identified key blockers and drivers of mobile marketing from an end-user perspective. Viriot then outlined the 5 key steps to achieving success in mobile marketing and shared case studies focusing on key learnings.
Global Consumer Telematics Market - Size, Share, Global Trends, Company Profi...Allied Market Research
The document provides an overview and forecast of the global consumer telematics market from 2013 to 2020. It analyzes the market based on solution type (automotive OEM and aftermarket telematics), application (solutions and services), end user (car owners and rental companies, insurance providers, healthcare, and media/entertainment companies), and geography. The market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 33.7% due to factors like increased smartphone usage, government safety regulations, demand for improved driving experiences, lower connectivity costs, and new technologies. The report also profiles the top 10 companies in the consumer telematics industry.
The document outlines a presentation for Blackboard Academy on May 19th discussing entrepreneurship and business plans. It includes diagrams of hypothesis boards addressing topics like the importance and probability of hypotheses being invalid, and the impact of invalid hypotheses. It also outlines fixed and variable costs for Blackboard Academy, discussing options for renting space and considerations around location. A minimum viable product timeline is mentioned for May 13th through 16th.
MyNearBite is a mobile app that helps users find food offers nearby by filtering restaurants and browsing deals. It aims to save users time and money. The presentation provides financial projections showing increasing revenues, profits, and customer base as the app expands across European countries from 2015-2019. It also includes information on traction with restaurants, the business model of premium packages for restaurants, and valuation of the company.
The document describes the results of several hypothesis tests conducted on the Blackboard Academy business model. The tests were aimed at validating different components of the business model, including the value proposition, revenue streams, and channels. Some hypotheses, such as the idea that furniture and devices would be the most expensive resources, were discarded after analysis. Other hypotheses, like the finding that a social platform would greatly benefit teachers, were validated. Additional prospective hypotheses are outlined to test the importance of location and potential partnership opportunities.
Blackboard Academy's financial plan includes an income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. The income statement outlines projected revenue and expenses. The balance sheet shows the company's assets, liabilities, and equity. The cash flow statement tracks incoming and outgoing cash flows.
The document contains the results of tests of various hypotheses for a business called Blackboard Academy. It includes 11 tested hypotheses with results summarized, ranging from the importance of location, customer needs for office space, marketing channels, and pricing models. It also includes 4 discarded hypotheses where the tests were not completed due to changes in customer target or issues obtaining needed data. Finally, it outlines 5 prospective hypotheses to be tested, related to location, customer packages, partnerships, pricing, and demand for hours.
Blackboard Academy's financial plan includes an income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. The income statement outlines projected revenue and expenses. The balance sheet shows the company's assets, liabilities, and equity. The cash flow statement tracks incoming and outgoing cash flows.
The document summarizes the key activities and business model of a lean entrepreneurship project called FreshEntrepreneurs2014. The key activities included negotiating translation terms with partners, planning and conducting marketing activities, and holding after sales meetings with customers. The business model was updated from version 1.0 based on shifting the main customer segment from B2C to B2B, adding a value proposition for B2B customers, adapting marketing channels, shifting marketing costs from fixed to variable, eliminating fixed costs, and updating revenue streams.
This document contains the results of hypothesis tests conducted for the Blackboard Academy business model. It includes 10 tested hypotheses with their results summarized, 4 discarded hypotheses and their reasons for being discarded, and 10 prospective hypotheses for future testing. The tested hypotheses covered areas like the value proposition, channels, revenue streams, and customer relationships, with results used to validate or invalidate the hypotheses through customer interviews and A/B testing.
This document discusses Team 3's lean entrepreneurship project on MyNearBite. It covers modeling their business canvas, researching and defining their business name, outsourcing a logo, and setting up their domain and landing page. It also discusses lessons learned and next steps. The document concludes with an update on their homepage.
Presentation regarding the interviews, survey and landing page feedback, value curve and app prototype
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The document outlines 13 hypotheses for a business app that helps users find affordable nearby meals. Each hypothesis is tested by interviewing or surveying customers, restaurants, and IT experts to validate whether the hypothesis is supported. If 60% of respondents agree with the hypothesis, it is considered validated. The hypotheses focus on problems customers face, what customer segments would find value, what restaurants are willing to provide, the technical feasibility of the app, revenue models, and what additional features would provide value.
Lessons Learned 10 - Financial Plan and ProcessesStevensHugo
The document summarizes the financial plan and processes for a startup called SOCK IT. It outlines that the company will launch with an online sales channel, selling socks for 5 euros per pair. It estimates selling 500 pairs the first month, growing 10% monthly. After 3 months, it will open its first store, selling an estimated 1000 pairs per month. Six months in, it will open two more stores with the same sales. Production costs are estimated to be 55 cents per pair the first year, decreasing 5 cents annually for improved efficiency. The financial plan projects profits of nearly 87,000 euros the first year, growing significantly in subsequent years.
1. The document discusses a business model for an online platform that connects students seeking private lessons with part-time teachers looking for space to teach.
2. The original model focused on entrepreneurs, small businesses, and freelancers but faced challenges in customer segmentation. The new model targets anyone with teaching skills and availability.
3. Key aspects of the new model include an online platform to list available teachers and classes, an easy booking system for classroom space rented hourly, and competitive pricing to attract both students and teachers.
Lessons learned & business ideas group 3MyNearBite
The document outlines three business ideas from a team:
1) A "Tinder for food" app that shows nearby food promotions to help busy people and students find lunch options.
2) An app called "What's going on today?" that provides information about relevant local events in different categories.
3) An online platform for selling used school and university books, similar to OLX, where students can offer their old books and links to purchase them from Amazon or other sites.
The document describes The Blackboard Academy, which provides temporary classroom space for rent on a flexible schedule. It outlines several components of the business model that were tested, including the value proposition of flexible costs and scheduling, determining that most teachers would schedule rooms through the web platform, and finding that teachers were willing to pay more for extra amenities. A SWOT analysis identified strengths such as flexible pricing and opportunities like convenient location services. Market sizing estimated the total addressable market as 202,000 potential customers and the serviceable obtainable market as 510 customers. Empathy maps and day-in-the-life personas were created for sample customers including an English teacher, a business coach, and the head of a testing organization in Portugal.
The document outlines an interview for The Blackboard Academy, a company that provides flexible teaching spaces. The interview contains questions in four sections: customer segmentation, problems, solutions, and conclusion. The customer segmentation section asks questions to understand the interviewee's background and teaching needs. The problems section asks about current challenges finding classroom space. The solutions section explores the interviewee's openness to The Blackboard Academy's proposed flexible teaching spaces. Finally, the conclusion thanks the interviewee and requests referrals to analyze collected feedback.
This document outlines 10 hypotheses for a mobile app called MyNearBite. It hypothesizes that: young people and business people will use the app weekly to find food promotions; restaurants will frequently post promotions and be interested in analytics on promotion success; users and restaurants will value added delivery and payment systems; and the app development is technically and financially viable. It proposes testing each hypothesis through user surveys, restaurant interviews, and expert assessments to validate the business model.
MyNearBite is a food delivery app that allows users to find nearby meal offers and save time and money. It has experienced significant growth since launching in Portugal in 2015, expanding to Spain, Italy, and England, and expects revenues of €1.5 million and 3.7 million users by 2019. Financial projections show the company becoming profitable by 2017 and having a positive net income each year going forward.
The document discusses competition in the food delivery market through a Porter's Five Forces analysis and SWOT analyses of various competitors. It then analyzes the market size using top-down estimates of total addressable market, serviceable addressable market, and serviceable obtainable market based on demographics and internet usage. Potential lessons learned from previous projects are also listed.
This document analyzes the market potential for a mobile food ordering app called MyNearBite for the Lisbon, Portugal market. It provides SWOT analyses for competitors Zomato and deal pages, and for MyNearBite. It estimates the total addressable market, serviceable obtainable market, and serviceable obtainable market based on smartphone penetration and target demographics. Finally, it outlines a Google Adwords approach and highlights trends from keyword search data.
Emerce Retail_Stage Session_SQLI&Spryker_2022_AU (1).pdfGuido X Jansen
Here are some of the biggest challenges in establishing a successful B2B marketplace:
- Getting critical mass of buyers and sellers. It can be difficult to attract enough buyers and sellers in the early stages to make the marketplace viable and drive network effects.
- Onboarding merchants. It requires significant effort to onboard new merchants onto the platform, educate them on how to use it, and ensure a good user experience to encourage ongoing participation.
- Pricing model. Determining the right pricing model that provides value to both buyers and sellers can be challenging. Fees need to be low enough to attract participants but high enough to be profitable.
- Trust and reputation. Buyers and sellers need to trust that the other parties
This document provides a market and competitor analysis for fare collection systems in the transit industry. It analyzes the large agency market, key players, trends, and adoption drivers. A competitive landscape analysis evaluates several competitors based on criteria like scope, quality, marketing, and value proposition. The document then proposes a fare management-as-a-service (FMAAS) strategy targeted at small to medium agencies, describing goals, obstacles, and survey findings. Finally, it outlines a modular FMAAS offering from one competitor and concludes by requesting questions.
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This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
advanced technologies such as GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Remote sensing to
analyze the transformations that have taken place over the course of a decade.
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of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
more evident. A crucial element of this impact is the alteration of vegetation cover, which plays a
significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
these activities. As the most crucial natural resource, its utilization by humans results in different
'Land uses,' which are determined by both human activities and the physical characteristics of the
land.
The utilization of land is impacted by human needs and environmental factors. In countries
like India, rapid population growth and the emphasis on extensive resource exploitation can lead
to significant land degradation, adversely affecting the region's land cover.
Therefore, human intervention has significantly influenced land use patterns over many
centuries, evolving its structure over time and space. In the present era, these changes have
accelerated due to factors such as agriculture and urbanization. Information regarding land use and
cover is essential for various planning and management tasks related to the Earth's surface,
providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
Accurate understanding of land use and cover is imperative for the development planning
of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
changes, conversion trends, and other related patterns. The spatial dimensions of land use and
cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering.pptxDenish Jangid
Chapter wise All Notes of First year Basic Civil Engineering
Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
Levelling: Instrument used Object of levelling, Methods of levelling in brief, and Contour maps.
Chapter 4
Buildings: Selection of site for Buildings, Layout of Building Plan, Types of buildings, Plinth area, carpet area, floor space index, Introduction to building byelaws, concept of sun light & ventilation. Components of Buildings & their functions, Basic concept of R.C.C., Introduction to types of foundation
Chapter 5
Transportation: Introduction to Transportation Engineering; Traffic and Road Safety: Types and Characteristics of Various Modes of Transportation; Various Road Traffic Signs, Causes of Accidents and Road Safety Measures.
Chapter 6
Environmental Engineering: Environmental Pollution, Environmental Acts and Regulations, Functional Concepts of Ecology, Basics of Species, Biodiversity, Ecosystem, Hydrological Cycle; Chemical Cycles: Carbon, Nitrogen & Phosphorus; Energy Flow in Ecosystems.
Water Pollution: Water Quality standards, Introduction to Treatment & Disposal of Waste Water. Reuse and Saving of Water, Rain Water Harvesting. Solid Waste Management: Classification of Solid Waste, Collection, Transportation and Disposal of Solid. Recycling of Solid Waste: Energy Recovery, Sanitary Landfill, On-Site Sanitation. Air & Noise Pollution: Primary and Secondary air pollutants, Harmful effects of Air Pollution, Control of Air Pollution. . Noise Pollution Harmful Effects of noise pollution, control of noise pollution, Global warming & Climate Change, Ozone depletion, Greenhouse effect
Text Books:
1. Palancharmy, Basic Civil Engineering, McGraw Hill publishers.
2. Satheesh Gopi, Basic Civil Engineering, Pearson Publishers.
3. Ketki Rangwala Dalal, Essentials of Civil Engineering, Charotar Publishing House.
4. BCP, Surveying volume 1
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তাই একজন নাগরিক হিসাবে এই তথ্য গুলো আপনার জানা প্রয়োজন ...।
বিসিএস ও ব্যাংক এর লিখিত পরীক্ষা ...+এছাড়া মাধ্যমিক ও উচ্চমাধ্যমিকের স্টুডেন্টদের জন্য অনেক কাজে আসবে ...
3. Limited Competition from Rivals and Entrants
Rivalry
+ Few comparable firms
+ Industry growth
+ Sustainable competitive advantage
Supplier
Power
+ Low concentration and low differentiation
+ Potentially strong distribution channel
- Strong business impact
Substitutes
+ No alternatives with comparable
performance
Buyer
Power
+ Low concentration
± Low switching costs
+ Differential advantage
New
Entrants
- Low entry barriers
± Medium capital requirement
- Global players with EoS and experience
+ Scalability of our business model
Rivalry
Low
Substitutes
Low
Buyers
Low
Suppliers
Low
New
Entrants
MediumSubject of
further analysis
COMPETITION | MARKET SIZING | LESSONS LEARNED
4. SWOT: Food Ordering Portugal
WEAKNESSES
- Long delivery times
- Poor usability
- Little automization
- Poor variety
- Poor online marketing
STRENGTHS
+ Partnerships
+ Coverage and
established customer
basis
+ Brand (e.g. Telepizza)
OPPORTUNITIES
+ Leverage customer
basis and partner
network to go digital
THREATS
- Seasonality
- Entrants w/ higher
performance &
scalalable business
models
COMPETITION | MARKET SIZING | LESSONS LEARNED
5. SWOT: Online Food Ordering International
WEAKNESSES
- Little differentiation
- Minimum order values
STRENGTHS
+ Economies of scale
+ Global footprint
+ Partnerships & variety
+ Fast delivery
+ Mobile applications
+ Advertising
OPPORTUNITIES
+ Further
internationalization
+ Further leverage
advertising for growth
+ Mobile commerce
growth
THREATS
- Dependence on
restaurants for delivery
- High reliance on fast-
food but changing
consumption trends
COMPETITION | MARKET SIZING | LESSONS LEARNED
6. SWOT: Restaurant Listings Portugal
WEAKNESSES
- Only information, no
transaction
- Dependence on
advertising revenue
STRENGTHS
+ Broad variety of
restaurants
+ Usability (customized
site, filters, easy
search)
+ Credibility and trust
OPPORTUNITIES
+ Online market
+ Internationalization
+ New services (online
booking and ordering)
+ Consulting services for
additional revenue
THREATS
- Competition, e.g.from
websites offering
delivery or booking
- Seasonality
COMPETITION | MARKET SIZING | LESSONS LEARNED
7. Market Sizing: Top – Down
TAM
CS1: Students, Internet access: 351k
CS2: Professionals, 18-55 years, high education, Internet access: 2.157 m
SAM
CS1: Students, Internet access: 108k
CS2: Professionals, 18-55 years, high education, Internet access: 329k
SOM
CS1: Students, Internet access: 11k
CS2: Professionals, 18-55 years, high education, Internet access: 33k
2.5m
437k
44k
COMPETITION | MARKET SIZING | LESSONS LEARNED
Geography:
Lisbon
Market Share:
10%