Simple is powerful.
If we cannot capture Business Model in one hand, how can
we evolve and communicate it? Essence is always simple.
Can we unfold this cube into canvas look?

The Name? Business Model Cube
What I am going to talk is Business Model Map.
So don’t miss the ending page.
Business Model Map
- cross-over map among blue ocean strategy,
service design, lean startup and bm canvas

Extending CrossOver Utility

Business Model

Zen Canvas

Generating Ideas

Sum, Split, 
Subtract

Orchestrate

Making Good Ideas

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Cooperator

Cooperator
Customer

Problem

Do & Test

for
Innovation

Cooperator

Empathy

BM Health Check

Customer

Problem

Mission
Mission

Twist

Flow

Market

for
Innovation

Cooperator

for
Market

Solution

Unfolded BM Cube

Advantage

High Concept

Cost

for
Market

Solution

Market

Empathy

Advantage

High Concept

Learn & Pivot

Revenue

Revenue

Cost
Exploring Opportunities

SOFT Ideation Wheel

Business Model Zen Canvas

Business Model Zen Diagnose

- 25 innovative ideation thinking set

- One page canvas that integrates concept-plan-action

- Strategical diagnose framework for business model

Empowering
patterns

4by4 Business Model Matrix
- 25 powerful business model patterns
Context Descriptions
Business Model

Zen Canvas

Generating Ideas

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Cooperator

4

Customer

6

Problem

2

Do & Test

for
Innovation

9

Cooperator

Mission

5

What is my customer’s
unmet needs?

5

High Concept

Who should I work
with to make the
Solution?

Revenue

1

7

Are the needs attractive
enough to the market?

What are my value propositions to
the customer?
8

Advantage

What is my promise to
customer?

3

Empathy

Market

2

for
Market

Solution

3

Who is my customer?

10

6

Cost

Learn & Pivot

What is main cost
structure
of my business?

How can I evoke empathy
from my customer?

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Blue
Ocean
Strategy

Service
Design

Lean
Startup

BM (VP)
Canvas

Making

Knowing
Desire	
  and	
  
Feeling	
  of	
  
User

Proofing	
  
hypothesis	
  
with	
  Speed	
  
and	
  Low	
  cost

Drawing	
  
solu<ons	
  
with	
  Jobs-­‐to-­‐
be-­‐done

Compe<<on
Irrelevant

Who should I work
with to enter the
Market?

What is main revenue stream
of my business?
7

Exploring Opportunities

Does it have unfair
advantages over my
competitors?

Does my concept have
emotional and
cultural aspects?

Business Model Zen is a brand new approach to
customer oriented BM methodologies.
Can we integrate other methods in a single view?
Can we use them in cross-over projects?
Why not. Please go on to next page >>
Blue
Ocean
Strategy

Service
Design

Now you can use 4 methods all together in one business model context, Zen.

BM (VP)
Canvas

Lean
Startup
Business Model

Zen - Map

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 2014.2.4)

Blue Ocean
Strategy

Cooperators
for Innovation

Generating Ideas

ERRC Action
Framework

Co-creation
Workshop

Strategy
Canvas

Problem

Who is my customer?

Customer
Segments

Customer
Segments

Buyer Experience
Cycle

Buyer Utility
Map

Early Adopters

Value Factor

Persona

Value
Propositions

Mission

Are the needs attractive enough to the market?

Six Path

Stakeholder
Mapping

Contextual
Interview

MVP

Solution

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Empathy

How can I evoke empathy from my customer?

Slogan
(from Value Curve)

UVP

Unfair Advantage

Market Does it have unfair advantages over my competitors? Advantage
What is main revenue stream
of my business?

Does my concept have emotional and
cultural aspects?

High Concept

Value Curve
Monitoring

Revenue Stream

PMS Map
Strategy Sequence
- Target Pricing
- Target Cost

Key Metrics

Pivot
Cohort Analysis

Cost Structure

Exploring Opportunities

Growth Hypothesis

Storyboard

Revenue Stream

Role play

A/B
Test

Service
Blueprint

Revenue

Participant
Observation

Key Resources

Service
Scenarios

Empathy
Map

Alternatives

Cooperators
for Market

To-Be
Value Curve

Key Activities

Value Hypothesis

What are my value propositions to the customer?

Value Proposition Canvas
Problem

What is my
Non- promise to customer?
Customer

User Journey
Map

Solution

BM
Canvas

BC

Service
Prototyping

Channels

What is my customer’s unmet needs?

Lean
Startup

Strategy Sequence
- Adoption
- Tipping Point
Leadership

Channels
(Customer Relationships)

Who should I work with
to enter the Market?

Customer

LS

Do  Test

Who should I work with
to make the Solution?

Partners

Concept
Sketch

Strategy Show

Service
Design

SD

Cost Structure

What is main cost structure
of my business?

BMC Items

Cost
LS Items

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  • 1.
    Simple is powerful. Ifwe cannot capture Business Model in one hand, how can we evolve and communicate it? Essence is always simple. Can we unfold this cube into canvas look? The Name? Business Model Cube What I am going to talk is Business Model Map. So don’t miss the ending page.
  • 2.
    Business Model Map -cross-over map among blue ocean strategy, service design, lean startup and bm canvas Extending CrossOver Utility Business Model Zen Canvas Generating Ideas Sum, Split, Subtract Orchestrate Making Good Ideas http://businessmodelzen.com Cooperator Cooperator Customer Problem Do & Test for Innovation Cooperator Empathy BM Health Check Customer Problem Mission Mission Twist Flow Market for Innovation Cooperator for Market Solution Unfolded BM Cube Advantage High Concept Cost for Market Solution Market Empathy Advantage High Concept Learn & Pivot Revenue Revenue Cost Exploring Opportunities SOFT Ideation Wheel Business Model Zen Canvas Business Model Zen Diagnose - 25 innovative ideation thinking set - One page canvas that integrates concept-plan-action - Strategical diagnose framework for business model Empowering patterns 4by4 Business Model Matrix - 25 powerful business model patterns
  • 3.
    Context Descriptions Business Model ZenCanvas Generating Ideas http://businessmodelzen.com Cooperator 4 Customer 6 Problem 2 Do & Test for Innovation 9 Cooperator Mission 5 What is my customer’s unmet needs? 5 High Concept Who should I work with to make the Solution? Revenue 1 7 Are the needs attractive enough to the market? What are my value propositions to the customer? 8 Advantage What is my promise to customer? 3 Empathy Market 2 for Market Solution 3 Who is my customer? 10 6 Cost Learn & Pivot What is main cost structure of my business? How can I evoke empathy from my customer? This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ . 8 Blue Ocean Strategy Service Design Lean Startup BM (VP) Canvas Making Knowing Desire  and   Feeling  of   User Proofing   hypothesis   with  Speed   and  Low  cost Drawing   solu<ons   with  Jobs-­‐to-­‐ be-­‐done Compe<<on Irrelevant Who should I work with to enter the Market? What is main revenue stream of my business? 7 Exploring Opportunities Does it have unfair advantages over my competitors? Does my concept have emotional and cultural aspects? Business Model Zen is a brand new approach to customer oriented BM methodologies. Can we integrate other methods in a single view? Can we use them in cross-over projects? Why not. Please go on to next page >>
  • 4.
    Blue Ocean Strategy Service Design Now you canuse 4 methods all together in one business model context, Zen. BM (VP) Canvas Lean Startup
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     2014.2.4) Blue Ocean Strategy Cooperators for Innovation GeneratingIdeas ERRC Action Framework Co-creation Workshop Strategy Canvas Problem Who is my customer? Customer Segments Customer Segments Buyer Experience Cycle Buyer Utility Map Early Adopters Value Factor Persona Value Propositions Mission Are the needs attractive enough to the market? Six Path Stakeholder Mapping Contextual Interview MVP Solution This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ . Empathy How can I evoke empathy from my customer? Slogan (from Value Curve) UVP Unfair Advantage Market Does it have unfair advantages over my competitors? Advantage What is main revenue stream of my business? Does my concept have emotional and cultural aspects? High Concept Value Curve Monitoring Revenue Stream PMS Map Strategy Sequence - Target Pricing - Target Cost Key Metrics Pivot Cohort Analysis Cost Structure Exploring Opportunities Growth Hypothesis Storyboard Revenue Stream Role play A/B Test Service Blueprint Revenue Participant Observation Key Resources Service Scenarios Empathy Map Alternatives Cooperators for Market To-Be Value Curve Key Activities Value Hypothesis What are my value propositions to the customer? Value Proposition Canvas Problem What is my Non- promise to customer? Customer User Journey Map Solution BM Canvas BC Service Prototyping Channels What is my customer’s unmet needs? Lean Startup Strategy Sequence - Adoption - Tipping Point Leadership Channels (Customer Relationships) Who should I work with to enter the Market? Customer LS Do Test Who should I work with to make the Solution? Partners Concept Sketch Strategy Show Service Design SD Cost Structure What is main cost structure of my business? BMC Items Cost LS Items Learn Pivot http://businessmodelmap.com
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     2014.2.4) Cooperators for Innovation Generating Ideas ERRCAction Framework Problem Persona pl am What is my customer’s unmet needs? User Journey Map LS S s es roc P e  Solution Strategy Sequence - Adoption - Tipping Point Leadership Ecosystem
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     Check Who should Iwork with to enter the Market? Mission Key Resources A/B Test Growth Hypothesis Cooperators for Market Empathy How can I evoke empathy from my customer? Service Blueprint Service Scenarios Divergence
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     Check Slogan (from Value Curve) ValueFactor What is my Non- promise to customer? Customer Key Activities Value Hypothesis What are my value propositions to the customer? To-Be Value Curve BM Canvas BC Do Test Who should I work with to make the Solution? Buyer Utility Map Customer Segments Lean Startup Service Prototyping Strategy Show Who is my customer? Service Design SD Co-creation Workshop Strategy Canvas Concept Sketch Customer Blue Ocean Strategy Are the needs attractive enough to the market? Market Does it have unfair advantages over my competitors? Advantage Revenue Problem
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     Dive What is mainrevenue stream of my business? Does my concept have emotional and cultural aspects? Value Curve Monitoring PMS Map Strategy Sequence - Target Pricing - Target Cost Six Path High Concept Key Metrics Pivot Cohort Analysis Exploring Opportunities Problem/Market
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      Diagnose This work islicensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ . What is main cost structure of my business? BMC Items Cost LS Items Learn Pivot http://businessmodelmap.com
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