The document outlines Edengene's 'Business Model Bible', which presents over 50 structured ways for companies to innovate their business models and create value through various strategies such as pricing, product development, distribution, and market innovation. It emphasizes the importance of adapting business models in response to changing market demands and internal capabilities, encouraging companies to assess their operational disruption tolerance and the potential for growth. Key examples include Vodafone's 'pay-as-you-go' pricing model and Netflix's shift to subscription services, illustrating how innovative approaches can lead to significant industry transformations.

1. Business Model BibleCreating Value through InnovationThe art and science of innovation

2. Part 1:Introducing Business Model InnovationThe art and science of innovation

3. Business Model Innovation: challenging the assumptions a company holds about the way it creates value.The Edengene Definition

4. IntroductionThe purpose of this document…There are thousands of ways to target new customers, or create new value propositions

5. However, there are a limited number of structured ways that youcan alter the way you play in the value chain, partner with your stakeholder network, align your product portfolio against customer need and therefore the way that your business makes money

6. Edengene’s “Business Model Bible” lays out more than 50 ways of creating value or making money, illustrated by thought provoking global examples across a wide range of different industries

7. Innovation has never been more important. Edengene’s “Business Model Bible” is designed to provide inspiration and act as an reference tool for any innovatorA corporation is a living organism; it has to continue to shed its skin. Methods have to change. Focus has to change. Values have to change. The sum total of those changes is complete transformation.Andrew Grove, Founder of Intel Corporation

8. Punched card data processing equipment“Computing Tabulating Recording Corporation”IBM is one company that has continually challenged assumptions about its business model18931940s1980s19241960s2000sWeighing scales

9. Automatic meat slicer

10. Time keeping systems

11. Punched card equipment

12. Browning automatic rifles

13. MI carbine

14. The Manhattan Project (atomic bombs)

15. IBM mainframes

16. IBM PCs

17. Chip sets

18. Services

19. Consulting