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The document outlines a mission statement and business concept for an organization that aims to help people achieve their dreams and shape the world through animated presentations and knowledge sharing. It discusses opportunities to provide how-to manuals and partial patent ownership. The goals are to build a direct mailing list of sponsors and clients, eventually conduct an IPO, and reach $100 million within five years. Key requirements include computer technology for animations and visuals, brainstorming resources, and determining financial needs, distribution, and promotion strategies. Near term issues involve testing the concept within the team, while long term focuses on investment strategies and developing a culture around intellectual property bargaining.

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This document outlines the key steps a product manager must take to move an idea to a successful product. It discusses factors to consider such as validating the market need, determining how to fund development, building prototypes, deciding whether to pursue the idea further, and both technical and business aspects of development and commercialization. Key steps include determining passion and strengths/weaknesses, validating the idea with potential customers, assessing competitors, defining requirements, gathering feedback, determining pricing and distribution channels, protecting intellectual property, and planning for future growth.

Great companies are built on great products.

Paul Ortchanian

The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of key players in product development such as the CEO, product manager, designer, and developer. It emphasizes that the product manager's main role is to sell the vision ("Sell the Goddam Dream") and make others care about it. It also discusses the importance of establishing the problem to be solved, value proposition, hypotheses, and success criteria to align stakeholders and focus efforts. Product management involves clearly communicating the strategy through repetition to ensure understanding.

Hooked On Idealism

RPReibold

1. The document proposes using computer animations to visualize people's dreams and ideas in order to patent and profit from them. 2. It argues that ideas and dreams have never been patented before, leaving a market untapped. Animating ideas could generate patents, royalties, and guidance rights over the patents. 3. A plan is outlined to hire animators, advertise the opportunity, use questionnaires to clarify visions, and further research animations that could spawn additional innovations.

Web Interface

RPReibold

Proc&Purch Profile

Robert Murray

REM Associates is a management consulting firm that provides procurement and purchasing consulting services. It has over four dozen experienced consultants with backgrounds in various business functions and industries. REM Associates works with clients to assess their procurement and purchasing operations, evaluate processes, develop strategies and plans for improvement, and assist with implementing recommendations. The document provides an overview of REM Associates' services and experience working with a range of industrial, consumer product, and other clients on procurement and purchasing engagements.

Recruitment Intro Brochure June 09

AlisonMacdonnell

Ragged Edge Consulting is a recruitment firm established in 2000 that specializes in the freight, shipping, transport and logistics industries. They provide recruitment and consulting services using a staff with over 30 years of industry experience. Their benefits include advertising client job openings for free to reach qualified candidates, managing the recruitment process, and having extensive industry networks. They also work with educational institutions to promote careers in logistics. Their terms and conditions cover providing permanent or temporary staffing along with interim managers, with fees ranging from 15-20% of annual salary depending on the position.

A Prefab Company

RPReibold

This prefab company aims to become a necessary global provider of new products and services. It will focus on atomic research and materials engineering to develop novel materials. The company sees opportunities to replace existing materials with customized ones for specific uses. It plans to encourage contributions from external resources by offering partial ownership. The goals over five years are to own patents on new materials, be an appreciated company, and expand through self-funding branches in other regions.

LyleGoodis&Assoc. New Promo V 2.0

Lyle Goodis

This document provides tips for pitching and networking successfully. It discusses the key components of an effective pitch, including focusing on the customer's pain, market opportunity, solution, business model, and team. It warns against common networking mistakes like name dropping or talking too much about oneself. The document emphasizes the importance of genuinely listening to others during networking. It also outlines the typical structure of a pitch, with sections on problem, solution, traction, and timeline. Overall, the document offers guidance on crafting and delivering concise, impactful pitches and maximizing the benefits of networking interactions.

How to build a startup new frontiers 2017

Raomal Perera

This document provides an overview of strategy and business models for a startup module. It introduces concepts like identifying customer problems, developing minimum viable products, and qualitatively and quantitatively validating solutions. It discusses frameworks like the business model canvas and value proposition canvas that can be used to organize thinking and gather customer feedback. Finally, it covers examining the business environment including trends, market forces, macroeconomic factors and industry forces that influence business models. The goal is to help students build successful startups by first discovering problems and then inventing, designing and building business models to solve them.

Think like a tech startup webinar

Tallwave

This document provides an overview of an agenda for launching a new idea or business. It discusses validating ideas through quick prototyping, finding product-market fit, developing an MVP, telling your brand's story, and optimizing sales and marketing systems. Caveats for technology businesses are also presented, such as the risk of inertia, the likelihood that the initial idea will be wrong, and potential challenges as the tech business outpaces the core business. Guest speaker Greg Woodman shares his experience transforming a niche business into a major fundraising platform through database marketing.

Webinar for Apr 2019 - AI Powered Insurer

The Digital Insurer

This document discusses an AI-powered insurer of the future. Key points: - Advances in data, AI, and cloud computing are changing insurer functions like underwriting, claims, and customer service by bridging gaps between value chain components. - Insurers of the future will require new skills like using AI to personalize customer experiences, augmenting internal data with external sources, and leveraging AI and data for superior claims handling. - Insurers can take either a defensive or offensive strategy to AI - defensive focuses on compliance while offensive uses data and AI to solve business problems and improve competitiveness. - Insurers are using a range of AI techniques like natural language processing, predictive

Idea Validation Report - Online Media Portal

Oximus Research Sphere

The document describes a concept for an online media portal that allows users to create short films depicting their autobiographies or "selfiegraphies" using 4K resolution cameras. However, the startup lacks a clear business model and faces strong competition from platforms like YouTube that already allow similar activities. The evaluator provides feedback that the startup needs to further analyze its business model, conduct market research to validate customer demand, and develop a strong marketing strategy in order to compete effectively.

Lecture Entrepreneurship -The Art of the Start - How to start a Venture Capit...

Michael Altendorf

The document discusses starting a venture capital (VC) backed company and provides advice from Michael Altendorf on this process. It introduces ADTELLIGENCE, a German tech company founded by Altendorf and others with a team of experts from companies like SAP, Google, and IBM. Their technology creates the basis for successful business models in areas like web 2.0 and mobile platforms. The document then provides tips on developing the idea, building a team, creating a business plan, finding investors, developing the product and market strategy, and other key steps to starting a VC backed company.

Idea Validation Report - Getting traffic for websites

Oximus Research Sphere

The document discusses idea validation services provided by Ideovate.io. It begins by outlining the real problem of getting affordable traffic for websites globally. It then describes Ideovate's solution of validating startup ideas in 3 steps: submitting the idea, answering validation questions, and receiving a diagnostic report on the idea. The document provides details on Ideovate's free, basic, professional, and enterprise validation plans, which evaluate ideas on various parameters like business model, market size, disruptive potential, and founder quality. The goal is to help startup owners validate their ideas before spending significant resources on them.

Think Different About Marketing | Ed Field - Digino

Enterprise Ireland

The document discusses the importance of rethinking and recrafting marketing communications and tactics. It emphasizes that marketing is as important as other business functions like product, service, people and finance. It then outlines the key components of developing a strong "marketing engine", including research, defining purpose and position, crafting a pitch, developing a marketing strategy and plan, establishing a brand style and personality, and creating marketing materials. The goal is to fully bring a company's pitch and personality to life across all communications and implement proven tactics to reach and engage customers.

Playing Field, Competition, and Our Organization (Student will.docx

infantsuk

Playing Field, Competition, and Our Organization (Student will update all sections color-coded in RED) Introduction Provide an opening paragraph which explains the intended purpose of this Executive Briefing. Playing Field Company Name Example “Motel Six” Organization within the company Example “Motel Division”. (note: If your company is diverse like Apple, it is advised to analyze a specific segment/business unit/product because competitors in the iPhone segment (Samsung/Google) are very different than competitors in their Music division (Spotify, Pandora) Industry Example “Hospitality Industry” Market Size Provide a market size estimate for the Industry or the Playing Field Recommended Playing Field Example: “Two-star motels in the US and Canada serving road travelers.” (note: this is the specific description of the segment of the industry in which you will compete. These often have geographic boundaries and descriptors of the key product attributes.) Rationale for Recommended Playing Field Brief explanation of why you selected this segment. (Note: we usually determine target segments based on factors like revenue potential, growth rates, financial attractiveness, conformance with our key capabilities and competencies, our ability to meet this segment’s customer needs, etc.) Competitor 1 Size Provide information on the relative size of this competitor in the Playing Field. if specific data is not available, a qualitative description is acceptable like "Company X is believed to be the market leader" or "Company Y is relatively small and focused only in the US and doesn't have a presence in Canada." Most Significant Strength Highlight their biggest strength, and briefly explain how it helps them compete effectively. Most Significant Weakness Highlight their biggest weakness, and briefly explain how it hinders their ability to compete effectively. Recent Performance Explain whether they are generally winning or losing in this Playing Field. Note, you would be well-served to support your conclusions with data Major Developments? Has the competitor introduced any game-changing new products, technologies, capabilities, etc. (focus on revolutionary and not evolutionary). Have they developed (or lost) a key competitive advantage? Competitor 2 Size Provide information on the relative size of this competitor in the Playing Field – qualitative perspective is acceptable if data is not available Most Significant Strength Highlight their biggest strength, and briefly explain how it helps them compete effectively. Most Significant Weakness Highlight their biggest weakness, and briefly explain how it hinders their ability to compete effectively. Recent Performance Explain whether they are generally winning or losing in this Playing Field. Note, you would be well-served to support your conclusions with data. Major Developments? Has the competitor introduced any game-changing new products, technologies, capabilities, etc. (fo.

Playing Field, Competition, and Our Organization (Student will.docx

stilliegeorgiana

This executive briefing provides an analysis of the playing field, two major competitors, and the organization. It describes the industry and recommended market segment. Competitor 1 is the largest with strong brand recognition as its strength, but high costs as its weakness. Competitor 2 has a smaller presence with innovative new products as its strength and lack of scale as its weakness. The organization is mid-sized with knowledgeable employees as its strength and limited resources as its weakness. In conclusion, success will depend on effective use of capabilities to meet customer needs in the growing market segment.

Spotlightly work Proposal

mkyun1

Spotlight.ly is a global community and co-working space for creators. It provides flexible workspaces, meeting rooms, and community events to help creators collaborate. Spotlight.ly crews facilitate connections between members and provide business support services. The goal is to build a "real" community that helps creators through physical and virtual interaction. Members can access resources from Spotlight.ly centers around the world to support their work.

[spotlight.ly work] co-working space business plan

spotlightly

Spotlight.ly is a global community and co-working space for creators. It provides affordable memberships including open desk, dedicated desk, and private office options. Members have access to coworking spaces, meeting rooms, events, and an online community app. The goal is for creators to focus on their work while gaining business support, networking opportunities, and discounts through partnerships with local service providers. Spotlight.ly crews help connect members to resources and each other. Current locations are in Korea and China, with plans to expand globally to support collaboration between creators around the world.

7 ways to future-proof your company

Bundl

Business market landscapes are evolving and companies need to act fast to stay relevant. This deck talks about why this shift is happening and how you stay ahead in your own industry. Included are 7 ways to future-proof your business and reinforce your position in the market. If you want the deck for yourself you can download it using the following link ---> https://bundl.buzz/future-proof

ITNetwork BACon agile spring. Андрей Таганский - Product Manager - профессия...

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Putting Digital Marketing at the Centre of your International Business Strat...

Enterprise Ireland

This document discusses the importance of putting digital marketing at the center of an international business strategy. It outlines 7 strategic digital building blocks that should be considered before building a website: 1) defining business goals for digital, 2) understanding the sales and customer buying process, 3) defining the target market, 4) sharpening the value proposition, 5) doing digital research, 6) having a plan to promote the business online, and 7) ensuring business processes are aligned. It then provides examples of successful client strategies that followed these fundamentals.

Scientific and ROI Oriented Advertising

Vivek Khandelwal

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Anubhav Sinha

The document provides an agenda for a workshop on agile and scrum topics, including introductions, exercises on the role of the product owner and team formation, discussions on invention versus innovation and product failures, and ceremonies in scrum. The workshop aims to help participants understand key agile concepts and share experiences in agile roles through interactive exercises and discussions.

10 Things Emerging Technology Companies Need to Know to Jump Start Their Way ...

Debbie Gee

The document provides advice for emerging technology companies on how to jump start revenue generation. It discusses 10 key things companies need to know, including being wary of hastily hiring a sales force, being objective about their technology offering, knowing their competition, understanding where they are in the emerging technology curve, clearly communicating value to customers, being prepared to invest in winning customers, knowing when to partner, leveraging existing customers, simplifying their message, and being realistic about timelines. It also discusses how companies can execute their strategies through an outsourced sales and marketing option to help reduce costs and accelerate revenue.

Selling your story

Thomas Miller

Getting funded sometimes seems like a career itself (and indeed it is a big part of the CEO’s responsibilities). In order to succeed, need to understand both the rules of the game and the equipment – without these you may squander some of your most valuable resources - time and relationships. Two keys communication tools are the Executive Summary and the PowerPoint Presentation (Pitch Deck). This forum will help you understand how these tools are used to generate a face-to-face meeting, make a persuasive and memorable presentation, and then follow through with the details needed for investors to begin their due diligence process.