Presentation on the "Urban Agenda" (App for Smartphone) and Execution Analysis Project
By "Stark" Team members: http://venture-lab.org/venture/teams/15603
Alfonso Tienda
Paula Salvador
Pedro Olivares Sánchez
Rubén Salvador
Victor Benkovsky
Introduction To Solution Marketing (Fall 2009)Steve Robins
Stop selling products. Start selling solutions to your customers' problems. This presentation will show you how.
Steve Robins has been helping software companies to transform into successful solution providers for over ten years. Learn more at http://www.SolutionMarketingStrategies.com.Read the Solution Marketing Blog:
http://www.SolutionMarketingBlog.com
Solution Marketing Best Practices (Case Studies)Steve Robins
Today, customers want more than software products alone – they want comprehensive solutions that solve their business problems. During this presentation, we’ll look at how leading software companies are using solution marketing. You’ll learn best practices and gain new ideas that you can use in your organization. Companies included: Intuit, PowerAdvocate, HubSpot, Oracle, SAP, Microsoft, Comcast, Salesforce.com and Amazon.
nfinite Insight is a strategic market research and insight agency operating across the African continent.
We are a team of experienced market research professionals, who have worked with blue chip clients across Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe and America.
Our collective personal experience of working in these diverse markets informs our sensitivity to the peculiarities and cultural differences of individual markets.
We adapt and fine-tune research tools and techniques to give you infinite insight...
Introduction To Solution Marketing (Fall 2009)Steve Robins
Stop selling products. Start selling solutions to your customers' problems. This presentation will show you how.
Steve Robins has been helping software companies to transform into successful solution providers for over ten years. Learn more at http://www.SolutionMarketingStrategies.com.Read the Solution Marketing Blog:
http://www.SolutionMarketingBlog.com
Solution Marketing Best Practices (Case Studies)Steve Robins
Today, customers want more than software products alone – they want comprehensive solutions that solve their business problems. During this presentation, we’ll look at how leading software companies are using solution marketing. You’ll learn best practices and gain new ideas that you can use in your organization. Companies included: Intuit, PowerAdvocate, HubSpot, Oracle, SAP, Microsoft, Comcast, Salesforce.com and Amazon.
nfinite Insight is a strategic market research and insight agency operating across the African continent.
We are a team of experienced market research professionals, who have worked with blue chip clients across Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe and America.
Our collective personal experience of working in these diverse markets informs our sensitivity to the peculiarities and cultural differences of individual markets.
We adapt and fine-tune research tools and techniques to give you infinite insight...
Venture Lab 2012 | Technology Entrepreneurship | STARK Team | Urban Agenda lo...Vicok Picersky
Presentation on the lo-fi protoype of the "Urban Agenda" (App for Smartphone) and Opportunity Analysis Project
http://prezi.com/ox6_eeprpl7x/urban-agenda/
By "Stark" Team members: http://venture-lab.org/venture/teams/15603
Alfonso Tienda
Paula Salvador
Pedro Olivares Sánchez
Rubén Salvador
Victor Benkovsky
Venture Lab 2012 | Technology Entrepreneurship | STARK Team | Urban Agenda lo...Vicok Picersky
Presentation on the lo-fi protoype of the "Urban Agenda" (App for Smartphone)
http://prezi.com/ox6_eeprpl7x/urban-agenda/
By "Stark" Team members: http://venture-lab.org/venture/teams/15603
Alfonso Tienda
Paula Salvador
Pedro Olivares Sánchez
Rubén Salvador
Victor Benkovsky
01 存活者偏誤 The Survivorship Bias
為何你偶爾也該去「墓仔埔」逛一逛
02 泳將身材的錯覺 The Swimmer’s Body Illusion
哈佛究竟是一所好大學,還是一所爛大學?我們其實並不清楚
03 過度自信效應 The Overconfidence Effect
為何你總是系統性地高估了自己的學識與能力
04 社會認同 Social Proof
就算有百萬人主張某件蠢事是對的,這件蠢事也不會因此就變成對的
05 沉沒成本謬誤 The Sunk Cost Fallacy
為何你不該留戀過往
06 互惠 The Reciprocity
為何你不該讓人請喝東西
07 確認偏誤(一) The Confirmation Bias (Part 1)
當你見到了「特殊情況」這種字眼,請格外小心
08 確認偏誤(二) The Confirmation Bias (Part 2)
幹掉你的寶貝
09 權威偏誤 The Authority Bias
為何你該藐視權威
10 對比效應 The Contrast Effect
為何你最好別找模特兒等級的朋友一道出門
11 現成偏誤 The Availability Bias
為何你寧可聊勝於無地使用一張錯誤的地圖
12 「在好轉之前會先惡化」的陷阱 Die Es-wird-schlimmer-bevores-besser-kommt-Falle
要是有人建議你一條「先經一番寒徹骨」的路,你最好對這樣的建議多點戒心
13 故事偏誤 The Story Bias
為何就連真實的故事也都是騙局
14 後見之明偏誤 The Hindsight Bias
為何你該寫日記
15 司機的知識 The Chauffeur Knowledge
為何你對名嘴所說的話不要太過認真
16 控制的錯覺 Illusion of Control
你比你以為的還要來得狀況外
17 激勵過敏傾向 The Incentive Superresponse Tendency
為何你不該按實際開銷付錢給你的律師
18 均值迴歸 Regression Toward the Mean
醫師、顧問、教練以及心理治療師的效用令人質疑
19 公地悲劇 The Tragedy of the Commons
為什麼理性的人不去訴諸理性
20 結果偏誤 The Outcome Bias
請別用結果來論斷某個決定
21 選擇的弔詭 The Paradox of Choice
為何更多反而是更少
22 討喜偏誤 The Liking Bias
由於你想受人歡迎,於是你做出一些非理性的事
23 稟賦效應 The Endowment Effect
請不要緊抱著某件事物不放
24 奇蹟 The Wonder
「不可能」事件的必然性
25 團體迷思 Groupthink
為何共識可能是危險的
26 輕忽機率偏誤 The Neglect of Probability
為什麼樂透的彩金會愈來愈大
27 零風險偏誤 The Zero-Risk Bias
為何你會為了追求零風險,而付出過多資源
28 稀少性謬誤 The Scarcity Fallacy
為何餅乾愈少愈可口
29 忽視基本比率 The Base-Rate Neglect
當你在懷俄明州聽到了馬蹄聲,且看到了黑白條紋……
30 賭徒謬誤 The Gambler’s Fallacy
為何沒有一種平衡命運的力量
31 錨定 The Anchor
數字輪盤如何把我們搞得暈頭轉向
32 歸納法 The Induction
你要如何把別人的一百萬弄到自己的口袋裡
33 損失規避 The Loss Aversion
為什麼凶惡的臉孔比友善的臉孔更容易吸引我們的目光
34 社會性懈怠 Social Loafing
為何團隊會讓人偷懶
35 指數增長 The Exponential Growth
為什麼一張對摺的紙會超乎我們的想像
36 贏者詛咒 The Winner’s Curse
你願意為一歐元出多少錢?
37 基本歸因謬誤 The Fundamental Attribution Error
請你別去問作家,他所寫的小說是不是他的自傳
38 錯誤的因果關係 The False Causality
為何你不該相信送子鳥的傳說
39 月暈效應 The Halo Effect
為何長相好看的人容易事業有成
40 替代路徑 The Alternate Path
恭喜你!你贏了俄羅斯輪盤
41 預測的錯覺 The Forecast Illusion
水晶球如何搞得你目眩神迷
42 聯結謬誤 The Conjunction Fallacy
為什麼合情合理的故事會誤
Customer Value and What Things are Worth (DIT Product Mgmt)Rich Mironov
From my Feb 2014 class time in Dublin Institute of Technology's product management certificate program: a module on quantifying customer value (esp B2B) and how to price software/technology solutions. In-class exercises removed.
Venture Lab 2012 | Technology Entrepreneurship | STARK Team | Urban Agenda lo...Vicok Picersky
Presentation on the lo-fi protoype of the "Urban Agenda" (App for Smartphone) and Opportunity Analysis Project
http://prezi.com/ox6_eeprpl7x/urban-agenda/
By "Stark" Team members: http://venture-lab.org/venture/teams/15603
Alfonso Tienda
Paula Salvador
Pedro Olivares Sánchez
Rubén Salvador
Victor Benkovsky
Venture Lab 2012 | Technology Entrepreneurship | STARK Team | Urban Agenda lo...Vicok Picersky
Presentation on the lo-fi protoype of the "Urban Agenda" (App for Smartphone)
http://prezi.com/ox6_eeprpl7x/urban-agenda/
By "Stark" Team members: http://venture-lab.org/venture/teams/15603
Alfonso Tienda
Paula Salvador
Pedro Olivares Sánchez
Rubén Salvador
Victor Benkovsky
01 存活者偏誤 The Survivorship Bias
為何你偶爾也該去「墓仔埔」逛一逛
02 泳將身材的錯覺 The Swimmer’s Body Illusion
哈佛究竟是一所好大學,還是一所爛大學?我們其實並不清楚
03 過度自信效應 The Overconfidence Effect
為何你總是系統性地高估了自己的學識與能力
04 社會認同 Social Proof
就算有百萬人主張某件蠢事是對的,這件蠢事也不會因此就變成對的
05 沉沒成本謬誤 The Sunk Cost Fallacy
為何你不該留戀過往
06 互惠 The Reciprocity
為何你不該讓人請喝東西
07 確認偏誤(一) The Confirmation Bias (Part 1)
當你見到了「特殊情況」這種字眼,請格外小心
08 確認偏誤(二) The Confirmation Bias (Part 2)
幹掉你的寶貝
09 權威偏誤 The Authority Bias
為何你該藐視權威
10 對比效應 The Contrast Effect
為何你最好別找模特兒等級的朋友一道出門
11 現成偏誤 The Availability Bias
為何你寧可聊勝於無地使用一張錯誤的地圖
12 「在好轉之前會先惡化」的陷阱 Die Es-wird-schlimmer-bevores-besser-kommt-Falle
要是有人建議你一條「先經一番寒徹骨」的路,你最好對這樣的建議多點戒心
13 故事偏誤 The Story Bias
為何就連真實的故事也都是騙局
14 後見之明偏誤 The Hindsight Bias
為何你該寫日記
15 司機的知識 The Chauffeur Knowledge
為何你對名嘴所說的話不要太過認真
16 控制的錯覺 Illusion of Control
你比你以為的還要來得狀況外
17 激勵過敏傾向 The Incentive Superresponse Tendency
為何你不該按實際開銷付錢給你的律師
18 均值迴歸 Regression Toward the Mean
醫師、顧問、教練以及心理治療師的效用令人質疑
19 公地悲劇 The Tragedy of the Commons
為什麼理性的人不去訴諸理性
20 結果偏誤 The Outcome Bias
請別用結果來論斷某個決定
21 選擇的弔詭 The Paradox of Choice
為何更多反而是更少
22 討喜偏誤 The Liking Bias
由於你想受人歡迎,於是你做出一些非理性的事
23 稟賦效應 The Endowment Effect
請不要緊抱著某件事物不放
24 奇蹟 The Wonder
「不可能」事件的必然性
25 團體迷思 Groupthink
為何共識可能是危險的
26 輕忽機率偏誤 The Neglect of Probability
為什麼樂透的彩金會愈來愈大
27 零風險偏誤 The Zero-Risk Bias
為何你會為了追求零風險,而付出過多資源
28 稀少性謬誤 The Scarcity Fallacy
為何餅乾愈少愈可口
29 忽視基本比率 The Base-Rate Neglect
當你在懷俄明州聽到了馬蹄聲,且看到了黑白條紋……
30 賭徒謬誤 The Gambler’s Fallacy
為何沒有一種平衡命運的力量
31 錨定 The Anchor
數字輪盤如何把我們搞得暈頭轉向
32 歸納法 The Induction
你要如何把別人的一百萬弄到自己的口袋裡
33 損失規避 The Loss Aversion
為什麼凶惡的臉孔比友善的臉孔更容易吸引我們的目光
34 社會性懈怠 Social Loafing
為何團隊會讓人偷懶
35 指數增長 The Exponential Growth
為什麼一張對摺的紙會超乎我們的想像
36 贏者詛咒 The Winner’s Curse
你願意為一歐元出多少錢?
37 基本歸因謬誤 The Fundamental Attribution Error
請你別去問作家,他所寫的小說是不是他的自傳
38 錯誤的因果關係 The False Causality
為何你不該相信送子鳥的傳說
39 月暈效應 The Halo Effect
為何長相好看的人容易事業有成
40 替代路徑 The Alternate Path
恭喜你!你贏了俄羅斯輪盤
41 預測的錯覺 The Forecast Illusion
水晶球如何搞得你目眩神迷
42 聯結謬誤 The Conjunction Fallacy
為什麼合情合理的故事會誤
Customer Value and What Things are Worth (DIT Product Mgmt)Rich Mironov
From my Feb 2014 class time in Dublin Institute of Technology's product management certificate program: a module on quantifying customer value (esp B2B) and how to price software/technology solutions. In-class exercises removed.
OpsStars Boston Workshop | Operationalize the Customer ExperienceLeanData
Brian Shaner – VP of Marketing, Pedowitz Group
Bruce Huie – Strategic Account Director, Pedowitz Group
In this workshop, The Pedowitz Group will facilitate a discussion with audience members around the steps that you can take to operationalize the customer experience. The steps and questions will include: A discussion of how to evolve your sales funnel or waterfall view of the world to one based on a customer journey map; Evolving your marketing communications and content to use the customer journey map as the basis for planning; Changing your funnel reporting metrics and conversions to use the customer journey map; Program and campaign planning that starts with the customer journey, and not the product; and How well does your MarTech stack serve your customer needs along their journey? Better customer experiences will not just happen because the website UI is improved, or web chat is available 24/7. Better customer experience arises from learning where the customer is in their engagement journey and adapting your firm’s behavior to align with their current state. Your customer journey map should be the touchstone for all customer facing organizations to optimize their customer engagement and operationalize the customer experience.
Customer Engagement Strategies Overview
The ADM Professional Community is a living example of the compelling value proposition for online communities that serve the automotive industry. ADM serves as proof that the impact of Social Media on the automotive vertical is more significant than widely understood. Be sure to visit the ADM Professional Community at http://www.AutomotiveDigitalMarketing.com or the acronym URL at http://www.ADMPC.com or the Twitter URL at http://ADM.fm today, and don’t just be a Lurker... Join!
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The French Revolution, which began in 1789, was a period of radical social and political upheaval in France. It marked the decline of absolute monarchies, the rise of secular and democratic republics, and the eventual rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. This revolutionary period is crucial in understanding the transition from feudalism to modernity in Europe.
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It is possible to hide or invisible some fields in odoo. Commonly using “invisible” attribute in the field definition to invisible the fields. This slide will show how to make a field invisible in odoo 17.
We all have good and bad thoughts from time to time and situation to situation. We are bombarded daily with spiraling thoughts(both negative and positive) creating all-consuming feel , making us difficult to manage with associated suffering. Good thoughts are like our Mob Signal (Positive thought) amidst noise(negative thought) in the atmosphere. Negative thoughts like noise outweigh positive thoughts. These thoughts often create unwanted confusion, trouble, stress and frustration in our mind as well as chaos in our physical world. Negative thoughts are also known as “distorted thinking”.
2. STARK TEAM
Alfonso Tienda Braulio
Computer Science
Engineer
Rubén Salvador Edo
Telecommunications
& Electronic Engineer
Victor Benkovsky
Pedro Olivares Sánchez
Architect
Computer Science Urban Planner
Engineer
Paula Salvador Edo
Architect
Urban Planner
3. THE CONCEPT
Our concept is based on the idea that, on the
one hand any business needs advertising, be
seen and attract customers. On the other hand,
customers need quick information about events
occurring in the city: the current era requires
platforms that allow users to make quick
decisions at every moment and in any place.
If all this is focused on the entertainment industry,
we get "Urban Agenda App", the mobile
application that allows you to enjoy the city to
the fullest. Taking performance to the
environment, is to take performance to life.
4. INTRODUCTION - PROBLEM /SOLUTION
• INTRODUCTION PROBLEM
PROBLEM/SOLUTION
PRODUCT A lack of a smart and useful
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL platform of information about the
events in the city
• MARKETING
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS +
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS Business needs advertising
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
SOLUTION
URBAN AGENDA APP
5. INTRODUCTION - PRODUCT
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• MARKETING
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
6. INTRODUCTION - PRODUCT
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• MARKETING
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
7. INTRODUCTION - PRODUCT
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• MARKETING
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
8. INTRODUCTION - PRODUCT
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• MARKETING
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
9. INTRODUCTION - PRODUCT
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• MARKETING
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
10. INTRODUCTION - PRODUCT
• INTRODUCTION What's special about Urban Agenda?
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL We focused on functionality demanded by our
potential customers and not available in other
• MARKETING solutions
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS We have designed a modern and comfortable
• DISTRIBUTION interface
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
11. INTRODUCTION – INITIAL CANVAS MODEL
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• MARKETING
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
12. MARKETING
• INTRODUCTION MARKETING EXPERIMENTS
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
According to our potential customer survey, 86%
of them find their cultural information speaking
• MARKETING with friends and using social networks, so we
• SALES create a Facebook page and a Twitter
• PARTNERSHIPS account.
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS They obtained dozens of followers in less than 12
• REVENUE MODEL hours (7 "Like it" and 83 followers).
• RISKS
• FUNDING We consider them potential customers, with no
• COST & 5 YEAR acquisition cost.
FORECASTING
13. MARKETING
• INTRODUCTION MARKETING EXPERIMENTS
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL From our partner survey, we know that most of
them (35 %) are pubs with pop/rock concerts.
• MARKETING So in our web we advertised two musical events
• SALES in pubs (see http://stark.coolpage.biz/index.html)
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION After the concert, we asked the audience if they
• COSTS knew about the concert from our web page.
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS 20% did, and we brought this information back to
• FUNDING the pubs. One of them will consider paying for
• COST & 5 YEAR highlighting his events.
FORECASTING
14. SALES
• INTRODUCTION Urban Agenda is a service that operates as an
PROBLEM-SOLUTION intermediary. This is why sales operate between
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
two sides:
• MARKETING SALES TO PARTNERS
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS 1) We sell the service through different rates,
• DISTRIBUTION depending on the visibility that the Partner
• COSTS wants to have within Urban Agenda App.
• REVENUE MODEL 2) By Ticket Service, Urban Agenda retains a
• RISKS percentage.
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR SALES TO CUSTOMERS
FORECASTING
We sell the “premium version”, which includes
service Augmented Reality capability. The
application is available for free with “freemium
version”.
15. SALES – TO PARTNERS
PARTNERS SURVEY: PAYMENT FOR UA SERVICES
• INTRODUCTION No
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
28%
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• MARKETING
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL Yes, if it
• RISKS brings
• FUNDING more
customers
72%
Advertising is a potential income channel. Our lo-fi
prototype got good acceptance from our
partners.
16. SALES – TO CUSTOMERS
CUSTOMERS SURVEY: PAYMENT APP
• INTRODUCTION Yes
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT 27%
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• MARKETING
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING No
• COST & 5 YEAR 73%
FORECASTING
“Freemium” model can be applied by adding
extra value.
17. PARTNERSHIPS
• INTRODUCTION • The network of partners and content suppliers
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
play a critical role in our business model.
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• These strategic alliances composed of museums,
• MARKETING art galleries, cafes, clubs, cinemas will provide
• SALES Urban Agenda with valuable contents and events
• PARTNERSHIPS for our customers.
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS • Face to face interviews with many customers
• REVENUE MODEL were scheduled.
• RISKS
• FUNDING • Very positive feedback and worthy inputs were
• COST & 5 YEAR provided by our customers
FORECASTING
18. DISTRIBUTION
• INTRODUCTION • Urban Agenda will be downloaded at the
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT most popular online app stores:
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
Google Play
• MARKETING
Apple's App Store
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION • QR codes for quick access to the download
• COSTS webpage will be available at strategic
• REVENUE MODEL locations as tourist info offices, train stations,
• RISKS cinemas, theaters. cafes, etc.
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR • The app will also be reached from our
FORECASTING partners webpages and facebook profiles
(pubs, theaters, concert halls, museums, etc).
19. COSTS
COST STRUCTURE
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
Salaries and employee
benefits €160.000 171.200 183.184 196.007 209.727
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION Occupancy fees 25.000 26.250 28.875 33.206 39.848
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL Equipment 25.000 26.250 28.875 33.206 39.848
Data processing 32.000 33.600 36.960 42.504 51.005
• MARKETING
App development 78.000 145.000 270.000 270.000 350.000
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS Sales Team 45.000 47.250 51.975 119.543 143.451
• DISTRIBUTION Consulting Firm 30.000 34.500 39.675 45.626 52.470
• COSTS Marketing 35.000 103.950 308.732 916.933 2.723.290
• REVENUE MODEL
Specialized AR Firm 55.000 57.750 63.525 73.054 87.665
• RISKS
• FUNDING Other 5.000 5.250 5.775 6.641 7.970
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING Personnel costs and the cost of implementation is
estimated by correlating data from companies in the
same target market. The incremental cost of
marketing is due to the expansion of the project.
Other costs included in „Risks‟ sections
20. REVENUE MODEL
• INTRODUCTION FREE
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL CONSUMERS
PREMIUM $
• MARKETING VERSION
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION PROFITS
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR
ADVERTISING %$
FORECASTING
PARTNERS
TICKETS SALE %$
21. RISKS
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION Technology
PRODUCT Team Risks
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL Risks
• MARKETING
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS Capital
Market Risks
• FUNDING Risks
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
22. RISKS
• INTRODUCTION Id Risk Probability Impact Class
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
The team has no previous
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL experience in the entertainment
1 industry 10 8 Team
• MARKETING 2 Debt crisis in Europe 8 7 Capital
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS 3 Economic Crisis in Europe 8 3 Market
• DISTRIBUTION Lack of knowledge about the
4 laws in other countries 8 6 Team
• COSTS
Changes and progress in
• REVENUE MODEL augmented reality
5 6 6 Technology
• RISKS Emergence of new unsupported
• FUNDING 6 platforms 4 6 Technology
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING 7 Delays in capital contribution 3 7 Capital
8 Changing trends in ticket sales 2 6 Market
Expected App acceptance lower
9 than initial estimation 6 10 Market
Partners not ready to automate
10 their ticket sales 8 7 Market
23. RISKS
Evaluation
9
10
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION 1
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL 7 2
10
8 6 5
• MARKETING
4
• SALES 5
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION 3
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS
• FUNDING 0
• COST & 5 YEAR 0 5 10
FORECASTING
We will take actions to the risks of the upper right
quadrant. They are the most important.
24. RISKS
Actions
RISK ACTION ACTION
TYPE
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT 1. Team has no previous Mitigate Hiring an experienced
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
experience in salesperson in the field. Cost
entertainment 45k€/y
• MARKETING
• SALES 2. Debt crisis in Europe Avoid Find funding in VC firms
• PARTNERSHIPS (No bank loans)
• DISTRIBUTION 4. Lack of knowledge in Avoid Engage the services of a
• COSTS laws in other countries consulting company specialized
• REVENUE MODEL in technology startups. Cost
• RISKS 30k€/y
• FUNDING 5. Changes and progress Mitigate Partnership with specialized
• COST & 5 YEAR in augmented reality software firm. Extra cost
FORECASTING 55k€/y
9. Expected App Mitigate Perform short development
acceptance lower than cycles to quickly adapt to the
expected needs and requirements of our
customers.
25. FUNDING
The table shows the funding sources for the project,
indicating the due date and the required amount
of money. The reason for these funding sources and
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
shareholder dilution are reflected in the cash flow
PRODUCT on the next point.
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• MARKETING TYPE DATE AMOUNT
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS Equity Capital /FFF Month 0 60.000 €
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS Business Angel Month 6 100.000 €
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS Venture Capital – Month 20 350,000 €
• FUNDING Round 1
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
Venture Capital – Month 48 2.000.000 €
Round 2
IPO Year 7 ???
26. Profit and Loss Projections COST & 5 YEAR FORECASTING
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5
Income
In-App advertisement
and positioning 40.000 42.000 46.200 53.130 63.756
• INTRODUCTION Pro App 28.000 49.840 88.715 157.913 281.085
PROBLEM-SOLUTION Tickets revenue 198.000 267.300 697.653 1.820.874 4.752.482
PRODUCT Total Noninterest Income €266.000 €359.140 €832.568 €2.031.917 €5.097.323
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
Expense
• MARKETING Salaries and employee
• SALES benefits €160.000 171.200 183.184 196.007 209.727
• PARTNERSHIPS Occupancy fees 25.000 26.250 28.875 33.206 39.848
Equipment 25.000 26.250 28.875 33.206 39.848
• DISTRIBUTION Data processing 32.000 33.600 36.960 42.504 51.005
• COSTS App development 78.000 145.000 270.000 270.000 350.000
• REVENUE MODEL Sales Team 45.000 47.250 51.975 119.543 143.451
• RISKS Consulting Firm 30.000 34.500 39.675 45.626 52.470
• FUNDING Marketing 35.000 103.950 308.732 916.933 2.723.290
• COST & 5 YEAR Specialized AR Firm 55.000 57.750 63.525 73.054 87.665
FORECASTING Other 5.000 5.250 5.775 6.641 7.970
Total Expense €490.000 €651.000 €1.017.576 €1.736.720 €3.705.272
Income before taxes on
income (€224.000) (€291.860) (€185.007) €295.198 €1.392.051
Taxes on income 30% -67.200 -87.558 -55.502 88.559 417.615
Net Income or Loss (€156.800) (€204.302) (€129.505) €206.638 €974.436
27. COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
Profit and Loss Projections
- Revenues are based on the market
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
share that we believe we can achieve in
PRODUCT each period.
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
€1,200,000
• MARKETING
• SALES €1,000,000
• PARTNERSHIPS
€800,000
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS €600,000
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS €400,000
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR €200,000
FORECASTING
€0
1 2 3 4 5
(€200,000)
(€400,000)
28. COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
• INTRODUCTION Cash Flow Projections
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
• MARKETING
• SALES Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Total
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION Net income (€156.800) (€204.302) (€129.505) €206.638 €974.436 €690.467
• COSTS
• REVENUE MODEL Cash from
external funding €100.000 €350.000 €2.000.000
• RISKS
• FUNDING Total Operating
Activities (€56.800) €145.698 (€129.505) €206.638 €2.974.436 €3.140.467
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
Begginning Cash
Balance €60.000 €3.200 €148.898 €19.393 €226.031
Ending Cash
Balance €3.200 €148.898 €19.393 €226.031 €3.200.467
29. COST & 5 YEAR
Cash Flow Projections FORECASTING
- Second VC funding is to get worldwide
market on year six, to achieve the IPO in
• INTRODUCTION year 7-10.
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT €3,500,000
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
MARKETING
€3,000,000
•
• SALES
• PARTNERSHIPS €2,500,000
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS €2,000,000
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS €1,500,000
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR €1,000,000
FORECASTING
€500,000
€0
1 2 3 4 5
30. COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
Funding Projections by year
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
5
• MARKETING
• SALES
4
• PARTNERSHIPS
• DISTRIBUTION
• COSTS 3
• REVENUE MODEL
• RISKS 2
• FUNDING
• COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING 1
€0 €500,000 €1,000,000 €1,500,000 €2,000,000
31. COST & 5 YEAR
Shareholder Dilution FORECASTING
Share Value
Initial Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 year 5
• INTRODUCTION €
PROBLEM-SOLUTION Partner #1 20% 16,67% 15% 15% 15% 13,9% 2.174.063,81
PRODUCT €
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL Partner #2 20% 16,67% 15% 15% 15% 13,9% 2.174.063,81
€
Partner #3 20% 16,67% 15% 15% 15% 13,9% 2.174.063,81
• MARKETING €
• SALES Partner #4 20% 16,67% 15% 15% 15% 13,9% 2.174.063,81
• PARTNERSHIPS Partner #5 20% 16,67% 15% 15% 15%
€
13,9% 2.174.063,81
• DISTRIBUTION €
• COSTS Business Angel 0% 16,67% 15% 15% 15% 13,9% 2.174.063,81
€
• REVENUE MODEL VC - 1st round 0% 0% 10% 10% 10% 9,3% 1.449.375,87
• RISKS €
VC - 2nd round 0% 0% 7,5% 1.175.169,63
• FUNDING Company value (PER $ $
• COST & 5 YEAR based) $ - $ -$ - 3.322.745 15.668.928
FORECASTING
Shareholder dilution
- 1st round dilution is based in Risk
Interest 65% and PE Ratio 16,08
- 2nd round is estimated.
32. COST & 5 YEAR
FORECASTING
Shareholder Dilution
20%
• INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM-SOLUTION 18%
PRODUCT
INITIAL BUSINESS MODEL
16%
• MARKETING 14%
• SALES 12% Initial
• PARTNERSHIPS Year 1
• DISTRIBUTION 10% Year 2
• COSTS 8%
Year 3
REVENUE MODEL
Year 4
• Year 5
RISKS
6%
•
• FUNDING 4%
• COST & 5 YEAR 2%
FORECASTING
0%
Partner #1 Partner #2 Partner #3 Partner #4 Partner #5 Business VC - 1st VC - 2nd
Angel round round