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Strategy and Business Models

Overview

This course is designed to equip professionals, entrepreneurs and established business owners with the ability to analyse, improve and create new business models that work and are grounded in 21st century strategic thinking.

Providing the know-how and insight to develop a business idea or opportunity, the course uses Strategyzer AG’s "Business Model Canvas" developed by Dr Alexander Osterwalder.

Whether you need to pitch your new business case, reposition your market or predict your next big growth trajectory, this course will teach you how to deliver effective, scalable and transferable business models.

Learning Outcomes

  • Execute dynamic strategies equipped for continuous change.
  • How to turn your idea into a business model prototype.
  • Understand customer centrality in business models and value propositions.
  • Set up and deliver better results in company brainstorming sessions.

Audience

  • Strategy and Business Model innovation has historically been targeted towards executives and entrepreneurs.
  • This course has been designed to be suitable for everyone in an organisation, as well as small business owners and budding entrepreneurs.

Syllabus

Section 1: Introduction / Overview

  • Unit 1.1 - A Brief Discussion on Strategy and How it Has Changed in the 21st Century

Section 2: Defining 21st Century Strategic Thinking

  • Unit 2.1 - What is Strategy?
  • Unit 2.2 - Defining 21st Century Strategic Business Model Thinking
  • Unit 2.3 - Section Plenary

Section 3: Equipping Yourself for the 21st Century Business Environment

  • Unit 3.1 - 21st Century Business Environment - Mega trends
  • Unit 3.2 - 21st Century Strategic Drivers
  • Unit 3.3 - Section Plenary

Section 4: Business Model Design

  • Unit 4.1 - The High Level Structure of a Business Model
  • Unit 4.2 - Crafting Effective Value Propositions
  • Unit 4.3 - Customer Facing Segments
  • Unit 4.4 - Infrastructure Segments
  • Unit 4.5 - Business Model Environment
  • Unit 4.6 - Validation and Testing of Business Models Using Entrepreneurship
  • Unit 4.7 - Section Plenary

Section 5: Applying Strategy and Business Models

  • Unit 5.1 - Business Model Patterns for Developing Strategy
  • Unit 5.2 - Business Model Brainstorming
  • Unit 5.3 - Section Plenary

Section 6: Summing it All Up

  • Unit 6.1 - Course Summary
  • Unit 6.2 - Course Plenary

Duration

5.5 Hours