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  1. 1. Describing Your Business …
  2. 2. Overview Why ? - To avoid big mistakes. - To counterbalance your emotions. - To make sure everyone's on the same page. - To develop a game plan. - To raise capital. When ? - Seek collaboration for a business. - Start or Change Business. What ? - Communication Tools with management. - Business Controll (Business Direction). - Proposal.
  3. 3. Components 1. Business Strategy 2. Business Objective 3. Business Model 4. Business Plan
  4. 4. 1/2. Business Model 1/2. Business Objective 3. Business Strategy 4. Business Plan The Relationship
  5. 5. “ Key Partners Who are our key partners ? Key Activities What are our key activities to produce value ? Value Proposition What value do we offer to customer ? Customer Relationship How do we retain our customer ? Customer Segments For whom are we creating value ? The one who buy our product / service. Key Resources What do we have to produce value ? Channels How do we deliver the value ? Cost Structure What important cost should we spend ? Revenue Streams For what value are our customers really willing to pay ? Business Model Canvas
  6. 6. “ The Strategy Diamond Arena VehiclesStaging Differentiators Economic Logic Arena : Where will we be active ? - Product Categories ? - Channels ? - Market Segments ? - Geographic areas ? - Core Technologies ? Staging : What will be our sequence of Moves ? - Speed of Expansion ? - Sequence of initiatives ? Economic Logic : Where returns will be obtained ? - Lowest Cost through scale advantages ? - Lowest Cost through scope and replication advantages ? - Premium prices due to unmatchable service ? - Premium prices due to proprietary product features ? Differentiators : How will we win ? - Image ? - Customization ? - Price ? - Styling ? - Product reliability ? - Speed to Market ? Vehicles : How will we get there ? - Internal Development ? - Joint Ventures ? - Licensing ? - Alliances ? - Merger or Acquisitions ?
  7. 7. “ Business Plan Components 1. Executive Summary 2. Business Description 3. Market Strategies 4. Competitive Analysis 5. Design and Development Plan 6. Operation and Management Plan 7. Financial Plan
  8. 8. Cases Let’s have discussions
  9. 9. Mitra Adi Perkasa (MAP) Helping for Entering New Market 1
  10. 10. “ Key Partners - Mall & Shopping Avenue - Product Owner (Company) - Logistic Services Key Activities - Marketing & Business Development Research - Product Sales Value Proposition Business Development Services Customer Relationship - MAP Integrated Card. - Availability on Mall. Customer Segments - Company who need help to expand Business in Indonesia. Key Resources - Solid Management of Business (People) - Network of Business - Solid System (Business Framework/Best Practice) Channels - MAP Network Cost Structure Business License Marketing & Advertising Revenue Streams Profit Sharing Product Sales In Canvas
  11. 11. “ The Strategy Arena VehiclesStaging Differentiators Economic Logic Arena : Where will we be active ? - Indonesia Area - Import Products Staging : What will be our sequence of Moves ? - Product License - Product Sales Economic Logic : Where returns will be obtained ? - Premium Prices Differentiators : How will we win ? - MAP Network Vehicles : How will we get there ? - High Capital (Solid Investor)
  12. 12. Google Growth by Acquisition Sustain competitiveness 2
  13. 13. In Canvas Key Partners ✓ Engineers Community. ✓ Free Service Subscriber. ✓ Hardware & Network Provider. ✓ Mobile Phone Manufacturer. Key Activities ✓ Research & Development. ✓ Content Management. Value Proposition ✓ Integrated Advertising Platform. ✓ License of Mobile Operating System (Android). ✓ Google Marketplace (Google Play). Customer Relationship ✓ Update technology (Innovation) ✓ Long term agreement with manufacturer. ✓ Community Approach. Customer Segments ✓ Premium Subscriber. ✓ Advertiser. ✓ Mobile Phone Buyer. ✓ Mobile Application Producer / Developer. Key Resources ✓ Google Ecosystem. ✓ Hardware Infrastructure. ✓ Content. Channels ✓ Online Google Platform. Cost Structure ✓ Research & Development Cost ✓ Advertising & Promotion Revenue Streams ✓ Advertising ✓ Subscription fees ✓ Licensing
  14. 14. Google ✓ Sergey Brin, Google's co-founder and president of technology. "Video is a great medium for advertising,“ ✓ Google announced Google Video on January 5,2006 ✓ Google planned on a pay-per-view service for its users to watch copyrighted videos through partnerships with TV companies., but that was eventually scrapped and it allowed users to upload their own videos for others to see. ✓ Google paid $1.65 billion to the YouTube owners for acquisition. Youtube ✓ Website was started in Nov 2005 ✓ It allowed users to upload their own videos for other to see – the same concept that Google Video was aiming for. ✓ As of a July 16, 2006 survey, 100 million clips were viewed daily with an additional 65,000 videos uploaded per 24 hours. It has an average of 20 million visitors clicking onto the website each month. Share of Visits (2006) : ❑ YouTube: 45.46% ❑ MySpace Videos: 22.99% ❑ Google Video: 10.25% ❑ Yahoo! Video: 6.06% ❑ MSN Video: 5.92%
  15. 15. “ The Strategy Arena VehiclesStaging Differentiators Economic Logic Arena : Where will we be active ? - Internet Environment SolutionStaging : What will be our sequence of Moves ? - Integration of Google Product Economic Logic : Where returns will be obtained ? - High Volume of Transaction Differentiators : How will we win ? - Brand - Speed to Market - Worldwide - High Accuracy Targeted Ads Vehicles : How will we get there ? - Acquisition - Technology Research & Development
  16. 16. Aftermath of acquisition 2016 1 billion active users, 4 billion video views/day, 300 hours video uploaded/minute, 4.2 billion net ad global revenue (2015), contribution 6% of Google total revenue.
  17. 17. Blue Bird Case Innovate or die 3
  18. 18. In Canvas Key Partners ✓ Driver. Key Activities ✓ Asset Maintenance. ✓ Service Delivery Value Proposition ✓ Taxi Transportation Service Customer Relationship ✓ Availability. ✓ Call Reservation. Customer Segments ✓ Big City. ✓ Worker. Key Resources ✓ Car (Asset). Channels ✓ Direct Sales through driver. Cost Structure ✓ Driver ✓ Asset (taxi) Revenue Streams ✓ Service Fee
  19. 19. “ The Strategy Arena VehiclesStaging Differentiators Economic Logic Arena : Where will we be active ? - Transaction Service Staging : What will be our sequence of Moves ? - Increase Quality of service to better pay - Invest on asset to increase transaction Economic Logic : Where returns will be obtained ? - High Volume of Transaction Differentiators : How will we win ? - Brand - High Quality of Service - Higher Coverage Vehicles : How will we get there ? - Capital Market - Investor
  20. 20. In Canvas (Sharing) Key Partners ✓ Driver. ✓ Vehicles. Key Activities ✓ Research & Development Application. ✓ Partner-Benefit Management. Value Proposition ✓ Data/Information Service Customer Relationship ✓ Online Reservation. Customer Segments ✓ Big City. ✓ Worker. Key Resources ✓ System Channels ✓ Online. Cost Structure ✓ Driver ✓ System, Research & Development Revenue Streams ✓ Service Fee
  21. 21. “ The Strategy Arena VehiclesStaging Differentiators Economic Logic Arena : Where will we be active ? - Data Transportation Service Staging : What will be our sequence of Moves ? - Subsidy of Driver - Increase Product Category - Get higher volume Economic Logic : Where returns will be obtained ? - High Volume of Transaction Differentiators : How will we win ? - Online System - Low Cost Vehicles : How will we get there ? - Economic Sharing
  22. 22. Indonesia : Battlefield of E-Commerce Attractiveness of Emerging Market 4
  23. 23. JD vs AlibabaChina Expansion Blibli vs MatahariMallBettle of Online Mall Tokopedia vs BukalapakMarketplace War
  24. 24. Hatur Nuhun! Gugun

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