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This document discusses business models and customer development for startups versus established companies. It begins by defining companies as organizations that sell products or services for profit, organized around business models. Startups are defined as temporary organizations designed to search for a repeatable and scalable business model. The document then discusses how companies execute business plans while startups search for their business model through customer development. It advocates that startups focus on searching for the right business model rather than executing a predetermined plan.

This presentation examines how you can manage & grow sales with a sales pipeline set up with the proper sales pipeline stages and how to master sales pipeline management. Resources & Links: iDeal Sales CRM: https://idealcrm.app/ Sales Pipeline Full Article: https://idealcrm.app/construction-sales/sales-pipeline-stages-explained-b2b/ Sales Pipeline Excel Download: https://idealcrm.app/wp-content/uploads/Sales-Pipeline-Excel.xlsx ------------- One of the best ways to keep track of sales is with a sales pipeline - an important tool that helps you manage and grow sales. What We Cover: - Sales Pipeline Definition - Sales Pipeline vs Sales Funnel - Sales Pipeline Management Best Practices - Sales Pipeline Stages - Sales Pipeline Stages Example - Sales Pipeline Software - Sales Pipeline Excel Template - free download

We know that a product is viable when User, Product and Business aspects are equally represented. But when we look at existing metrics frameworks we see that most focus on isolated parts of the triad. The Full Loop Analytics framework, is a new metrics framework that provides a holistic view of the performance of a product by looking at its 3 key dimensions: user, product and business. This way of looking at metrics takes organizations out of a fragmented vision and moves them into a holistic one. In other words, this framework takes organizations from output to outcome focused product metrics.

This document outlines an 8-step process for developing a successful customer communications strategy along with two case studies. The 8 steps include: knowing objectives and metrics, conducting a communications audit, listening to customers, determining customer segmentation, plotting the customer lifecycle, defining messaging, setting an implementation roadmap, and refinement. The case studies describe how DIRECTV built a new customer onboarding strategy and how CLEAR developed a communications program. An effective strategy focuses on retention, uses data to personalize interactions, and allows testing and adaptation to maximize results.

This document summarizes Steve Blank's Customer Development methodology for starting a startup. It emphasizes the importance of getting out of the building to test assumptions with potential customers through minimum viable products and pivoting based on customer feedback. Key steps include searching for a problem worth solving, conducting customer discovery interviews without selling, using feedback to validate or pivot the idea, and iterating quickly through this process to find product-market fit and a repeatable business model before spending time on execution. The goal is to minimize cash usage and failure rate by continuously learning what customers want through direct engagement from the founders.

My work on a framework for companies to understand the building blocks needed before scaling and, once in place, to quantify how fast is appropriate.

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Here are some examples of acceptance criteria for a user story: Functional: - As a user, I can search for products by name or category - Search results display product images, names, prices and are sortable by name, price, etc. Non-Functional: - The search feature loads results within 2 seconds for up to 1000 products - Search is accessible and usable on mobile devices Performance: - 95% of searches return results within 1 second - Search handles at least 100 requests per second during peak traffic Usability: - Search suggestions appear as I type my query - Clear prompts and error messages display for invalid searches Security: - Personal user data

This document is a presentation on writing business cases. It was presented by Venkadesh Narayanan from Fhyzics to the IIBA Chennai Chapter. The presentation provides an overview of key components of a business case, including defining the problem, analyzing costs and benefits, identifying risks, and presenting the analysis in a business case report structure. It emphasizes that a business case should demonstrate value to stakeholders and use metrics like net present value, return on investment, and benefit-cost ratio to evaluate investment options.