Innovation in health care in many ways
1, On the business plan
Concept and business model
1. Explain why you chose this business/concept. Is it because:
1. It is your passion (a hobby, an avocation)
2. You have many skills and capacity to do this (from a previous job or your education)
3. An opportunity (an activity that will bring in a lot of rewards) money or otherwise.
2. What innovation have you thought of from BMI (Gassman, report of Dr. Dom)
3. NU 10 and connection with business concept.
Invention
Creation
Imitation
Invention
Dr. Dom pointed out that very seldom we do we have original business ideas but merely a recombination of the 55 templates of Gassman We can thus give new life to an old gasping business concept.
2 Opportunity:
1. What other opportunities can you think of for Jose Lontoc or how the case can inspire us to grow expand our business. What synergy can you achieve? What is your vision for your existing business:
1 The Ayala town center concept - housing, CBD, commercial water system, parking, banking, development,
2. MVP - communication, transportation, energy, (exitted land dev)
3 Japans keiretsu, industrial group (shiabatsu) Mitsubishi, Simitomo, Mitsui
4. Koreas Chaebol example of Samsung. Samsung industrial center would have housing dormitories of workers, church, schools hospitals, shopping centers.
5. Tamayo of Perpetual Help - school dormitories, resto, canteens, piggery, hospitals (from Malasiqui)
2. What are the business opportunity that you can think of for the head.
3. Assignment: What are more business opportunities on the street chosen by your group
3. Alignment of vision mission, business concept with reality of business. What will be your methods of research Pranav by Group 2. Are business concept, vision cast in stone when confronted by reality. How do you galvanize concretize your concept and vision
4. Business organization
1. Functionality technical, financial, and supervisiory/middle management
2. Legal entitiy:
Single Prop
Partnership
Corporation
Pros and cons
Tax implications
3. Organization based on PTM
B2B
B2C
B2G
Who is the customer?
This about MBA H entrepreneurship at Ateneo. This teaches creativity, new ideas, start ups and innovation to doctors, and practitioners in health care: nurses, administrators, and other health care workers
Medical Innovation Forum
MBAH Entrep Class with the guests
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Business Model - Innovation - Business Plan Series
Innovation in health care in many ways
Business Model by Alex Osterwalder
Business Model is a dashboard for a business plan It contains:
1. The Main Value Proposition (the product gain, vs pain and its features)
and how they are linked to the
2. Primary Target Market who wants gain lessen pain, and desire Key Factors for Successl
via
3. Customer contacts (channels: sellers, media, communications)
4. Bond (customer service, community)
and strategy: resources and activities
5. Key Resources
6. Key Activities
7. Partners
It originated from Peter Drucker and tells us how a business make money; its margins and costs. Thus it contains a portion on costs and revenues
90 % of business improvements are recombinations of the 55 business model patterns (From BMI lab
Business Model by Alex Osterwalder
Business Model is a dashboard for a business plan It contains:
1. The Main Value Proposition (the product gain, vs pain and its features)
and how they are linked to the
2. Primary Target Market who wants gain lessen pain, and desire Key Factors for Successl
via
3. Customer contacts (channels: sellers, media, communications)
4. Bond (customer service, community)
and strategy: resources and activities
5. Key Resources
6. Key Activities
7. Partners
It originated from Peter Drucker and tells us how a business make money; its margins and costs. Thus it contains a portion on costs and revenues
90 % of business improvements are recombinations of the 55 business model patterns (From BMI lab
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