Business Model Canvas

Dear hubbers,

we at UnternehmerTUM, which is a Munich-based entrepreneurship center and runs an Executive MBA programme in Innovation and Business Creation (http://www.innovationprogram.de/emba/index.html), work with the Business Model Canvas as the major tool in all our business modelling workshops for entrepreneurial teams.
Now, we start even in German mid-size company to use the canvas in a workshop with business development managers. For that purpose, we translated the canvas in German language, s. attachment.

Hope it might of help.

Axel Friese, UnternehmerTUM

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Permalink Reply by Bernd Nurnberger on October 11, 2009 at 10:30am
Vielen Dank, Alex.

If tools and translations emerge, let us collect them in the Toolbox (currently empty)
Permalink Reply by Jorgen Dahlberg on October 11, 2009 at 2:06pm
At Biner Consulting we use the BMC and most of the related methodology to work with managers from an Enterprise Architecture perspective. It's an awesome tool, for us as Enterprise Architects it brings bussiness speak into our realm and structured modelling into the realm of business managers.

I based this Swedish translation on the book and the template that Axel was so kind as to make available.

Have fun.

Jörgen Dahlberg
Biner Consulting
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Permalink Reply by Bernd Nurnberger on October 14, 2009 at 11:10am
Here is a PPT model (neutralized) I used this morning to understand a potential business partner's models - so we can better work out the mutual benefits for the cooperation.

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I showed him the book, too, and he spontaneously said he wants to order 6 books for his international colleagues. Of course I shared the public preview and ordering link in e-mail and added it in this quick drafting tool.

There is no button to add anything to the toolbox, so I attach it here.
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Permalink Reply by Karl Burrow on October 19, 2009 at 7:50am
Very good layout of this inn PPT.

Good tool!
Permalink Reply by Bernd Nurnberger on October 25, 2009 at 3:09pm
Thank you, Karl. I had a few business meetings meanwhile using the canvas and one client placed his book-order for his international team

Here is an upgraded model, still using the draft version background but the first slide is animated to demonstrate the usual sequence, starting from the value proposition and going high and to the right.

PowerPoint and OpenOffice versions
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