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BMI Process – the right moves at the right time?
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Research Workshop on BMI @ Zeppelin University
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Georg E. A. Stampfl replied to David M. Weiss's discussion Business Model Evaluation"I fully agree. I am currently working on a research paper which takes a first step in conceptualizing the business model environment. I will report on this research here on the hub soon."
Georg E. A. Stampfl replied to Georg E. A. Stampfl's discussion BMI Process – the right moves at the right time?"Thank you for your inputs!
Any ideas/opinions on how the process (in terms of focus, key capabilities, needed resources etc.) might generally differ between the five cases?
For instance I see the BM crisis at one end and the experimentation with…"
Alex Osterwalder replied to Georg E. A. Stampfl's discussion BMI Process – the right moves at the right time?"Here are some ideas for cases in each category:
1) crisis: Nintendo Wii, Sony (3D), Apple (1997), Rolls Royce airplane engines (when they shifted towards a service model)
2) adaptation: Pomarfin (towards "left foot"), Hilti
3) new…"
David M. Weiss replied to Georg E. A. Stampfl's discussion BMI Process – the right moves at the right time?"EFFECTIVE BUSINESSMODEL ADAPTATION STRATEGIES FOR NEW TECHNOLOGY-BASED VENTURES.
(Andries et al.)
It's focussed on emerging markets, but one can transfer ideas to incumbents in developed markets.
Sounds interesting - please keep me posted on…"
Georg E. A. Stampfl posted a discussionBMI Process – the right moves at the right time?
Dear Hubbers, after conducting some research I assume that there are major differences regarding the needed emphasis and key success factors of the BMI process depending on the situation a company finds itself in. As described in BMG that could be: 1. a crisis of the existing BM2. the need for adaption to changing business environments by re-configuring, improving or defending the existing BM3. generating growth by growing with a new BM (e.g. addressing unmet customer needs, alluring…See More
Georg E. A. Stampfl replied to Melvin Welters's discussion A brainstorm weekend with Business Model Generation and two ideas"Melvin, I especially like your idea of the spin-off book “50 successful business models”. This could be very valuable for BMI!As a first step one takes a look at other BMs from other business environments and sees which could be adapted…"
Georg E. A. Stampfl replied to Tim Lattham's discussion Any recent heavyweight research on the value of business model innovation"ups, the BCG study got lost...
there you go"
Georg E. A. Stampfl replied to Tim Lattham's discussion Any recent heavyweight research on the value of business model innovation"Maybe the studies attached will help you out...
- BCG 2009
- IBM Growth Study 2007 (especially p. 25)
- Arthur D. Little 2009 (especially p. 17)
Best Regards,
Georg"
Georg E. A. Stampfl replied to David M. Weiss's discussion Business Model Evaluation"A priori evaluation of BMs is truly a very interesting topic!
One measure I consider really important is scalability (load scalability, geographic scalability, functional scalability etc.). As in most cases testing a new BM on the market ASAP and…"
Profile Information
- Why are you passionate about business models and business model innovation?
- I truly believe in the concept of BMI. I am currently working on my doctoral thesis which focuses on BMI.
- How would you best describe your level of expertise when it comes to business models?
- knowledgeable
- Who do you work for? What do you do?
- I work for a University. My reserach focus lies in the field of business models and business model innovation
- What industry do you mainly work in (e.g. financial services, telco, utilities, public sector, academia, pharma...)?
- Academia
- What is the size of the organization you work for?
- 101-1'000
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 5:39pm on November 15, 2009,
Claudio D'Ipolitto said… - Hi Georg,
It´s my pleasure to share ideas and research objectives in the BMI area.
Regards,
Claudio D´Ipolitto
- At 4:40am on September 30, 2009,
Lukas Feuerstein said… - Hi Georg,
thank you for your participation.
;)
- At 5:38pm on May 19, 2009,
Silvia Adelhelm said… - Hi Georg,
Great, sounds as if we have some things in common when it comes to our PhD topic :-). I am currently going deeper into the topic of path dependency and creation with business models in pharma. In particular, I will also try to shed some light on how open innovation can promote business model innovation and if business model innovations require different management approaches depending on their radicalness.
You can get my contact data from http://www.ceip.uni-potsdam.de/cms/index.php?id=team, would be great to exchange some thoughts directly some time.
Best Regards,
Silvia
- At 12:00am on May 19, 2009, Alex Osterwalder said…
- Welcome to the Hub, Georg. Looking forward to ideas coming from your PhD research!
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