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Entrepreneurship Lean Startup and Business Models

Business model canvas, minimum viable product, customer discovery, pivots and validated learning.

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39 basic cards for Business Entrepreneurship. It opens with "What does 'Key Partners' mean in the Business Model Canvas?" and "What does 'Key Activities' mean in the Business Model Canvas?". Study it alongside the other Business sets below.

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What does 'Key Partners' mean in the Business Model Canvas?
Show answerThe organizations and suppliers that help deliver value to customers.
What does 'Key Activities' mean in the Business Model Canvas?
Show answerThe main actions and processes required to deliver your value proposition.
What does 'Value Propositions' mean in the Business Model Canvas?
Show answerThe unique benefits and solutions your business offers to customers.
What does 'Customer Relationships' mean in the Business Model Canvas?
Show answerHow you interact with and support customers throughout their journey.
What does 'Customer Segments' mean in the Business Model Canvas?
Show answerThe different groups of people or organizations that your business serves.
What does 'Resources' mean in the Business Model Canvas?
Show answerThe assets and inputs needed to create and deliver your value proposition.
What does 'Channels' mean in the Business Model Canvas?
Show answerThe methods and pathways through which you reach and serve your customers.
What does 'Cost Structure' mean in the Business Model Canvas?
Show answerAll the expenses and investments required to operate your business model.
What does 'Revenue Streams' mean in the Business Model Canvas?
Show answerThe ways your business generates income from each customer segment.
What is a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)?
Show answerA version of a product with the minimum features needed to satisfy early customers.
What is the primary purpose of an MVP?
Show answerTo test assumptions and learn from customer feedback with minimal resources.
How does an MVP differ from a full-featured product?
Show answerAn MVP includes only essential features, while a full product has complete functionality.
What kind of feedback should an MVP collect from customers?
Show answerQualitative and quantitative feedback on whether the product solves their problem.
At what point is an MVP ready to release to customers?
Show answerWhen it is functional enough to test the riskiest assumptions.
What is the Build-Measure-Learn feedback loop?
Show answerA cycle where you build a product, measure user response, and learn from data to iterate.

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