Publication date : 05/16/2024

Course : Creating your business model

Knowing how to formalize it and make it evolve

Practical course - 2d - 14h00 - Ref. FBM
Price : 1410 € E.T.

Creating your business model

Knowing how to formalize it and make it evolve



The business model is the foundation of your start-up or investment projects. It supports your pitch to your partners or investors. Both a commercial and financial tool, it meets certain economic and financial requirements. This training course provides you with the resources you need to build your business model.


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Practical course in person or remote class
Disponible en anglais, à la demande

Ref. FBM
  2d - 14h00
1410 € E.T.




The business model is the foundation of your start-up or investment projects. It supports your pitch to your partners or investors. Both a commercial and financial tool, it meets certain economic and financial requirements. This training course provides you with the resources you need to build your business model.


Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
Understand the importance of establishing your business model in light of today's challenges
How to use the "Business Model New Generation" canvas
Identify the different types of business models
Learn to re-evaluate your business model by creating different possible scenarios

Intended audience
Entrepreneurs, business start-ups or takeovers, company directors, product managers, business unit directors, profit center managers, financial executives, operational managers.

Prerequisites
Connaissance de base d'Excel.
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Practical details
Hands-on work
Each participant sets up his or her own business model and develops it over the course of this active training course,
Teaching methods
Active teaching

Course schedule

1
The origins of the Business Model

  • Define a company's missions, visions and values.
  • Define a business model and determine its usefulness.
  • Learn how to use the Canvas matrix: value proposition, customer segments, distribution channels, etc.
  • Deepen your knowledge of customer behavior and understand their real needs and aspirations.
Group discussion
Create economic models from preconceived frameworks.

2
The objective of the Business Model

  • Understand where a company's competitive advantages lie.
  • The Business Model in its environment, with complementary matrices (PESTEL or PORTER's 5 forces).
  • Determine the key success factors of a market.
Hands-on work
Complete the business model in place.

3
Business model typologies

  • Les facteurs-clés de succès d'un marché à travers différents modèles de revenus, du Freemium à la longue traine.
  • Identify models with negative WCR and seek to align cash flow with performance.
  • Analyze the external environment, competition and current trends.
Hands-on work
Discussions between participants on different business models proposed and formalized. Use of tools complementary to the Canevas matrix.

4
Business model creativity, adaptation and innovation.

  • Learn to generate new business model ideas by anticipating the evolution of possible scenarios.
  • Question the dominant assumptions and retain only those with a future.
  • Renovate a business model by designing differentiated prototypes.
  • Create a real, sustainable and defensible competitive advantage and identify the constraints of change.
  • Adopt a common language and tell a visual story through storytelling.
Hands-on work
Group creativity games on the transformation and creation of Business Model prototypes based on hypotheses.