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1.Entrepreneur-as a person who organizes, operates

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8.entrepreneurial process

pose problems, such as being sabotaged and the

process innovation-changes in the ways in whoch

Oppurtunity analysis -> business planning ->

fact that it is difficult to penetrate a controlled

things are created n delivered

gathering resources -> implementation -> scaling n

market

position innovation-changes in the context in

high entrepreneurial characteristics

harvesting

capital requirements-capital is required to

which the product/services are intreduced

3.Technopreneur-an entrepreneur whose business

9.technopreneurship process

finance investment in fixes assets and working

paradigm innovation-changes in the underlying

involves high technology

Idea generation -> idea screening -> concept testing

capital

mental models which become the framework of

4.similiars entrep & technopre-able to determine

-> business analysis -> prototyping -> test marketing

risks-is something that is uncertain and is

risk n has the courage to take risk, independent and

commercialization -> monitoring n evaluation

related to success and failure

self-confident, likea challege, hardworking n

11.Internal environment-structure-culture-resoucer

--business risks-transferable risks, controllable

invention-the act of creating a new product,

tenacious, nor easily discouraged, has a strong

12.external environment

risks, uncontrollable risks

services or process that is totally novel n untried

--financial risks-liquidity level, loans, credit, foreign

extension-new use or a different application of

exchange

already existing product llin, services or process

government organizations, government agencies

4.selecting the best business opportunity

duplication-creative replication of an existing

with more freedom to exploit their skills

macro/general environment – economy,

-to minimize the business risks, an entrepreneur

concept

-(i) has the same skills but stills needs to abide by

technology, social culture, politics&legislation

needs to assedd, evaluate n review the first three

synthesis-the combination of existing concepts n

steps before making the decision to venture into a

factors into a new formulation or use

& assumes the risks for a business venture
2.Intrapreneur-individual in organizations who have

sense of sekf-worth

micro/industril environment-customers,

5.Differences entrep& intrap –

competitors, suppliers, financial institutions, non-

skills n experiences-(e) has the same skills but

2

company’s policies n producers
environment – (e) has to face the micro and

business.

prospeperity

mocro environment such as goverment employees,

14.Creativity –imperstive in responding to the

competitiors n others - (i) has to face the micro

what the organization does
20.types of innovation-

21.importance SME

4

complex shallenges in a dynamic business

central theme towards achieving sustainable

environment which is often full of non-routine

economis growth

problem – the ability to produce work work that is

play an important role in the country overall

novel, high in quality and apporopriate

production network

15.process of creativity-

the potential to contribute substantially to the

the company each time he/she makes mistakes

1.knowledge accumulation-to compile all relevent

company

Attitude towards status –(e) perceives that the

information n investigations, this involves reading,

Can provideda strong fundation for the growth of

n macro environment plus the corparate

recovery

economy
cycle

environmnt
failures & mistake – (e) is held accountable for all

recession

depression

mistake made by the company –(i) is sheltered by

corparate symbol is of utmost importance –(i) is

13.process of identifying, evaluating & selecting a

willing to sacrifice status in order to succeed.

Business opportunity

6.Differences entrep & technopre–

1.identifying customers’ needs n wants

3

discussing with other working in the same field

new industries

2.incubation-individuals will try to get rid problems

22.defining SME-sometimes viewed as enterprise

and lets their subconscious minds work on it

engaged in trading activities oa r retail store selling

likes to compete – like to innovate

needs-something that is basic in life such as the

3.ideas-individuals will think something unrelated to

customer goods - As a business enity that is

is a pioneer – is part of a team

necessities of food, clothingn shelter

the business or problems

neither owned by the publis nor listed on the stock

is able to do many things at once – is able to do

wants-the craving for something that is far

4.evaluation n implementation- an entrepreneur will

exchange

many things at once but choose to delegate and

better than the basic items, shaped by one’s

transform the idea into reality. This is an

23.characteristics of small business –ownership,

has a greater vision

lifestyle, level of education, purchasingpower and

extremely difficult phase because it requires

management, resources, organiational structure,

a creative n has dreams n goals – is innovative n

personality

courage, self-regualation, hign confidence n

flexibility of change, firm age, annual revenue
24.advantages os small business

has a greater vision

2.environmental scanning, self-evalution n

perseverance

likes to work for him/herself and be in control –

community values/norms

16.how to generate creative ideas-brainstorming,

very low cost n on a part time basis’well-suited to

like to be the one to control innovation n be part

environmental scanning- can help identify a

forced analogy, do it, mind mapping n nominal group

internet marketing

of an evolution

business oppurtunity –micra n macro

17.characteristics of creative individuals-

Change is scrucial in business n particulary small

entrepreneur are dedicated to their business

self evalution- experience-knowledge n skills –

passionate, take calculated risks, high sell, open

business n not being teid to any bureaucratic

financial institution – intrest – networking

minded, brave to try new things, determined & goal

proprietors tend to be intimate with their

directed

customer n clients which resault in greater

7.characteristics of successful entrepreneur
a successful entrepreneur is motivated by

3.screening of business opportunities

personal n family considerations

legality-entrepreneur must make sure that the

18.Innovations-is ability to apply creative solutions

accountability n maturity

a desire for independence n strong sense of

business opportunity that he is going to

to those problem and opportunities in order to

Many people desire to make their own decision,

initiative are usually characteristics of a

undertake is legal

enchance peolple lives or enrich society

successful entrepreneur

monopolistic power n level of competition-

19.dimensions of innovation-

entrepreneur are dedicated to their business

entrepreneur must select a business opportunity

product innovation-changes in the things which an

planning-the ongoing process of developing the

successful entrepreneurs react quickly to

which is not already monopolized by an individual

organization offers

business mission n objective n determaining how

change

or a group of people, as this type of business will

take their own risks n reap the rewards
25.management functions

they will be accomplished –is the function of the

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management of systematically making decisiob

law n taxes-company law, contract law

methodology used to ecquire service n retain

staeholders confidence =identify the right way of

about goals to be achieved and activities or

information technology

customers

managing the business =identify the main

actions needed to achieve these goals that an
individual, a group, a work unit or the overall

32.components of the business model
29.types of business establishments in Msia

competitors

value proposition

38.who needs BP

organization

sole proprietorship : solely owned by one person,

market segment

management team

organizing-is establishing the internal

where management rests on that person whose

value chain structure

employees

organizational structure of the organization –

liability is unlimited.

revenue generation n margins

suppliers

also includes staffing

o Advantages : -easy to manage besause the

position in value network

customers
bankers or creaditors

leading – inclueccing people’s behaviour through

owner can make decisions by himself –east to

competitive strategy

motivation, communication, group dynamics,

form and dissolve with minimum formalities –

33.business model canvas

leadership n discipline

the owner pays income tax based on his total

key patners, key activities, key resources,

individual income

value propositions, customer relationship,

executive summary

channel, customer segments, cost structure

introduction to the company :

controlling- is a four-step [rocess of establing
performance standards based on the firm’s

o Disadvantages : -limited source of capital that

stakeholders
39.coponents of a BP

objevtives, measuring n reporting actual

could limit the business activities –liability is

performance, comparing the two and taking

limited. –the owner is solely responsible for

34.types of business models for technology

- business project background

corrective or preventive action as necessary

carrying out all the tasks, therefore, a lot of

ventures

-project location

26.management level

revenue streams

–company background

frontline managers
27.entrepreneurial skills
technical skills-the ability to perform a

bricks n clicks business model

-factory building

business.

direct sales model

-existing machine/vehicle/equipment

Patnership : is a legal business entity with two or

franchise

-proposed machine/vehicle/equipment

more patners

freemium business model

-current capacity n projection capacity

o Advantages : -easy to set up with few

loyalty business models

-raw materials requirements/other

formalities –equity can be increased through

online auction business model

important inputs

enlisting additional patners –a lot of idea,

profesional open-source model

-production process

talents, and skills can be pooled for better

top-level
managers
middle-level
managers

time n effort need to be spent in managing the

servitization of products business model

-quality control n population

management

subscription business model

-technology transfer

o Disadvantages : -risks of personal clashes

online content business model

specialized task involving a particular method or

among patners –business liabiliti unlimited –if

process

no letter or agreement is made, unethical

conceptual n decision skills-to recognize complex

behaviour or misconduct may happen

-Grant chart

shared services n outsourcing(SSO)

marketing programs :

35.strategic (Business model innovation)

–general market aspect

the opportunity to address the needs of large

-compan’s target market

n dynamic issues-to examine the numerous and

limited company-private limited company –public

groups of potential customer who are shut out of

-benefits n customers value

conflicting factors that influence these issues

limited company –unlimited company

a market entirely

-market n competitor’s information

the oppurtunity to levrrage a brand-new

-Strenght n weakness or SWOT

technologywrapping the right business model

-growth strategis to compete with the

around it ir the oppurtunity to leverage a tested

competitor

5

nproblem
interpersonal n communication skills – very
important besause managers spend most of their

30.the role of a business model

time interacting with people –ability to create,

technology in a whole new market

-long term goals of company

through management, a climate n spirit conducive

Technical

business

economic

The oppurtunity to bring a job-to-be-done focus

to high performance –ability to uderstand the

Inputs

model

outputs

to a marketing-driven industry

-management team (company’s

to need to fend off ow-end-disruptors

organizations; director’s name n

to need to respond to a shifting basis of

background ; main staff name n

relationship among tasks n between the leader n
followers
28.other management competrncies needed

31.definition of business model
the plan implementation by a company to

competition

marketing-product management, pricing strategy,

generate revenue n make a profit from operation

promotion

a business decribes the rationable of how an

36.business plan (BP)- is a written document that

operations/production-manufacturing

organizations creates, delivers n captures value

serves as a blueprint n guide for a proposed

management, inventory control

32.different of business model n business plan

business project that any entrepreneur or

finance-managing cash flow, creadit n collection

business plan –a detailed document, typically 50

technopreneur intends to undertake

management

to 100 pages with a lot of financial prohjections
business model-the specific way the business
expects to make money, is a proprietary

background if different than above ;

=identify barriers to business =develop mission n

communications

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37.importance of BP= as a performance tool

entrepreneurial management-problem solving,

employement of knowledge workers

justification

vision =increase opportunity for success =increase

-financial projections

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40. Marketing Environment and the marketing mix

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Product strategy

o Packaging : the external container yhat holds

Product development process

and describe the product.c
o Labeling : the presentation of important
information on the package.
Pricing strategy : the value placed on the object
involved in an exchange between a buyer and
seller. Pricing is a key element in the marketing
mix because it relates directly to the generation
of revenue and profits. Methods to set price :

o Product classification : about how product is

o Cost-based pricing : based on the cost

used and why it is purchased determines how a

producing, distributing and selling the

product is classified (convenience product,

product.

shopping product, specialty product

o Value-based pricing : based on customer’s

o Product line n product mix : product line is a

distribution
o Physical distribution : all the activities
needed to move power products from
products to consumer
o Warehousing : involves designing operating
facilities to receive , store, and ship
products
o Materials handling : the physical handling and
movement of products in warehouse
operations and transportation.
Promotion strategy : to communicate with
individuals, groups and organizations to facilities

seller’s production cost.

treated as a unit of product

an exchange directly or indirectly.

o Competitors-based pricing :firms may set

o Product life cycle(PLC) :

market position

distribution –selective distribution –exclusive

perception of value rather than on the

group of closely related product that are
41. Three-step process in selecting and targeting a

o Intensity of market coverage : -intensive

o

o Push and pull strategies

their prices
Pricing objectives : -the maximization of profits
n sales –boosting market share –maintaining the
status quo – survival
Place strategy / distribution channel / marketing

step 1: a process of grouping customer which are

channel : a group of marketing prganization that

similiar enough that the same product or service

organise theflow of products from manufactures

will appeal to all of them

to final consumer.

o total market approach : a firm tries to appeal
to everone and assumes that all buyers have
similiar needs and wants
o concentration approach : a firm develops a
marketing strategy for a single market

o
o Brading : the process of assigning a name and

channel members to improve distribution

identifying product. A brand is a set of positive

channel relationship among manufactures and

or negative attributes that customer associate
with firm.

Supply chain management : creates between

intermediaries
o

Channels for customer products :

segment
o multi-segment approach : the firm aims its

o Advertising : step involved in putting

marketing activities at two or more market

together an advertisement

segments, developing a marketing strategy for
each market segment
o niche market : a place within a market segment
that represents a small group of customer with
similiar interests
step 2 : a specific group of individuals or whose
needs and wants a firm focuses its marketing
activities.
Step 3 : position is conserned with how the firm

-brand equity : term that denotes the set of

is situated relative to competitors.

assets n liabilities that are linked to a which

42. Marketing Strategy : 4P is the key to

enable it to raise a firm’s market value.

developing a marketing that meets the needs and

-co-branding : relationship between 2 or more

wants of the target market and creats long lasting

firms where promote each other’s brands.

relationship with customer. –product strategy –

-two main categories of brand : manufactured

price strategy –place strategy –promotion strategy

brands and private brands.

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o Public relations : refer to building good

Outputs : the accomplishment of production

recipents by obtaining favorable publicity,

49. Intellectual property (IP) : a legal field that

systems in the form of products or services.

relations with company’s various public

refers to creations of the mind such as

44. Productivity : the ratio of ouputs divided by the

building a good corparate image and handling or
heading off unfavorable rumours, stories and
events. –press release –media coverage –
articles –blogging –newsletter –conference –
community
42. Online marketing strategy

inputs

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musical, literary and artistic works

–entrepreneurial commitment by a ventur

invention, which is a product or process that

champion –attainng credibility in the business

provides a new way of doing something, or

Productivity = output
input

environment –achieving sustainable returns

offers a new technical solution to a problem
51. Trademark : a sign which distinguishes the

within their respective markets
57. Spin-off: arguable and inconsistent, often

goods and services of one trader from those of

referring to any new, hihg technology or

another.

knowledge intensive company which intellectual

Functions of trademark : -origin function –

capital originates from a university or public

choice function – quality function – marketing

Multifactors Productivity = Output

function –economic function

(labour + Materials)

research instution
58. Licensing : contractual agreement between two

Important of trademark : -exclusive rights –

Flow chart : a graphical or symbolic

parties, the holder of the right or

legal evidence

45. Process Planning

licensor(seller) and the licensee(buyer),

52. Copyright : the exclusive right given to the

representation of a process

Work eligible for protection are : -literary

equipments, workers and other facilities used

authorizing the latter to use his right either

owner of a copyright for a specific period

Layout : refers to the arrangement of machine,

work –musical works –artistic work –films –

on the operations. Types of layouts :

exclusively or otherwise

sound recordings –broadcasts –deriative works

o Layouts based on product

53. Industrial design : the ornamental or aesthetic

o Layouts based on process

aspect of an article. The design may consist of

o Layout based on marketing

3D features such as the shape and

46. Material Requrement Planning

43. *Managing operations : crucial to make sure that

orientation phase –sustainability phase
4 critical junctures : -oppourtunity recognition

50. Patent : an exclusive right granted for an

Machine Productivity =number of tables
Processing time

8

framing phase –pre organization phase –re

configuration of an article or 2D features,

Materials management : an important

such as pattern and arnamentation

compenent of any production setup as materials
often form a high percentage of total cost of

Types : -3D features -2D features
54. Geographical indication : an indication where

the finished products or services

the goods are produced, where a given quality,

the business is able to produce goods or deliver

Step 1 : identify and list down the raw

reputation or other characteristics of the

services according to the specification, quality

materials required

goods is essentially attributable to their

and time determine by the customer

Step 2 : prepare to bill of materials

geographical origin.

*Operation Management : a set of activities that

Step 3 : calculate the quality of raw

creates value in the form of goods and services

materials required

by transforming inputs into outputs.
44. The transformation process

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55. Commercialization : process of transforming

Step 4 : identify the supplier

new technologies into commercially seccessful

47. Capacity planning : the maximum output rate

products

can be achieved by a facility . the facility may
be an eatire organization, a division, or only one

56. General model of commercialization process
from a university to a firm

machine.

59. Factors Influencing Spin-Off Formation or
Licensing to Established Companies
Motivation of academic entrepreneur/The
Champion factor

Long term

Experience of the inventors that lead them

Medium term

to recognize opportunities

Short term

Spinn-off creation or licensing to estabilshed

48. Operation cost and cost per unit

companies : the role of funding

Inputs : wherever enities that go into a
transformation process to produce outputs
Transformation process : a process whereby

External funding

inputs are changed or mixed from one into
another form of outputs which can be a final
flow to produce the desired outputs.

Government funding

Operation cost = Direct materials cost + Direct
lobour cost + overhead cost

The effect of research funding
Spin-off companies go through 5 stages of

Cost per unit = Total Operation Cost (RM)
Total number of Output (Units)

Characteristics of technology that lead to

development :-research phase –opportunity

spin-offs or licensing to an established
company

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Early stage
Uncertain value and focus on existing
operations
Product development expertise
Ability to capture value
Time horizon
Scope of patent
Radicalness of technology
General purpose technologies
Industries where Spin-offs Occur

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Technopreneurship-note chapter 1-11

  • 1. 1.Entrepreneur-as a person who organizes, operates 1 8.entrepreneurial process pose problems, such as being sabotaged and the process innovation-changes in the ways in whoch Oppurtunity analysis -> business planning -> fact that it is difficult to penetrate a controlled things are created n delivered gathering resources -> implementation -> scaling n market position innovation-changes in the context in high entrepreneurial characteristics harvesting capital requirements-capital is required to which the product/services are intreduced 3.Technopreneur-an entrepreneur whose business 9.technopreneurship process finance investment in fixes assets and working paradigm innovation-changes in the underlying involves high technology Idea generation -> idea screening -> concept testing capital mental models which become the framework of 4.similiars entrep & technopre-able to determine -> business analysis -> prototyping -> test marketing risks-is something that is uncertain and is risk n has the courage to take risk, independent and commercialization -> monitoring n evaluation related to success and failure self-confident, likea challege, hardworking n 11.Internal environment-structure-culture-resoucer --business risks-transferable risks, controllable invention-the act of creating a new product, tenacious, nor easily discouraged, has a strong 12.external environment risks, uncontrollable risks services or process that is totally novel n untried --financial risks-liquidity level, loans, credit, foreign extension-new use or a different application of exchange already existing product llin, services or process government organizations, government agencies 4.selecting the best business opportunity duplication-creative replication of an existing with more freedom to exploit their skills macro/general environment – economy, -to minimize the business risks, an entrepreneur concept -(i) has the same skills but stills needs to abide by technology, social culture, politics&legislation needs to assedd, evaluate n review the first three synthesis-the combination of existing concepts n steps before making the decision to venture into a factors into a new formulation or use & assumes the risks for a business venture 2.Intrapreneur-individual in organizations who have sense of sekf-worth micro/industril environment-customers, 5.Differences entrep& intrap – competitors, suppliers, financial institutions, non- skills n experiences-(e) has the same skills but 2 company’s policies n producers environment – (e) has to face the micro and business. prospeperity mocro environment such as goverment employees, 14.Creativity –imperstive in responding to the competitiors n others - (i) has to face the micro what the organization does 20.types of innovation- 21.importance SME 4 complex shallenges in a dynamic business central theme towards achieving sustainable environment which is often full of non-routine economis growth problem – the ability to produce work work that is play an important role in the country overall novel, high in quality and apporopriate production network 15.process of creativity- the potential to contribute substantially to the the company each time he/she makes mistakes 1.knowledge accumulation-to compile all relevent company Attitude towards status –(e) perceives that the information n investigations, this involves reading, Can provideda strong fundation for the growth of n macro environment plus the corparate recovery economy cycle environmnt failures & mistake – (e) is held accountable for all recession depression mistake made by the company –(i) is sheltered by corparate symbol is of utmost importance –(i) is 13.process of identifying, evaluating & selecting a willing to sacrifice status in order to succeed. Business opportunity 6.Differences entrep & technopre– 1.identifying customers’ needs n wants 3 discussing with other working in the same field new industries 2.incubation-individuals will try to get rid problems 22.defining SME-sometimes viewed as enterprise and lets their subconscious minds work on it engaged in trading activities oa r retail store selling likes to compete – like to innovate needs-something that is basic in life such as the 3.ideas-individuals will think something unrelated to customer goods - As a business enity that is is a pioneer – is part of a team necessities of food, clothingn shelter the business or problems neither owned by the publis nor listed on the stock is able to do many things at once – is able to do wants-the craving for something that is far 4.evaluation n implementation- an entrepreneur will exchange many things at once but choose to delegate and better than the basic items, shaped by one’s transform the idea into reality. This is an 23.characteristics of small business –ownership, has a greater vision lifestyle, level of education, purchasingpower and extremely difficult phase because it requires management, resources, organiational structure, a creative n has dreams n goals – is innovative n personality courage, self-regualation, hign confidence n flexibility of change, firm age, annual revenue 24.advantages os small business has a greater vision 2.environmental scanning, self-evalution n perseverance likes to work for him/herself and be in control – community values/norms 16.how to generate creative ideas-brainstorming, very low cost n on a part time basis’well-suited to like to be the one to control innovation n be part environmental scanning- can help identify a forced analogy, do it, mind mapping n nominal group internet marketing of an evolution business oppurtunity –micra n macro 17.characteristics of creative individuals- Change is scrucial in business n particulary small entrepreneur are dedicated to their business self evalution- experience-knowledge n skills – passionate, take calculated risks, high sell, open business n not being teid to any bureaucratic financial institution – intrest – networking minded, brave to try new things, determined & goal proprietors tend to be intimate with their directed customer n clients which resault in greater 7.characteristics of successful entrepreneur a successful entrepreneur is motivated by 3.screening of business opportunities personal n family considerations legality-entrepreneur must make sure that the 18.Innovations-is ability to apply creative solutions accountability n maturity a desire for independence n strong sense of business opportunity that he is going to to those problem and opportunities in order to Many people desire to make their own decision, initiative are usually characteristics of a undertake is legal enchance peolple lives or enrich society successful entrepreneur monopolistic power n level of competition- 19.dimensions of innovation- entrepreneur are dedicated to their business entrepreneur must select a business opportunity product innovation-changes in the things which an planning-the ongoing process of developing the successful entrepreneurs react quickly to which is not already monopolized by an individual organization offers business mission n objective n determaining how change or a group of people, as this type of business will take their own risks n reap the rewards 25.management functions they will be accomplished –is the function of the GOOD LUCK FOR FINAL EXAM Prepared by : ira_sitizafirah
  • 2. management of systematically making decisiob law n taxes-company law, contract law methodology used to ecquire service n retain staeholders confidence =identify the right way of about goals to be achieved and activities or information technology customers managing the business =identify the main actions needed to achieve these goals that an individual, a group, a work unit or the overall 32.components of the business model 29.types of business establishments in Msia competitors value proposition 38.who needs BP organization sole proprietorship : solely owned by one person, market segment management team organizing-is establishing the internal where management rests on that person whose value chain structure employees organizational structure of the organization – liability is unlimited. revenue generation n margins suppliers also includes staffing o Advantages : -easy to manage besause the position in value network customers bankers or creaditors leading – inclueccing people’s behaviour through owner can make decisions by himself –east to competitive strategy motivation, communication, group dynamics, form and dissolve with minimum formalities – 33.business model canvas leadership n discipline the owner pays income tax based on his total key patners, key activities, key resources, individual income value propositions, customer relationship, executive summary channel, customer segments, cost structure introduction to the company : controlling- is a four-step [rocess of establing performance standards based on the firm’s o Disadvantages : -limited source of capital that stakeholders 39.coponents of a BP objevtives, measuring n reporting actual could limit the business activities –liability is performance, comparing the two and taking limited. –the owner is solely responsible for 34.types of business models for technology - business project background corrective or preventive action as necessary carrying out all the tasks, therefore, a lot of ventures -project location 26.management level revenue streams –company background frontline managers 27.entrepreneurial skills technical skills-the ability to perform a bricks n clicks business model -factory building business. direct sales model -existing machine/vehicle/equipment Patnership : is a legal business entity with two or franchise -proposed machine/vehicle/equipment more patners freemium business model -current capacity n projection capacity o Advantages : -easy to set up with few loyalty business models -raw materials requirements/other formalities –equity can be increased through online auction business model important inputs enlisting additional patners –a lot of idea, profesional open-source model -production process talents, and skills can be pooled for better top-level managers middle-level managers time n effort need to be spent in managing the servitization of products business model -quality control n population management subscription business model -technology transfer o Disadvantages : -risks of personal clashes online content business model specialized task involving a particular method or among patners –business liabiliti unlimited –if process no letter or agreement is made, unethical conceptual n decision skills-to recognize complex behaviour or misconduct may happen -Grant chart shared services n outsourcing(SSO) marketing programs : 35.strategic (Business model innovation) –general market aspect the opportunity to address the needs of large -compan’s target market n dynamic issues-to examine the numerous and limited company-private limited company –public groups of potential customer who are shut out of -benefits n customers value conflicting factors that influence these issues limited company –unlimited company a market entirely -market n competitor’s information the oppurtunity to levrrage a brand-new -Strenght n weakness or SWOT technologywrapping the right business model -growth strategis to compete with the around it ir the oppurtunity to leverage a tested competitor 5 nproblem interpersonal n communication skills – very important besause managers spend most of their 30.the role of a business model time interacting with people –ability to create, technology in a whole new market -long term goals of company through management, a climate n spirit conducive Technical business economic The oppurtunity to bring a job-to-be-done focus to high performance –ability to uderstand the Inputs model outputs to a marketing-driven industry -management team (company’s to need to fend off ow-end-disruptors organizations; director’s name n to need to respond to a shifting basis of background ; main staff name n relationship among tasks n between the leader n followers 28.other management competrncies needed 31.definition of business model the plan implementation by a company to competition marketing-product management, pricing strategy, generate revenue n make a profit from operation promotion a business decribes the rationable of how an 36.business plan (BP)- is a written document that operations/production-manufacturing organizations creates, delivers n captures value serves as a blueprint n guide for a proposed management, inventory control 32.different of business model n business plan business project that any entrepreneur or finance-managing cash flow, creadit n collection business plan –a detailed document, typically 50 technopreneur intends to undertake management to 100 pages with a lot of financial prohjections business model-the specific way the business expects to make money, is a proprietary background if different than above ; =identify barriers to business =develop mission n communications 6 37.importance of BP= as a performance tool entrepreneurial management-problem solving, employement of knowledge workers justification vision =increase opportunity for success =increase -financial projections 7 40. Marketing Environment and the marketing mix GOOD LUCK FOR FINAL EXAM Prepared by : ira_sitizafirah
  • 3. Product strategy o Packaging : the external container yhat holds Product development process and describe the product.c o Labeling : the presentation of important information on the package. Pricing strategy : the value placed on the object involved in an exchange between a buyer and seller. Pricing is a key element in the marketing mix because it relates directly to the generation of revenue and profits. Methods to set price : o Product classification : about how product is o Cost-based pricing : based on the cost used and why it is purchased determines how a producing, distributing and selling the product is classified (convenience product, product. shopping product, specialty product o Value-based pricing : based on customer’s o Product line n product mix : product line is a distribution o Physical distribution : all the activities needed to move power products from products to consumer o Warehousing : involves designing operating facilities to receive , store, and ship products o Materials handling : the physical handling and movement of products in warehouse operations and transportation. Promotion strategy : to communicate with individuals, groups and organizations to facilities seller’s production cost. treated as a unit of product an exchange directly or indirectly. o Competitors-based pricing :firms may set o Product life cycle(PLC) : market position distribution –selective distribution –exclusive perception of value rather than on the group of closely related product that are 41. Three-step process in selecting and targeting a o Intensity of market coverage : -intensive o o Push and pull strategies their prices Pricing objectives : -the maximization of profits n sales –boosting market share –maintaining the status quo – survival Place strategy / distribution channel / marketing step 1: a process of grouping customer which are channel : a group of marketing prganization that similiar enough that the same product or service organise theflow of products from manufactures will appeal to all of them to final consumer. o total market approach : a firm tries to appeal to everone and assumes that all buyers have similiar needs and wants o concentration approach : a firm develops a marketing strategy for a single market o o Brading : the process of assigning a name and channel members to improve distribution identifying product. A brand is a set of positive channel relationship among manufactures and or negative attributes that customer associate with firm. Supply chain management : creates between intermediaries o Channels for customer products : segment o multi-segment approach : the firm aims its o Advertising : step involved in putting marketing activities at two or more market together an advertisement segments, developing a marketing strategy for each market segment o niche market : a place within a market segment that represents a small group of customer with similiar interests step 2 : a specific group of individuals or whose needs and wants a firm focuses its marketing activities. Step 3 : position is conserned with how the firm -brand equity : term that denotes the set of is situated relative to competitors. assets n liabilities that are linked to a which 42. Marketing Strategy : 4P is the key to enable it to raise a firm’s market value. developing a marketing that meets the needs and -co-branding : relationship between 2 or more wants of the target market and creats long lasting firms where promote each other’s brands. relationship with customer. –product strategy – -two main categories of brand : manufactured price strategy –place strategy –promotion strategy brands and private brands. GOOD LUCK FOR FINAL EXAM Prepared by : ira_sitizafirah
  • 4. o Public relations : refer to building good Outputs : the accomplishment of production recipents by obtaining favorable publicity, 49. Intellectual property (IP) : a legal field that systems in the form of products or services. relations with company’s various public refers to creations of the mind such as 44. Productivity : the ratio of ouputs divided by the building a good corparate image and handling or heading off unfavorable rumours, stories and events. –press release –media coverage – articles –blogging –newsletter –conference – community 42. Online marketing strategy inputs 10 musical, literary and artistic works –entrepreneurial commitment by a ventur invention, which is a product or process that champion –attainng credibility in the business provides a new way of doing something, or Productivity = output input environment –achieving sustainable returns offers a new technical solution to a problem 51. Trademark : a sign which distinguishes the within their respective markets 57. Spin-off: arguable and inconsistent, often goods and services of one trader from those of referring to any new, hihg technology or another. knowledge intensive company which intellectual Functions of trademark : -origin function – capital originates from a university or public choice function – quality function – marketing Multifactors Productivity = Output function –economic function (labour + Materials) research instution 58. Licensing : contractual agreement between two Important of trademark : -exclusive rights – Flow chart : a graphical or symbolic parties, the holder of the right or legal evidence 45. Process Planning licensor(seller) and the licensee(buyer), 52. Copyright : the exclusive right given to the representation of a process Work eligible for protection are : -literary equipments, workers and other facilities used authorizing the latter to use his right either owner of a copyright for a specific period Layout : refers to the arrangement of machine, work –musical works –artistic work –films – on the operations. Types of layouts : exclusively or otherwise sound recordings –broadcasts –deriative works o Layouts based on product 53. Industrial design : the ornamental or aesthetic o Layouts based on process aspect of an article. The design may consist of o Layout based on marketing 3D features such as the shape and 46. Material Requrement Planning 43. *Managing operations : crucial to make sure that orientation phase –sustainability phase 4 critical junctures : -oppourtunity recognition 50. Patent : an exclusive right granted for an Machine Productivity =number of tables Processing time 8 framing phase –pre organization phase –re configuration of an article or 2D features, Materials management : an important such as pattern and arnamentation compenent of any production setup as materials often form a high percentage of total cost of Types : -3D features -2D features 54. Geographical indication : an indication where the finished products or services the goods are produced, where a given quality, the business is able to produce goods or deliver Step 1 : identify and list down the raw reputation or other characteristics of the services according to the specification, quality materials required goods is essentially attributable to their and time determine by the customer Step 2 : prepare to bill of materials geographical origin. *Operation Management : a set of activities that Step 3 : calculate the quality of raw creates value in the form of goods and services materials required by transforming inputs into outputs. 44. The transformation process 11 55. Commercialization : process of transforming Step 4 : identify the supplier new technologies into commercially seccessful 47. Capacity planning : the maximum output rate products can be achieved by a facility . the facility may be an eatire organization, a division, or only one 56. General model of commercialization process from a university to a firm machine. 59. Factors Influencing Spin-Off Formation or Licensing to Established Companies Motivation of academic entrepreneur/The Champion factor Long term Experience of the inventors that lead them Medium term to recognize opportunities Short term Spinn-off creation or licensing to estabilshed 48. Operation cost and cost per unit companies : the role of funding Inputs : wherever enities that go into a transformation process to produce outputs Transformation process : a process whereby External funding inputs are changed or mixed from one into another form of outputs which can be a final flow to produce the desired outputs. Government funding Operation cost = Direct materials cost + Direct lobour cost + overhead cost The effect of research funding Spin-off companies go through 5 stages of Cost per unit = Total Operation Cost (RM) Total number of Output (Units) Characteristics of technology that lead to development :-research phase –opportunity spin-offs or licensing to an established company GOOD LUCK FOR FINAL EXAM Prepared by : ira_sitizafirah
  • 5. Early stage Uncertain value and focus on existing operations Product development expertise Ability to capture value Time horizon Scope of patent Radicalness of technology General purpose technologies Industries where Spin-offs Occur GOOD LUCK FOR FINAL EXAM Prepared by : ira_sitizafirah