This document discusses the concept of business planning in entrepreneurship. It covers topics such as market research, basic financial projections, and the evaluation of the feasibility of a business concept. The document also includes a grid evaluation and references for further reading.

Business planning assignment

The assignment requires students to identify a potential business idea, translate it into a business concept, test assumptions through research and evaluation, and determine if the idea is a feasible business opportunity.

Learn about business planning in entrepreneurship, including market research, financial projections, and feasibility evaluation.

Entrepreneurship - Business Planning

This study material explores the process of idea generation and business model development. It covers topics such as customer/market problems, business idea, customer benefit, business model, critical success factors, and feasibility of the idea. The content is relevant to the subject of Management and is suitable for students studying this course.

Idea Generation and Business Model Development

This proposal suggests implementing 3D virtual try-on technology to attract more customers and increase sales for Warby Parker. The research is conducted on the Warby Parker Company, an American online retailer of prescription glasses and sunglasses. The proposal recommends using the 3D virtual try-on feature on the company's website to allow customers to try glasses from all angles and make a video to see themselves with eyewear on. The implementation of this technology will help the company gain new customers and meet the needs of existing customers, ultimately increasing sales.

Proposal to Gain More Customers Through Online Sales

This report discusses entrepreneurship development, focusing on the lean start-up approach and business objectives related to profit, sales revenue, and profit margin. It also explores the customer value proposition and the 'lean' business model canvas. Additionally, it discusses possible future developments and changes in direction for a mobile application-based business.

Entrepreneurship Development: Lean Start-Up and Business Objectives

This presentation is about the prototype of a product or service. It describes the product/service, its uniqueness, and the problem it can solve. It also discusses the need it can satisfy. The presentation follows the lean model to determine the feasibility and workability of the business idea.

Product/Service Prototype

Presentation

This presentation focuses on the entrepreneurial development of an organic bakery. It covers topics such as market gap, value proposition canvas, business model canvas, and lean hypotheses and business research. The presentation provides insights into the investable, profitable, and lean opportunities in the organic bakery industry.