Innovation and Business Development for Commonwealth Bank

This presentation discusses the importance of innovation for companies to succeed in the business market, with a focus on Commonwealth Bank in Australia. It analyzes how the bank can maintain its reputation and expand through the use of business model canvas. The presentation emphasizes the need to satisfy customers and formulate strategies for expansion. The conclusion highlights the importance of making the bank's business flexible to dominate the banking market of Australia.

INNOVATION AND BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT

INTRODUCTIO
N
 Innovation is needed for companies to be
successful in the business market
 Commonwealth Bank needs to maintain
such business model canvas for success in
Australia
 Commonwealth Bank is the most famous
and reputed public sector bank in Australia

ANALYSIS
 Commonwealth Bank need to maintain its
tradition by providing the best services to
the customers
 Business canvas model can help in the
growth and development of the company
 Satisfying customers and formulating
strategies for expansion are required for
the success of the company

CONCLUSI
ON
 Commonwealth Bank need to expand in
the business market by the application of
business model
 The business canvas can help the bank to
develop itself in the business market so
that it maintain its reputation in the
industry
 Commonwealth bank need to make its
business flexible so that it can dominate
the banking market of Australia

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