Pitching Ideas | Presentation

PITCHING
IDEAS
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Introduction
The presentation analyses three different aspects of
business pitches:
• The impact of the pitching ideas in the
movement of the productivity.
• The effects of the business pitches on the
improvement of the business operations.
• The contribution of the business pitches for the
start ups.

Pitching Ideas in improving the productivity:
Efficient pitching of the ideas:
 Increases the knowledge of the
stakeholders regarding the
demands (Ellis 2016).
 Improves the technique used by
the employees for higher
productivity.
 Elaborates the scope of efficient
supply chain management.

Effective pitching of the business
ideas:
 Incorporates the much required
sustainability in the business
operations.
 Provides greater understanding of
the feasibility associated with the
business (Rahmana 2016).
 Delivers an interactive analysis of
the market insights regarding the
business.
Pitching Ideas in improving the
business:

Appropriate pitching of the ideas:
• Enhances the knowledge of the
stakeholders regarding the
business model that the companies
use (Ratiu 2016).
• Enhances the understanding of the
role of the stakeholders.
• Improves the knowledge of the
shareholders and owners regarding
the various revenue streams
(Spinuzzi et al. 2015).
Pitching Ideas helps in Start-up:

On a concluding note, it is evident that the business pitches are crucial
for the improvement of the productivity and in efficient understanding
of the business and start ups. The attractiveness of the business pitches
is important for the companies in elaborating the business model, the
revenue streams and in understanding the feasibility of the business.
Along with that, the business pitches play an important role in
achieving important information regarding the business market as well.
Conclusion

Ellis, P., 2016. To find a standard format that measures the activities of a
Micro, Small or Medium Business Entity. A Pitch. Accounting &
Management Information Systems/Contabilitate si Informatica de
Gestiune, 15(2).
Rahmana, D.M., 2016. Investor sentiment, executive compensation, and
investment-some international evidence: A Pitch. Accounting and
Management Information Systems, 15(2), p.428.
Ratiu, B.A., 2016. A reversed engineered pitch based on Rietveld
(2016),“Creating value through the freemium business model: a
consumer perspective”. Journal of Accounting and Management
Information Systems, 15(4), pp.810-818.
Spinuzzi, C., Pogue, G., Nelson, R.S., Thomson, K.S., Lorenzini, F., French,
R.A., Burback, S.D. and Momberger, J., 2015, July. How do entrepreneurs
hone their pitches?: analyzing how pitch presentations develop in a
technology commercialization competition. In Proceedings of the 33rd
Annual International Conference on the Design of Communication (p. 48).
ACM.
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