Value proposition
- Is your value proposition well aligned with customer needs?
- Could someone offer a better deal?
- What other jobs could you do on behalf of customers?
Customer segments
- Are you continuously acquiring new customers?
- Could the market become saturated?
- What new segments could you serve?
Channels
- Are your delivery channels efficient?
- Are your channels in danger of becoming irrelevant?
- How can you improve channel effectiveness?
Customer relationships
- Are you easily replaced by a competitor?
- Are any relationships deteriorating?
- How can you tighten Customer Relationships?
Revenue streams
- Do you have strong, predictable, diversified revenue streams?
- Are any streams likely to disappear in the future?
- What other things would customers be willing to pay for?
Cost structure
- Are your operations cost-efficient?
- Are any costs threatening to outpace revenues they support?
- Where can you reduce costs?
Key partners
- Do you have the right partners for your Value Proposition?
- Are you too dependent on certain partners?
- Could other partners or greater collaboration with current partners help you focus better on your business?
Key activities
- Are your Key Activities difficult to copy?
- Is there a possibility of Key Activity disruption?
- Could you standardize some Key Activities?
Key resources
- Is it difficult for others to replicate your Key Resources?
- Could your resource supply be possibly disrupted?
- Which Key Resources could you better exploit?
Author: Matthew E. May
Source: How To Create A Disruptive Business Model
Subject: Strategy Questions
Source: How To Create A Disruptive Business Model
Subject: Strategy Questions
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