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Reinventing Your Business Model
- Narrated by: Todd Mundt
- Length: 31 mins
- Categories: Business & Careers, Management & Leadership
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
- Amazon Customer
- 01-19-20
good summary
good summary of key ingredients of Business Model. in short duration you can wrap your head around it.
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- David Parsonage
- 04-01-17
Strategic effectiveness
Very good basic concepts on achieving competitive advantage and ensuring Business Models adapt through trial and error. Good examples regarding the customer value proposition and how new solutions emerge.