Friday, September 07, 2007

The Core Value Proposition - "This little, self-published book is a compilation of Jack's experience, powerful in its brevity and clarity. It is obviously intended to be primarily a handbook, guiding managers and entrepreneurs to conceive and execute a single, powerful idea successfully."
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Best Business Books: Strategy by Chuck Lucier and Jan Dyer, The Growth Conundrum www.strategy-business.com/press/16635507/06407g

Sunday, June 26, 2005

Start building on your Ideas with a powerful 4-step process


The experts – academics, bankers and consultants – recommend the traditional business plan as the best starting point for business development. But those who succeed in starting or building a business find the traditional business plan’s myriad details overwhelming, much too time consuming. They find their way through a more fluid, less structured format.
The Core Value Proposition introduces a more powerful anchor, a new starting point within an easy to understand
4-step business-building process:
• Detect, create and select new and viable innovative business building ideas.
• Create a Core Value Proposition – Use 5 Value Drivers to define the Idea’s core values.
• Prove the Core Value Proposition is viable –
Give life to the idea! Is it financially workable?
• Create a compelling business plan. Use the Core Value Proposition as its nexus – tailor its content to a specific communications purpose.