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Why and How to Model a Non-profit on the Lean Canvas

Leanstack

I often get asked if one can or should model a non-profit using a Lean Canvas. A nonprofit is essentially a multisided model made up of users (beneficiaries) and customers (donors). Impact is the derivative currency that connects the two sides and drives the model. When to use a canvas?

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Why and How to Model a Non-profit on the Lean Canvas

Leanstack

I often get asked if one can or should model a non-profit using a Lean Canvas. A nonprofit is essentially a multisided model made up of users (beneficiaries) and customers (donors). Impact is the derivative currency that connects the two sides and drives the model. When to use a canvas?

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The Failure of Innovation Training

Innov8rs

Innov8rs | Innovation departments are continuing to fail. Of course, innovation projects are supposed to fail in great numbers, but the idea of a corporate innovation department itself is under tremendous pressure. The macroeconomic climate is battering companies around and leading to budget cuts across the board. You rarely win without a strategy.

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Scaling-Up: Crossing the Internal Chasm in Corporate Innovation

Integrative Innovation

Almost every company shifts into overdrive to create ‘smart’ products, to turn a product business into a service business, to create new business models or to reach out beyond their traditional industry boundary. This article was co-written with Frank Mattes from Dual Innovation and innovation-3. We think it is high time to change this.

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The 11 Bad Habits Killing Innovation in Your Company

Steve Blank

Alexander Osterwalder invented the Business Model Canvas , co-founded strategyzer.com and was the lead author of Business Model Generation which sold a million copies in 30 languages. Big companies have great execution habits to manage and improve successful business models and value propositions.

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