What are the technological, social, economic, and political trends that will impact (help or hurt) your ventures?
- What is the Total Available Market and Total Addressable Market for your product or service?
- Do an initial draft of your business model canvas – on each block of the BMC, have a visual and 1-3 bullet points. Remember, these are only drafts – you will continually refine your business models!
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- Technological
- Widespread use of computersÂ
- Convenience of the internet
- Social
- Desire for people to compete against each other
- Growing interest in sustainability in younger generations & on college campuses
- Public mistrust of media as a result of fake news
- Cultural lack of data-based decision-making
- Economic
- Rise in gas & oil prices from Russian and/or Middle Eastern conflicts – motivation to reduce energy usage to save money
- Political
- Democratic control in US government – typically includes environmentally- conscious legislation
- UN SDGs
- Environmental impact is a politically contentious topic; could drive people away from the dashboard if they don’t think they need to reduce their energy footprint
- At steady-state, the total available market includes all of higher education, both public and private. In 2020, this market was approximately $77 billion (GlobeNewswire). The total addressable market includes those institutions that have a sustainability office.
Partner Network
Office of Sustainability EcoReps Professors Facilities and Services |
Key Activities
Ability to resolve data exceptions Design for usability |
Offer
Learn about energy Save time finding energy data Host energy competition Reduce overall energy usage |
Customer Relationships
Dedicated personal assistance |
Customer Segments
Students Professors Office of Sustainability EcoReps Facilities and Services |
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Key Resources
Shark meter network Web server access Coding expertise |
Distribution Channels
Internet Classroom |
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Cost Structure
Academic credit for students
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Revenue Streams
Saving time Saving money |
Hi team!
Nice job on the blog post! See the comments from the non-CSB team about what I thought about everything.