Business Model Canvas: Workshop and Key Concepts

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Description

This lecture introduces the Business Model Canvas, a tool to develop and analyze business models. It covers key elements such as customer segments, value proposition, distribution channels, and revenue streams. Students engage in practical exercises to apply the canvas and prepare for a pitch presentation.

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