Lecture

Self-Shaving App: Design and Business Model Canvas

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Description

This lecture introduces a mobile app for self-shaving with adjustable blades and various designs. It covers the Business Model Canvas, value propositions, customer segments, revenue streams, and customer relationships. The lecture also discusses the app's features, benefits, fears, and needs, as well as market trends, survey results, user experience, differentiation in the market, and value creation.

Instructors (2)

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