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Trecho retirado de ""Creating a Business Plan (Pocket Mentor)""
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Lamento mas não posso concordar. As startups não são todas iguais!
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Steve Blank na sua bíblia "The Four Steps to Epiphany" escreve:
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"A fundamental truth about startups that is completely ignored in the Product Development model is that they are not all alike. On of the radical insightsthat guides this book is that startups fall into one of four basic categories:
- Bringing a new product into an existing market;
- Bringing a new product into a new market;
- Bringing a new product into an existing market and trying to resegment that market as a low-cost entrant;
- Bringing a new product into an existing market and trying to resegment that market as a niche entrant;
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Modeling customer adoption rates using traditional quantitative models like Bass Curve are impossible at first customer ship for category 2 and 3 companies. There aren't sufficient initial sales data to make valid sales predictions.)
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As a result, the Product Development model is not onlyuseless, it is dangerous. It tells the finance, marketing and sales teams nothing about how to uniquely describe each type of startup, nor how to predict the resources needed for success."
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Por isso, é que para as startups das categorias 2 e 3 faz sentido usar um modelo de negócio e não um plano de negócio.
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