CHAPTER 2 THEORETICAL FOUNDATION 2.1 BUSINESS MODEL CANVAS Osterwalder, Alexander (2010) defined that business model is a business model that describes rationale of how an organization creates, delivers, and captures value. It’s like a prototype of strategy to implement through organizational structure, process, and systems. The business model contains of nine basic blocks, value proposition, customer segments, customer relationships, channels, cost structure, revenue streams, key activities, key partnerships, and key resources. In this thesis, business model canvas will be used as basic foundation for the business. 2.1.1 VALUE PROPOSITION The Value Propositions in business canvas is an overall view of a firm's bundle of products and services that together represent value for a specific customer segment. It describes the way a firm differentiates itself from its competitors and is the reason why customers buy our products or services and not from another. Value proposition can help company sustain from the competitors and the business not easily to be copied by competitors. A Value Proposition creates value for a customer segment through a distinct mix of elements catering to that segment’s needs. Values may be quantitative (e.g. 17 18 price, speed of service) or qualitative (e.g. design, customer experience). Factors or elements to create value including: newness, performance, customization, getting the job done, price-provide lower price with same quality, cost reduction by helping customer reduce cost, risk reduction, accessibility- provide the product or services to new customers, convenience/usability-make things easier to use or more convenience for customers. 2.1.2 CUSTOMER SEGMENTS Customer segments define a number of different groups of people or organizations which we should aim to reach and serve. The intent is to create the foundation for a relevant value proposition where the products match customer needs, a adjusting pricing and discount schemes, service offerings attracting and keeping the relevant customers loyal; for an adjust the go-to-market approach in order to utilize the best use of a multichannel approach, to optimize sales efforts across the full customer journey and to align marketing and messaging toward out target customers; customer segmentation is grouped with specific ways relevant to marketing, such as age, gender, interests, spending habits and so on. Customer segmentation allows a company to target specific groups of customers effectively and allocate marketing resources to best effect. It is an important part of the theory of Customer Relationship Management (CRM), but also is an important management tool. 19 Customer segmentation procedures include: understand what customer needs by collecting integrate data from various sources; developing methods of data analysis for segmentation to group customers; identify most attractive segments; develop unique value propositions by segment; develop unique go to market strategies by segment. 2.1.3 CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS Customer relationship in business model canvas is a relationship that been establish by company with each customer segments. In business model canvas, customer relationships are categorized into customer suggestion box and loyalty program. Customer can give any suggestion and opinion related with the company products and services which from the suggestion, the company will become better in the future. Loyalty program will make the relationship between customer and company keep maintain, customer will get information about company new products and services, besides that for customer that celebrating birthday will get birthday card from the company. 2.1.4 CHANNELS Channels in business model canvas are about how the company communicates with and reach the customers to deliver the company’s value proposition. Channels have function as customer touch point and have important role for customer experience. With channels, it will help customer to purchase some specific services or 20 products that they want. Channels in business model canvas are divided into two types, direct and indirect. For this thesis, the channels that will be used are combination of direct and indirect types. 2.1.5 COST STRUCTURE Cost structure in business modal canvas means all expense and cost by operating a business, in order to minimize the cost to be competitive in the market, there are two cost structure, fixed cost and variable cost, besides that includes cost driven, minimize the cost as low as possible to create and maintain the most economic cost structure by maximizing the automation and widely outsourcing. Fixed Cost, cost that doesn’t change because of the quantity of production or services, such as rental fee. Variable Costs, cost changes in proportion of quantity, such as electricity or water fee. 2.1.6 REVENUE STREAM Revenue stream in business model canvas describes how the company acquires the money from its customer segment. The streams are basically the result from company’s value prepositions that successfully delivered to its customers. According to the theory there are several ways of generating the revenue streams, such as by selling company’s assets; acquiring the usage fee or subscription fee; leasing/renting company’s particular asset for a period of time; giving its customers permission to use company’s intellectual property (known as licensing); deriving the 21 brokerage fees; or earn revenue by advertising particular product, brand or service. For this thesis, the revenue streams that will be acquired are from selling products, renting services, and touring. 2.1.7 KEY ACTIVITIES Key activities in business model canvas is the most important thing that a company must to do In order to ensure that its business model viable. Key activities like key resources, it is a foundation to create and deliver critical business value proposition, to maintain customer relationships, to access to markets, and acquire basic income. Platform/network activities including networks, matchmaking platforms, software, and even brands can function as a platform. Key Activities in this category relate to platform management, service provisioning, and platform promotion. 2.1.8 KEY PARTNERSHIPS Key partnerships could be distinguished into four types, such as strategic alliances between the company and another or more non-competitors firms that have the same interest on creating an alliance for catch the collective and sustainable benefit; joint ventures strategy which combine different connections and resources to develop or build new business; co-opetition (cooperative-competition) partnership which means an alliance between competitors to benefit each other; buyer-supplier relationships that create reliable supplies. 22 According to the business model canvas, there are three types of motivations for creating a partnership, that is optimization and economy of scale partnership (usually formed to reduce cost); reduction of risk and uncertainty (partnership can help reduce risk in a competitive environment characterized by uncertainty); acquisition of particular resources and activities (partnership can be motivated by needs to acquire knowledge, licenses, or access to customers). By having partnership, enterprise will be able to combine its talents, resources, knowledge and assets to build a stronger business model. In this thesis, the company will use the strategic alliance to create reliable partnerships with the bicycle supplier, that make the company and the supplier have a good service level agreement and give a chance to the company to sell various types of bicycle. 2.1.9 KEY RESOURCES Key resources in business model canvas is describes the company resources that allow to create or offer a value proposition to customers and earn revenues. For the key resources, it can be physical, human, financial, or intellectual. Besides that, key resources also can be owned by the company itself, acquired from key partners, or leased, it depend on the type of business model that used by the company. In this thesis, the key resources that used by the company are owned by the company, especially for the physical resources and human resources, for physical resources that needed for this business model is like land, building, equipment, and bicycle. 23 2.2 INTERNAL ANALYSIS Osterwalder, Alexander (2010) the internal analysis provides four perspectives from which to assess the elements of a business model, while the business model canvas provides the focus necessary for a structured discussion. The internal analysis is going to reveal the company most important weaknesses and strengths. It’s actually like an honest appraisal or true evaluation of company services, operations, environmental analysis and also provides a strong foundation for creative strategy development. The results of the internal analysis will be matched with the key success drivers revealed in the industry analysis. A well-defined internal analysis will obviously give the business a good sense of its basic competencies and the desirable improvements that can make to help meet the requirements of potential customers within its intended market. The capability and the resources are the strengths of any organization. If we talk about the strengths, then the uniqueness ideas of products, services and differences atmosphere are the powerful strengths of the business. In this thesis, the goal of the business is to provide bicycle store that customer can get the product information with easy and reliable, besides that to create a place for customer to gathering and comfort that make the customer. Tool analysis that will be used for this thesis is TOWS analysis. 24 2.2.1 TOWS THEORY Weilhrich (1982) TOWS analysis is a tool to analyze situational from external and internal company. TOWS analysis is another variant or the opposite from SWOT analysis which SWOT analysis is tool for companies that have existing business and want to make a strategy for expanding, improvement for the products and services, or keep exist from the competitors based on the strength that the company already have. For new business or companies that want to launch new product or services, it’s better to use TOWS analysis tool to make a company strategic, because TOWS analysis allow the company to analyze the external factors first, then make strategic to overcome or minimize the external factors. TOWS analysis based on two types of analysis; external analysis and internal analysis. External analysis is covering the T for Threats and O for Opportunities in TOWS analysis, while internal analysis is covering the W for Weaknesses and S for Strengths. The purpose of TOWS analysis is the company must know and understand about the threats for their business, then see the opportunities from external environment, after that define the weaknesses based on the threats and opportunities and in the end decide the strength that company must have to overcome the weaknesses, minimize the threats, and maximize the opportunities to expand the business. TOWS analysis can help company to generate strategic options that can be implemented for the future. 25 2.3 EXTERNAL ANALYSIS External analysis is needed to analyze the external environment and external factors that will help the company to make decision or strategy for the business. Based on external environment and external factors, company can know their position and can decide direction for the future business. By understanding the external factors and external environment, company can generate strategic options for face the challenge to expand the business from external like culture, economic condition, regulations, and technologies. To do external analysis there are some tools that can be used like game theory, five porter forces, or PESTEL to determine the external factors. For this thesis, analysis tool that will be used for external analysis is PESTEL. 2.3.1 PESTEL THEORY PESTEL analysis is a tool or framework that used to analysis the external environment and factors for the business, its help reviewing a position or strategy and company direction in the future. Besides that, the tool can help to identify and analysis the changes of the current and potential changes that will affect the business. PESTEL analysis also can be used to identify potential of a new market. PESTEL means Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Environmental, and Legal. Political means political factors internally or externally in the country that will affect the business, the stability political condition and environment can help to design companies strategy, example of political is tax policies. 26 For this business, Indonesia government showing their support for Indonesia bicycle industry by creating car free day program that purposed for socialization to Indonesia citizen to not too depend on motorcycle or car and minimize the environment pollution. Economic means economic condition or direction of the country that will affect the business, economic condition can help company to determine the short or long term strategy, example of economic is inflation rates. Based on Indonesia Investment, from 1998 – 2013 Indonesia GDP keep increasing every year which in the last 3 years, the average was 6 % with 7 million people every year became middle class people, from Indonesia economic condition, it had an opportunity for bicycle industry. Social means social factors which represent every country different culture and mindset that need to be consider when build a business strategy, especially for company that new entering the market, example of social is social classes or living conditions. Currently in Indonesia with the high awareness of healthy life, people try to search sport activities, one of sport activities that been choose by people is riding a bicycle. Bicycle itself in Indonesia not only as sport tool, but also has become a lifestyle for people, in big city, many people went to office using bicycle and create community like bike to work. 27 Technological means technology factors that will influence the business, technology can help on process improvement, creating new products or services, and improvement existing product, example of technological is mobile commerce. Technology in bicycle had been improved, it can be seen by electric bicycle which make bicycle become a popular transportation for travelling and bike sharing system that help people to rent bicycle with simple payment system. Environmental means location or geographic factors that will influences business, a good location or choosing geographic will impact to the business growth and market, example of environmental is waste disposal. Java islands which have a various bicycle communities like in Central Java that had hundreds of bicycle communities will become opportunities for this business, besides that the geographical of Java island that had many mountain, make Java island a perfect place for people that like riding bicycle in nature. Legal means all legal aspects that will affect the business, the different between political and legal is political refer to attitude and legal refer to rules that become law, example of legal is regulations. Indonesia had regulation for car free day that published by Jakarta’s governor (Peraturan Gubernur Nomor 119 Tahun 2012 tentang Pelaksanaan Hari Bebas Kendaraan Bermotor) that later been followed by another city in Indonesia. 28 2.4 BLUE OCEAN STRATEGY According to Kim, W.Chan and Mauborgne, Renee (Blue Ocean Strategy, pg 29) “There are four actions framework to reconstruct buyer value elements in crafting a new value curve”. The four actions framework will help the company to create their business to keep compete with their competitor. The four actions framework is consist of four questions that challenge company’s strategic logic and business model. The four questions are: Which of the factors that the industry takes for granted should be eliminated? It means the company must consider eliminating factors that the company has long competed on. Which factors should be reduced well below the industry’s standard? It means the company must determine whether the company’s products or services have been losing to the competitors. Which factors should be raised well above the industry’s standard? It means the company must uncover and eliminate the compromises that the company forces customer to make. Which factors should be created that the industry has never offered? It means the company must discover new sources of value for customer that create new demand and strategic. In this thesis, based on the four actions framework the company tries to analyze and create a new value in bicycle industry. 29 Table 2.1 ERRC Matrix Reduce Raise Hardcover catalog Easy to access product information Bicycle display Nature bicycle track Individual bicycle rider Customer engagement Passive seller Eliminate Create Focus on one business Kiosk information Shopping center Membership Big city view Place for gathering Touring bicycle
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