Business Models: By: Group 5
Business Models: By: Group 5
MODELS
By: Group 5
What Is a business
model?
A business model is the conceptual
structure supporting the viability of a
business, including its purpose, its goals
and its ongoing plans for achieving them.
Benefits of Business Model
• Distributor
A distributor purchases products directly from a manufacturer
and resell to retail outlets or to the public.
• Retailer
A retailer purchases product from a distributor or wholesaler, and then sells those products to
the public.
• Franchise
Franchising is the practice of using another organization’s business model that has already been
successfully developed.
• HIGH TOUCH
a “person-centric” model in which the relationship between a
salesperson or other individuals have a major impact on the sale
and retention of the customer.
• LOW TOUCH
“Low-touch” business requires minimal involvement or assistance
from employee in selling a product or service.
Examples of Businesses
with Business Models
• Airbnb
Online marketing place for arranging or offering
lodging ,primarily homestays or tourism experiences.
• Wikipedia
is a free online encyclopedia, created and
edited by volunteers around the world and
hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation.
• ZARA
The company specializes in fast fashion, and products include clothing,
accessories, shoes, swimwear, beauty, and perfumes. It is the largest
company in the Inditex group, the world's largest apparel retailer.
Why Business Model
matters?
Importance:
• Plays a vital role in the success of any company, as it explains
how the business will earn revenue
• Aids in acquiring investors and establishing partnership
• Stories that explain the how enterprise work.
• Offerse many value to a discrete group of customers
• Creates new, incremental designs
• Are variations on the generic value chain underlying all
business.