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SHRIJAN SHARMA 000881278 THE STRATEGY KNOWLEDGE AREA
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Business Model Canvas
The Strategy Analysis Knowledge Area
3rd November,2022
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Key Partners
Key Activities
Value Propositions
Customer Relationships
Customer Segments
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For the project display, the TV tours is the company that could be used and for content updates.
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HPL company for the Digital
design
enhancement for screen
displays.
•
For more practical and effective
project
design, we need the
tenants’ and other
stakeholders’
opinions
and
validation about the
project.
•
In case of emergency situations, CHH has fast and reliable contact to Hamilton’s fire department, paramedics services, and the police department to ensure immediate action to •
Students’ thorough study and research can lead to acquiring
tactical strategies and effective business proposals for the success of the project.
•
Conducting effective and efficient interviews and surveys to raise enhancement and strengthen the proposed project’s productivity.
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Convenient living for
elders addressing their
safety, basic needs and
necessities, and more
comfortable life.
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Providing extra fun to their senior life by
using entertainment
features and the
effective contents of
the project.
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To make information dissemination easier and faster by virtual display in their most convenient and accessible places.
•
Displaying
reliable
emergency hotline on
screen apparently to
maintain
accessible
emergency services. •
By checking on the availability of their basic needs and health, elders will be happy to be reminded and assist especially those who doesn’t have caregivers.
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For them to stay
informed and updated
about current states,
news, events, and other
safety protocols.
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The government authorities administering the City Housing Hamilton and the tenants.
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The TV tours company for the digital display services. Sponsors and other generous fund donors.
Key Resources
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Content researchers will access and find reliable sources of information on internet using google, YouTube and other internet platforms.
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Consulting health experts and advocate supporters beneficial for the project Channels
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TV screen
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gadgets
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online website
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certain circumstances.
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Cost Structure
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Display enhancement and content updates to digital company partners.
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Staff salaries and benefits.
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The purchase cost of TV screens for display.
Revenue Streams
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Modest monthly payment from tenants since the project doesn’t aim for high
income and profit.
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Income accumulated from sponsors and other generous donors to support the
project.
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Government assistance project fund.
Current State – Situation Statement (Business Need)
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We are still looking for donors or sponsors to lessen the cost and expenses for the development of the project
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Students are still undergoing interviews and research to justify and explicate ideas to experts and other stakeholders for the improvement and market expansion.
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Since the Senior’s connect project was developed during covid outbreak, people might not acknowledge and appreciate the project’s use and benefit for them since the situation is getting normal.
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Clients might consider the project as an extra cost for their daily essentials considering the target market are the people who have modest lives and income. Future State – Opportunity Statement (Solution Statement)
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The remarkable effort of Mohawk students to achieve solid planning and thorough research could build effective marketing strategies and practical business proposals could attract support from the government and benefactors to support the project for the benefit of the community.
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The project is taking different considerations to address for the project such as the cost, accessibility, and practicality to assure higher success rate appropriate to the market environment and financial capacity.
RISK ANALYSIS
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Risk
Describe Risk Likelihood (High, Medium, Low)
Strategy for handling the risk
POLITICAL
Support budget amount may not be increased or lowered resulting from legislative officer changes and budget allocation.
Medium
Outstanding project proposal to be presented to the budget committee.
ECONOMIC
Additional budget for expenses
Lesser
care
giving
job
opportunity and other life
essential services.
Low Medium
Make the cost the modest but beneficial as possible. Ask government support and be open for benefactors. Delivery services income may be decreased and other extra job services essential for everyday living.
SOCIAL
Elders will be more likely to stay at home than going out considering they can do and take care of their needs using their devices.
Medium
Organizing community events
and entertainments like exercises
and social events that encourage
people to get together at the
lobby. TECHNOLOGY
Technical problems may be possible due to maintenance and other emergency circumstances resulting to disability of using the service at some time.
Medium
We can leverage contemporary technology to address technological default issues and provide forewarning if the system is about to fail.
LEGAL
When describing a risk based on a legal entity, it is important to note that this risk has more impact than any other since, without the use of adequate legal documentation, no project could be completed, or it will be established.
High
Contract risk, litigation risk, regulatory risk, and policy risk are the four risks that fall under the legal category. Any corporate entity must follow these four risks
to pursue any form of project.
ENVIRONMENTAL
The organization is filled with a wide range of groups, including all
different nationalities, cultures, and races. We are aware that if something goes wrong, the system High
Living under one roof and
embracing other people's diverse
cultures is the technique for
minimizing those risks. We can set
up a conference and program to
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Define Change Strategy
1.
Organizational readiness to make the change
Business analysts do an analysis of the company to judge its ability to implement and maintain the change in the desired future state. The enterprise's ability to implement the change, use and maintain the solution, and derive value from the solution are all considered in the readiness assessment
.
2.
Change Strategy
Organizational readiness to make the change.
Major cost and investment needed to make the change.
Timelines to make the change.
Alignment to the business objectives
Opportunity cost of the change strategy [BABOK V.3 Pg. 128]
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