Business model diagram training
Draw your business on one diagram, so people across teams and roles can talk while looking at the same picture.
What you do
Draw one in 30 minutes and show each other
- Length
- 2 to 8 hours
- For
- Younger staff through to people working on new businesses
- Format
- In person or online
When it helps
- Everyone explains the business differently
- New business ideas stay vague
- It is hard to put your company's value and strengths into words
Framework it builds on: Bizgram →
The day
This is how the package training runs. Made-to-order training is rearranged to fit your requests.
Draw a familiar company's business as a Bizgram in seven steps. When teams compare, the same company comes out differently. Then draw your own business, and where it is going.
- 01LearnSee a business model as flows of people, things and money
- 02DrawDraw a familiar company's business on one sheet in seven stepsHighlight
- 03See changeSee how a business has changed, as diagrams
- 04ReviseRedraw the business as it could be if it changed
- 05ShareShow each other in pairs, then with everyone, and ask questionsHighlight
On the day
An example diagram
A Bizgram places the people and companies in a business, and draws the things and money moving between them as arrows.
The example is Uber Eats: how food, payments and fees move between customers, restaurants and couriers, on one sheet.
What participants said
From post-training surveys, translated from Japanese.
I learned the purpose and level of detail of a diagram. I had been trying to express everything in one diagram, but I understood splitting it and keeping the level of detail even.
Even where I thought I roughly understood, drawing it brought new discoveries, and a strange sense of "it's really well made".
In-company workshop
It was good exercise in simplifying a complex business model to understand its essence.
In-company workshop
Drawing it deepened my understanding not only of the money flow, but of what the product does and its effect on customers. I also found drawing diagrams fun.
In-company workshop
Drawing it out lets you notice what you had missed, and it all becomes clear. I'm going to read the book.
In-company workshop
Past training
Ask whether it can be shaped for your company.
Talk to us about this trainingWays to ask and price
- Set materials
- Watch the recorded lecture beforehand
- One of our facilitators leads
Package training
- One of our facilitators leads the day
- Everyone watches a recorded lecture beforehand
- The price is kept lower
- Your requests
- We plan the training
- We run it from the plan
Made-to-order training
- We plan the training from your requests
- One of our facilitators or our CEO leads the day
- The price is higher, because the training is planned for you
Either way, we quote based on the length, group size and material.
Contact
You do not need to know which training fits. Tell us what you are stuck on and who will take part. We shape it to your time, group size and material and propose it.
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