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bengin Offerings, Strategy and Focus Working papers Draft – Version 1.0 Draft, not for Distribution bengin Offerings Structure V1.0_e.ppt

Mapping Reality 1)Structuring 2)Quantifying 3)Offerings / Deliverables 4)Customers, Priorities, Needs

1) Structuring A company A Department A Process A Project An Investment etc. To structure the customers‘ offerings: Their output To structure the customers‘ basic processes: Their value production To structure the customers‘ basics: Their input Customer questions: What do we offer?How do we do it? Where do we start? 3 Major offerings: Products Services Rights 3 Major processes: Management Value Creation Background maintenance 6 Primary resources: Products Operative resources Documents Know-How Rights Finance 6 Major departments: Marketing & Sales R & D Procurement & manufacturing Quality Assurance & Environment Personal & Services Logistics & Finance OUR ANSWERS:

2) Quantifying A company A Department A Process A Project An Investment etc. To quantify the customers‘ profit profile To quantify the customers‘ global values Tangible values Tangible & intangible values To quantify the customers‘ intangible accounting Intangible balance Intangible profit & loss Profit & Cost profile per primary resources

Offering ID NameComments Offerings Family ID Output structure analysis Basic processes structure analysis Input structure analysis: 6 Primary resources Input structure analysis: 6 Major departments Evaluation of Profit & Cost profile Evaluation of the global values: Tangible assets Evaluation of the global values: Tangible & Intangible assets Evaluation of the imaginary accounting: Imaginary Balance Evaluation of the imaginary accounting: Imaginary Profit & Loss

Offering ID Offerings vs Deliverables Deliverables Products – MindWare: Checklists 2 D models 3 D models Methodology Products – SoftWare: Tools Links Services: Customer Support Consulting Training License (©, ®, ™, Pat): End-User Consultant Teacher Developer X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX XX X X X XX XX X X X X X X X X X X XX XX

Offerings vs customers (X = major focus; 1, 2, 3, 4 = priorities) Offering ID International Large co. * Investment firms * (Braches: FS, Telco, Health, Farma, Energy) Start upsConsultants Institution, university KMU * XX XX X XX X X X X X X XX XXX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Offerings vs Business needs: YOU CANNOT MANAGE WHAT YOU CANNOT MEASURE Offering ID International Large co. KMUs 2.1 Start ups

Offerings vs Business needs: YOU CANNOT MANAGE WHAT YOU CANNOT MEASURE Offering ID International Large co. KMU To analyze, measure and evaluate the Tangible assets of the company, often defined as Key Performance Indicators. The company can understand and measure their tangible assets in order to to plan and manage their utilization in a more profitable way. To analyze, measure and evaluate the Intangible assets of the company, e.g. the Know-how, the rights/licenses, the intern. market presence, the networking, the large customer DB, the company name, the technology, the methodology, etc. The company can understand and measure their intangible assets in order to plan and manage their future potential in a unique and profitable way. To analyze, measure and evaluate the Intangible assets of the company, e.g. the Know-how, the rights/licenses, the flexibility, the innovative technology, the speed, etc. The company can understand and measure their intangible assets in order to plan and manage their future potential in a unique and profitable way.

Offerings vs Business needs: YOU CANNOT MANAGE WHAT YOU CANNOT MEASURE Offering ID To analyze, measure and evaluate the Intangible assets of an interesting company, where to invest, e.g. the management team, the readiness of the market (for the Company‘s idea), the competitors presence, the potential exit strategy, the financial market situation, the know-how in the company, the possible use of the Inv. Firm‘s network, the rights/licenses of the company, the Technology potential, the internal methodology, etc. The company can understand and measure the intangible assets of a company in order to understand and measure the company‘s potential and therefore to evaluate their Return on Investment. Investment firms Start ups To analyze, measure and evaluate the Intangible assets of the company, e.g. the Management team, the readiness of the market (for the Company‘s idea), the competitors presence, the know-how in the company, the rights/licenses of the company, the technology potential, the internal methodology, the team experiences, the product qualities (advantages), etc. The company can measure and therefore Present their intangible assets in order to show/communicate their potential (e.g. the potential ROI for the Investors) to the Investment firms with the goal of rising capital.

1. Structure 2. Quantity 3. Direction 4. Optimization We developed the original know-how, the procedures and the instruments to analyze the new Business World and to find the needed Solutions.

Contact: Peter Bretscher Ingenieurbüro für Wirtschaftsentwicklung Alpsteinstrasse 4, CH-9034 Eggersriet ++41 (0)