This looks like DayPop upside down.
Visualizing business models..
I love when you can explain your business in an elegant chart. Take a look at this one from Nanomix.
This 7k image is chock-full of information. It explains:
- How products emerge.
- The core activities and deliverables (and organizations? and talent mix?)
- The rate of weeding out needed along the way.
- That the process stops at creating the new product. They don't bring new things to market. Suggesting marketing partners or customers.
- Key opportunities for productivity improvement (earlier in the cycle)
- A basis for competitive comparison (how many ideas do you generate, how many designs can you model, what is your cost at each step)
- That computational design comes before lab work, different from how research was done only ten years' ago.
The 1000-to-1 ratio is clearly hypothetical. But can't you see a quarterly report with real numbers and the funnels sized in proportion to the real levels of activity?
What's your business? Do you have a simple diagram that reveals your business at a high level?
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