Business Model Book, The

<p><strong>Table of Contents</strong></p> <p>Introduction</p> <p>How to use this book</p> <p><strong>Part 1: The truth about business models</strong></p> <p>1. Business models in practice</p> <p>2. A brief history of business models</p> <p>3. There are no magic bullets</p> <p><strong>Part 2: Business model architecture </strong></p> <p>4. Looking at your raw materials</p> <p>5. Collecting and connecting your stakeholders - Customers, users, suppliers, purchasers, competitors</p> <p>6. Solid structure - creating and capturing value in business models</p> <p>7. Crafting compelling stories- the power of business model narratives</p> <p>8. The business model life cycle</p> <p>· First steps for entrepreneurs</p> <p>· Lean education for start-ups</p> <p>· Coherent storytelling for growing up</p> <p>· Rejuvenating mature firms</p> <p><strong>Part 3: Business model change and innovation </strong></p> <p>9. When business models fail</p> <p>10. Change and adaptation, Innovation and disruption</p> <p>11. Back to the beginning</p> <p><strong>Resources developed throughout the book:</strong></p> <p>25 brilliant business model tips</p> <p>12 brilliant examples to highlight specific business model elements, designs, or innovations.</p> <p>Links to online resources, including free online business model design sites; Links to short third-party videos covering specific business model topics</p>