Identifying Business Opportunities in the Environment
- Usually start from scratch Source of Product Ideas 1. Chance happening 2. Personal interest/Hobby 3. Friends and Relatives 4. Family Business 5. Suggestions 6. Education/course 7. Prior work experience
8. Research and Development
9. Creative problem solving 10. Focus Group Discussions 11. Brainstorming 12. Problem Inventory analysis 13. Other means
Improvement on Existing Products
Improving an existing products Spotting Opportunities 1. Market need 2. Location 3. Hobby of the people
4. Available materials in the
community 5. Your interest and know-how
Way of going into Business
1. Start a new business 2. Buy an existing business
3. Take over a family business
4. Buy a franchise Prepared by: Alinsoloren, Jesie G.
Chapter III Creative an Enterprise
Identifying Business Opportunities in the Environment - Usually start from scratch Source of Product Ideas 14. Chance happening 15. Personal interest/Hobby 16. Friends and Relatives 17. Family Business 18. Suggestions 19. Education/course 20. Prior work experience 21. Research and Development
22. Creative problem solving 23. Focus Group Discussions 24. Brainstorming 25. Problem Inventory analysis 26. Other means
Improvement on Existing Products
Improving an existing products Spotting Opportunities 6. Market need 7. Location 8. Hobby of the people 9. Available materials in the community Way of going into Business 5. Start a new business 6. Buy an existing business