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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Agenda
- Opportunities
- Types of opportunities
- Filling a market void
- Skybus Airlines case
- Clearly defined market void
- How did Skybus analysis the airline market?
- The market void
- Government regulations
- Macro-environment
- Considerations when filling a market void
- Forming a market void
- Ice Hotel case
- Nils Bergqvist
- The beginning - exhibit of ice sculptures (1)
- The beginning - exhibit of ice sculptures (2)
- The beginning - exhibit of ice sculptures (3)
- The beginning - exhibit of ice sculptures (4)
- Ice Hotel - some facts
- Ice Hotel - ice beds
- Ice Hotel - ice bar
- Industry analysis and experimentation
- Forming a market niche
- What entrepreneurs need to know
- Thank you
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Topics Covered
- Relationship between opportunities, markets, competitors and government
- Filling or Forming a market niche
- Skybus Airline case: Customers; Industry analysis; Government policy or regulations
- The Ice Hotel case: Customers; Industry analysis; Government policy or regulations
- What entrepreneurs need to know when forming a market niche
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Alvarez, S. (2018, April 30). What entrepreneurs need to know before they start [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved December 21, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/KHYU2826.Export Citation (RIS)
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0:00
Hello, I'm Sharon Alvarez.
I'm an Associate Professor of Management and the Academic Director for
the Center for Entrepreneurship here at Fisher College of Business,
the Ohio State University.
I have been here for slightly over 10 years.
During my time with Fisher College of Business,
I have taught undergraduates, graduates,
and PhD students, all of them entrepreneurship.
In addition, I consult in the Columbus area.
The module that I'm going to be speaking to you about
is what entrepreneurs need to know before they
start acquiring and interpreting information about markets, competitors, and government.
0:40
Before we get started,
I would like to review today's agenda.
The first item on our agenda will be the relationship between opportunities,
markets, competitors, and government,
for how you analyze the information on the markets, competitors,
and government really depends on the nature
of the opportunity that an entrepreneur is pursuing.
We will talk about whether you're filling or forming a market niche.
Our first case will be filling a market niche,
and we will use the airline industry and specifically,
the case of Skybus Airlines.
We will analyze how Skybus examine their customers and customer needs.
We will talk about the industry analysis and how Skybus use
government policy and regulations to help them further their opportunity.
Then, we will move on to forming a market niche and use the case of the Ice hotel.
We will talk about how the customers evolved and how
the industry analysis would have been very difficult to perform prior to the Ice hotel.
We'll talk about how government policy and
regulations had to evolve as the Ice hotel itself evolved.
Finally, we will conclude with a review of what you have learned today.