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ANTICIPATING AND LEADING Understanding the tools, exponential technologies, and dynamics that lead to market disruption. WHY? WHAT? In this workshop, students will learn frameworks, tools, and strategies to anticipate and lead market disruption. Each class will explore the ways in which exponentially improving technologies enable the development of innovative products and business models, creating new markets or disrupting existing industries. We will review the following exponential technologies and learn how their convergence can result in market disruption. This is the age of permanent disruption, where every business in every industry is facing continuous existential threats. Market Disruption is driven by a combination of exponentially improving technologies, new product architectures and innovative business models (enabled by these technologies) to meet customer needs in new and unexpected ways. Traditional strategy is obsolete and waiting until these technologies are fully developed is the same thing as waiting to be disrupted. Exponential Technologies Industries on the cusp of disruption Robotics 3D Printing Artificial Intelligence Sensors & the Internet of Things Big Data, Open Data & the Cloud Solar Electric & Autonomous vehicles Mobile Internet & eMoney Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Electricity Storage Infrastructure Energy Transportation Construction Logistics Insurance Agriculture Real Estate Health Care Telecom Services Retail Land Management Education Market Creation & Disruption Business Model Innovation Strategic Choices Customer Segment Product Use - Application Market - Product Fit Value Proposition Market Size Business Model Core Logic Profit Engine - Revenue Model - Drivers - Cost Model - Drivers Scenario Analysis - Key Success Factors Value Creation Technology Cost Model - Drivers Processes - Capabilities Resources Value Capture Pricing Revenue Model - Drivers Financial Analysis Adoption Enviroment & Value Network Value Network Industry Characteristics Adoption Issues - Challenges Product Innovation & Market Fit (Core) Product Marketing Mix Unique for each segment and stage in lifecycle - What you ship Whole Product - 100% Marketing promise. - Core product, service, installation, support... Distribution - Customer buying behavior. - Good fit with product. - Economic Performance. Promotion - Advertising, PR. - Sales Promotion. - Direct Marketing. Segmentation - Identity Customer needs. - Develop description profile. - Value Creation. Targeting - Evaluate attractiveness - Select segments. - Value Capture. Positioning - Differentation in customers mind - Relative to customer benefits and competition Marketing Planning - Marketing plan for each segment. - Financials. - Develop Marketing Organization. Sales Planning - Arm sales forces with information. - Customer, value prop, competitive information Partners - Right Partners. - Managing with clarity. Pricing - Value capture, EVC. - Competition. - Cost. Branding - Product. - People. - Symbols. - Story. Exponential Technologies 20.000 40.000 60.000 80.000 100.000 120.000 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 1,400 1,765 2,235 2,820 3,952 5,364 6,946 9,521 16,229 23,605 40,670 71,061 102,156 Market.- Solar PV Installed Capacity: UP100X - Solar PV Installed Capacity 2000-2012 Growth 100X (1) - Solar PV Market CAGR 2000-2012 Growth 48%

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Page 1: Understanding the tools, exponential technologies, and ...Understanding the tools, exponential technologies, and dynamics that lead to market disruption. WHY? WHAT? In this workshop,

ANTICIPATING AND LEADING

Understanding the tools, exponential technologies, and dynamics that lead to market disruption.

WHY?

WHAT?In this workshop, students will learn frameworks, tools, and strategies to anticipate and lead market disruption. Each class will explore the ways in which exponentially improving technologies enable the development of innovative products and business models,creating new markets or disrupting existing industries. We will review the followingexponential technologies and learn how their convergence can result in market disruption.

This is the age ofpermanent disruption, where every business in every industry is facing continuous existential threats. Market Disruption is driven by a combination of exponentially improvingtechnologies, new product architecturesand innovative business models (enabled bythese technologies) to meet customer needsin new and unexpected ways. Traditionalstrategy is obsolete and waiting until thesetechnologies are fully developed is the samething as waiting to be disrupted.

Exponential Technologies Industries on the cusp of disruptionRobotics3D PrintingArtificial IntelligenceSensors & the Internet of ThingsBig Data, Open Data & the CloudSolarElectric & Autonomous vehiclesMobile Internet & eMoneyUnmanned Aerial VehiclesElectricity Storage

InfrastructureEnergyTransportationConstructionLogisticsInsuranceAgriculture

Real EstateHealth CareTelecomServicesRetailLand ManagementEducation

MarketCreation

& Disruption

Business Model Innovation

Strategic ChoicesCustomer SegmentProduct Use - ApplicationMarket - Product FitValue PropositionMarket Size

Business ModelCore LogicProfit Engine - Revenue Model - Drivers - Cost Model - Drivers Scenario Analysis - KeySuccess Factors

Value CreationTechnologyCost Model - DriversProcesses - CapabilitiesResources

Value CapturePricingRevenue Model - DriversFinancial Analysis

Adoption Enviroment& Value Network

Value NetworkIndustry CharacteristicsAdoption Issues - Challenges

ProductInnovation &

Market Fit(Core) Product Marketing Mix

Unique for each segment and stage in lifecycle- What you ship

Whole Product- 100% Marketing promise.- Core product, service, installation, support...

Distribution- Customer buying behavior.- Good fit with product.- Economic Performance.

Promotion- Advertising, PR.- Sales Promotion.- Direct Marketing.

Segmentation- Identity Customer needs.- Develop description profile.- Value Creation.

Targeting- Evaluate attractiveness- Select segments.- Value Capture.

Positioning- Differentation in customers mind- Relative to customer benefits and competition

Marketing Planning- Marketing plan for each segment.- Financials.- Develop Marketing Organization.

Sales Planning- Arm sales forces with information.- Customer, value prop, competitive information

Partners- Right Partners.- Managing with clarity.

Pricing- Value capture, EVC.- Competition.- Cost.

Branding- Product.- People.- Symbols.- Story.

Exponential Technologies

20.000

40.000

60.000

80.000

100.000

120.000

02000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

1,400 1,765 2,235 2,820 3,952 5,364 6,946 9,52116,229

23,605

40,670

71,061

102,156

Market.- Solar PV Installed Capacity: UP100X

- Solar PV Installed Capacity 2000-2012 Growth 100X (1)

- Solar PV Market CAGR 2000-2012 Growth 48%

Page 2: Understanding the tools, exponential technologies, and ...Understanding the tools, exponential technologies, and dynamics that lead to market disruption. WHY? WHAT? In this workshop,

Tony Seba is a serial Silicon Valley entrepreneur, author andeducator. He is a lecturer in Entrepreneurship, Disruption andClean Energy at Stanford University. Mr. Seba is the author of“Clean Disruption of Energy & Transportation”, “Solar Trillions”

FOR WHOM?

HOW?

This short course will give you the key concepts, tools and frameworks you need toanticipate disruption, create new products and services,and find new market opportunities.

In addition to the overview above, the second day will give decision-makers the opportunity to do a deeper dive into specific industry dynamics, includingdiscussions of exponential technologies about to disrupt your business.We will look for disruptive threats as well as market opportunities and buildbusiness plans in class with the mentoring of Tony Seba.

Decision-makers, strategists, CEOs, CIOs,CTOs, CMOs, board members, directors,investors, entrepreneurs, and policy makers. Anyone who is creating corporate strategy, developing new products and services or just thinking longer than a few quarters ahead:two years, five years, or fifteen years.This course is designed to help entrepreneurs bent on disruption and managers anticipatingcompetitive threats.

1 day.- Market Disruption: Key Technologies, Tools and Frameworks

2 days.- Extended Seminar: Deep industry dive & hands-on Practice

WHO?

and “Winners Take All“. He was an early employee in Internet powerhouse Cisco Systemsand Internet security leader RSA Data Security where he managed strategic planningand business development. He was the co-founder and award-winning CEO ofPrintNation.com, which he managed from an idea to 120+ employees and billions ofdollars in online listings. He raised $30+ million in venture funding and helped disruptthe 4th largest manufacturing industry in America.

Mr. Seba is an advisor to investors, accelerators & fast-growth tech companies.He is currently advising in the development of more than 400 MW of solar and windpower plants. Mr. Seba has an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business and aComputer Science and Engineering degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

For more information about our short-courses and fees, including private and custom-de-signed programs, visit our website www.tonyseba.com or email [email protected]