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Business Development
A Market-Oriented Perspective
Hans Eibe Sørensen (Author)
9780470683668, Wiley
Paperback / softback, published 2 March 2012
576 pages
23.4 x 18.8 x 3.3 cm, 1.043 kg
This textbook answers the basic questions: "What is business development?" "What does the business developer do?" and "What characterises good, structured, effective business development?" Distinguishing business development and the tasks of the business developer from traditional approaches of strategic management, entrepreneurship, and strategic marketing, this textbook will enable the market-oriented business developer to conceive, craft, and implement superior business plans.
The book is divided into three modules focusing on the market-oriented business developer’s mindset, on providing a state-of-the-art toolbox for careful strategic analyses and decisions, and lastly on the critical aspects of business plans and their content.
The approach of the book is focused and selective in its choice of content and provides a cumulative development of the relevant topics. Each chapter includes an ‘implications for the market-oriented business developer’ at the end to enhance a student’s learning.
The content of the book is applicable to any new business venture as well as for the development and implementation of growth opportunities in mature organizations. Inherently international in its scope, the text includes numerous real world examples, taken from the author’s own experience as a biotech entrepreneur, as well as from the wider global business community.
Preface Chapter 1. Introduction and Default Positions Module 1. The Business Developer’s Mindset Chapter 2. Business Development Chapter 3. Market Orientation Chapter 4. Innovation, the Entrepreneur, and Entrepreneurial Orientation Chapter 5. Business Models and Business Plans Module 2. The Business Developer’s Toolbox Chapter 6. Strategy and Strategic Management Chapter 7. The Business Environment – value creation I Chapter 8. Resources and Organization Design – value creation II Chapter 9. Value Appropriation and Property rights Module 3. Crafting and Executing the Business Plan Chapter 10. The Marketing Plan – marketing management and market research Chapter 11. The Organization Plan – organizational development and governance Chapter 12. The Finance Plan – financial statements, arrangements, and valuation Chapter 13. Connecting the Dots – executing the business plan Index
Subject Areas: Business & management [KJ]
