10. Volume Analysis Enrollments in 2004 Source: Selected Educational Statistics, Ministry of HRD, N Delhi 9 Million Degree Students in 2004 696,609 B.E 1,465,028 BCom 256,748 1,490,785 3,772,216 122,257 198,719 469,291 55,352 MBBS BSc BA MCom MSC MA Ph.D
24. Product Architecture Core Platform Core Platform Core Platform Core Platform Input Input Input Output Output Output User I/F User I/F User I/F System I/F System I/F System I/F
25. Suggested Plan MRD/PD Concept Device On OMAP Evaluate/Field Trail for Remote PC Client Proof of concept Remote Client Fuzzy Front End Biz Case Execute Launch 5M 2M 6M Funding Contracts
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This represents a business meta-model, a generalized model of all models that sell technology related products. This is used in BSAP workshops to help focus the participants. This picture helps frame a set of questions: What products and or services comprises your line of business? What is the mission of your LOB? Who are your customers? What is your differentiated value to your customers? How does it map to your customer’s Operation Cycle? (This identifies who is likely to pay for the solution) What market segments are you attacking? How are the market segments differentiated? What is the vision of the new value proposition(s)? What is the go to market strategy for this value proposition? When the LOB is short on cash it begins to put tremendous pressure on Product Development due to the order of precedence in fulfilling cash demands.
This represents a business meta-model, a generalized model of all models that sell technology related products. This is used in BSAP workshops to help focus the participants. This picture helps frame a set of questions: What products and or services comprises your line of business? What is the mission of your LOB? Who are your customers? What is your differentiated value to your customers? How does it map to your customer’s Operation Cycle? (This identifies who is likely to pay for the solution) What market segments are you attacking? How are the market segments differentiated? What is the vision of the new value proposition(s)? What is the go to market strategy for this value proposition? When the LOB is short on cash it begins to put tremendous pressure on Product Development due to the order of precedence in fulfilling cash demands.
This represents a business meta-model, a generalized model of all models that sell technology related products. This is used in BSAP workshops to help focus the participants. This picture helps frame a set of questions: What products and or services comprises your line of business? What is the mission of your LOB? Who are your customers? What is your differentiated value to your customers? How does it map to your customer’s Operation Cycle? (This identifies who is likely to pay for the solution) What market segments are you attacking? How are the market segments differentiated? What is the vision of the new value proposition(s)? What is the go to market strategy for this value proposition? When the LOB is short on cash it begins to put tremendous pressure on Product Development due to the order of precedence in fulfilling cash demands.