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2.4 Improve your business

Course subject(s) 2. Stress testing your BM

Introduction

Time to test if your business model is future proof! In the last block you already identified the developments in your business environment using PESTLE analysis. In this block we will look at your business model and do a stress test. Let’s see if you can make your business model more robust.

We have created a guide for using the stress test tool in this assignment. This guide can be found here or found through the businessmakeover.eu website. This guide contains an explanation of how to use the tool (in a group), an example for Uber and an empty sheet of the stress test tool. You can print out the sheet, fill it in, take a picture, and upload it.

If you wish to fill in the assignment digitally, please click here for a .docx version of the fill-in sheet and here for a LibreOffice version.

Note: if you would like to see another example for using the stress test tool, see the next page/unit or click here. We have created a short assignment video in which we provide two possible answers to the assignment.

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