Business Plan Vs Improvisation: How to Achieve Success as Entrepreneur
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Business Plan Vs Improvisation: How to Achieve Success as Entrepreneur

Launching a startup begins with a business plan. However, entrepreneurs need to remember that any plan is only a framework for development, and in a turbulent market, the ability to adapt and improve is more vital than to pursue strict instructions. Having a business plan makes a startup more likely to succeed, found out Francis J. Greene and Christian Hopp. According to their research, more than 30% of the small businesses do not survive the first 3 years of operations if they do not have a business plan. Why do we need business plans? The business plan is essential at…
Patient Centricity as the Future of Digital Health Management
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Patient Centricity as the Future of Digital Health Management

Digital health is an all-encompassing term that refers to the care provided through eHealth and mHealth through advances in computing sciences. Challenges or Gaps in Traditional Care Major technological challenges faced by the healthcare industry have got to do with data processing, cybersecurity, and providing a user-friendly experience. However, advancements in each of these fields have proven to be gainful, and will continue to do so. Our focus here has more to do with the user experience aspect of digital health management. There are quite a number of digital health care providers, rather, platforms that avail services outside the traditional…
One-page business model for a start-up business
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One-page business model for a start-up business

QUESTION: I have been encouraged to develop a detailed business plan for a new business I am considering. The plan outlines I have found online are quite detailed. Is there a more user-friendly way to address the main issues I will encounter? ANSWER: I normally am not one to encourage shortcuts. But the SCORE organization has developed a one-page business model that helps you answer the critical questions facing a start-up business. In essence, your business model is the structure with which you will take your product or service to market and make a profit. It makes you answer questions…