Biz.Plan Points |
Descriptives |
Counterpoints |
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Principle |
An aggregator of broadband services and support. "A
BACC provider for the broadband market." The business operates an independent, but partially owned joint venture of all 5 major domestic cable companies to provide broadband services nationwide. |
No known competitors or similar business models at
this time. |
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Advantages |
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No direct ownership of the last mile or intermediary
circuit infrastructure Could this model be copied? |
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Opportunity |
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What is the mechanism of selling to these markets? What implication do long term contracts already iin place have n market penetration / revenue targets? |
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Problems likely to be encountered |
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Operational Needs |
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The list of "operational items" is likely to be the
highest cost elements. |
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Operation Model |
The operation acts much like a bank. To the
customer, it's all about service reliability and customer care; to the company,
it's all about managiing the information and service providers. |
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Profit Model |
Wholesale => Retail "The goal is not to be cheaper than the cable co's or the phone co's. The goal is to offer a single source purchase and service provider. If we are cheaper, it'll be because of volume purchasing on the customer's part." |
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Names |
SoHoBo (Small Office, Home Office, Branch Office) |