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Month: October 2025

BUSINESS: Can One Business Unit Have Two Revenue Models?

October 7, 2025

The Harvard Business Review case “Can One Business Unit Have Two Revenue Models?” explores a classic tension companies face after a merger: whether to…

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False Dichotomies

October 6, 2025

Markets Isolde’s company, Siiquent, made their money selling the materials that their machines used. This works for their target market of hospitals, which don’t…

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What Do Product Managers Do?

October 6, 2025

What ADPRs Do Matt LeMay frames the product manager not as a “mini-CEO” with direct authority, but as a connective role and someone who…

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Two revenue models

October 6, 2025

Isolde, head of Siiquent, targeted stuff – selling everything that hospitals and big diagnostic labels needed for gene-diagnosis. Emanuel, on the other, head of…

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Can One Business Unit Have Two Revenue Models?

October 6, 2025

Different Markets and Different Revenue Models  The head of Siiquent, Isolde, targeted hospitals and big diagnostic labs. As a “DNA-sequencing start up”, Siiquent sold…

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Farmlink: TAM/SAM/SOM

October 6, 2025

Total Addressable Market (TAM) TAM Size: $327.9 Billion  Supporting Data: The U.S. Grocery Delivery market is anticipated to achieve revenue of $327.72 billion in…

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Reflection: Balancing Structure and Flexibility in Business Models – Ines Salter

October 6, 2025

Reflection: Balancing Structure and Flexibility in Business Models When I read about Isolde and Emanuel, LinguaLeap’s challenge came to mind, as they both face…

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revenue models response

October 6, 2025

Finding Structure in Flexibility I really enjoyed this case because it captures a tension that exists in so many companies, and in product management…

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Greenplate – P1 Markets and TAM/SAM/SOM

October 6, 2025

Size of TAM; i.e. size of your industry if you could reach every human in it.  300M US population Vegans: 1% of US population…

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Team 6 – Classy : TAM, SAM, SOM

October 6, 2025

Recall that: SOM service obtainable market – “where we will start “ or “is this interesting” SAM service available market – “where we are…

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