Published: 03.11.2022
Using cinema in the pedagogy of entrepreneurship can be useful to illustrate the process and dynamics of the Business Model in a limited time. Here, the movie La La Land is used as a case study to analyze the links and the alignment between the value proposition and the other components of the
BM, particularly the stakeholders.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5278/jbm.v10i2.6663
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Issue: Vol 10, No 2 (2022)
Keywords: busines model , data governance , data sharing , data ecosystem
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Keywords: privacy , privacy protection , contextual intergrity , ecosystems , sustainability , social sustainability , business models , Business Models for sustainability
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Keywords: open business model innovation , cowoking spaces , incumbent and startup firms , motivation , knowledge sharing , collaboration
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Keywords: dual business models , ambidexterity , domain seperation , emerging markets , activity systems
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Keywords: busines model , business model history , multilateral banks , non-profit-making organisations , organizational studies , historical insitutionalism
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Issue: Vol 10, No 2 (2022)
Keywords: Business Model Innovation (BMI) , Business Model , maturity model , innovation management