lightcdd: a lightweight capability-driven development method for start-ups
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Hasan Koç1, Marcela Ruiz2, Sergio España3
1University of Rostock, Germany
2 PROS Research Centre, Universitat Politècnica de València, Spain
3 Utrecht University, The Netherlands
Motivation Problem Investigation Applying Capability-driven Development in Startups
Use Cases Lessons Learnt
Designing LightCDD Conclusion
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Lack of realism
Neglecting user needs
Missing real world context
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How methods and techniques for enterprise modelling can help on the
development process of new ventures?
A business model describes the rationale of how an organization creates, delivers and captures value (Osterwalder & Pigneur 2010)
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A business model describes the rationale of how an organization creates, delivers and captures value (Osterwalder & Pigneur 2010)
We explore the Capability-driven development (CDD)
We use the CDD as the rationale to help start-ups to perform: Context modelling Goal modelling Business process modelling Integrity of modelling methods
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Flexibility and integrity of
modelling methods
Challange the dynamicity of the
enterprises
T2. TREATMENT DESIGN (Section 3)- Explore available solutions by reviewing the SOTA- Select modelling method to support business modelling for start-ups (selection of CDD)- Perform an analysis of CDD and select adequate modelling methodologies for business modelling of start-ups
T1. PROBLEM INVESTIGATION (Section 2)- Investigate the lack of realism when modelling start-ups as a fact of failure on the creation of new ventures- Investigate the need for integrated modelling methods for entrepreneurship- Explore the literature, establish research questions and conduct interviews to gather knowledge on the problem- Define the criteria to judge solution success
T3. TREATMENT VALIDATION (Section 3 & 4)- Validate the feasibility to apply CDD for entrepreneurship- Perform an exploratory application of CDD to two case studies of start-ups: UpLite and Let’s Get Better- Anlyse the perceptions of the entrepreneurs on the application of CDD
REPRISE OF TASK 2 (Section 5)- Design LightCDD
DESIGN AN ENTERPRISE MODELLING METHOD FOR START-UPS
The high start-up birth rates go hand in hand with a great risk of failure
Nine out of 10 start-ups fail
Customers, business model, product, financials and team are dimensions to support
Team commitment, team expertise, marketing, customer relationships, core team expertise and management, strategy, R&D and idea have high effect factors on start-ups success
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T2. TREATMENT DESIGN (Section 3)- Explore available solutions by reviewing the SOTA- Select modelling method to support business modelling for start-ups (selection of CDD)- Perform an analysis of CDD and select adequate modelling methodologies for business modelling of start-ups
T1. PROBLEM INVESTIGATION (Section 2)- Investigate the lack of realism when modelling start-ups as a fact of failure on the creation of new ventures- Investigate the need for integrated modelling methods for entrepreneurship- Explore the literature, establish research questions and conduct interviews to gather knowledge on the problem- Define the criteria to judge solution success
T3. TREATMENT VALIDATION (Section 3 & 4)- Validate the feasibility to apply CDD for entrepreneurship- Perform an exploratory application of CDD to two case studies of start-ups: UpLite and Let’s Get Better- Anlyse the perceptions of the entrepreneurs on the application of CDD
REPRISE OF TASK 2 (Section 5)- Design LightCDD
DESIGN AN ENTERPRISE MODELLING METHOD FOR START-UPS
Why do start-ups fail?
Many start-ups focus too much on product, and not enough on the end user needs.
The entrepreneurs underestimate the importance of planning, before entering the market.
Different scenarios are neglected; the activities are captured in a single high-level process and the processes are not specified.
Moreover, the objectives motivating the ideas and wishes are not captured
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T2. TREATMENT DESIGN (Section 3)- Explore available solutions by reviewing the SOTA- Select modelling method to support business modelling for start-ups (selection of CDD)- Perform an analysis of CDD and select adequate modelling methodologies for business modelling of start-ups
T1. PROBLEM INVESTIGATION (Section 2)- Investigate the lack of realism when modelling start-ups as a fact of failure on the creation of new ventures- Investigate the need for integrated modelling methods for entrepreneurship- Explore the literature, establish research questions and conduct interviews to gather knowledge on the problem- Define the criteria to judge solution success
T3. TREATMENT VALIDATION (Section 3 & 4)- Validate the feasibility to apply CDD for entrepreneurship- Perform an exploratory application of CDD to two case studies of start-ups: UpLite and Let’s Get Better- Anlyse the perceptions of the entrepreneurs on the application of CDD
REPRISE OF TASK 2 (Section 5)- Design LightCDD
DESIGN AN ENTERPRISE MODELLING METHOD FOR START-UPS
Structured interview
Current methods do not allow the entrepreneurs have an integral view of their goals, activities and contextual constraints
Providing mechanisms to represent contextual constraints and to reason about goals and processes would help entrepreneurs to anticipate and mitigate risks.
Modelling methods for entrepreneurs should be graphical, technical and lightweight.
Different perspectives should be supported
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T2. TREATMENT DESIGN (Section 3)- Explore available solutions by reviewing the SOTA- Select modelling method to support business modelling for start-ups (selection of CDD)- Perform an analysis of CDD and select adequate modelling methodologies for business modelling of start-ups
T1. PROBLEM INVESTIGATION (Section 2)- Investigate the lack of realism when modelling start-ups as a fact of failure on the creation of new ventures- Investigate the need for integrated modelling methods for entrepreneurship- Explore the literature, establish research questions and conduct interviews to gather knowledge on the problem- Define the criteria to judge solution success
T3. TREATMENT VALIDATION (Section 3 & 4)- Validate the feasibility to apply CDD for entrepreneurship- Perform an exploratory application of CDD to two case studies of start-ups: UpLite and Let’s Get Better- Anlyse the perceptions of the entrepreneurs on the application of CDD
REPRISE OF TASK 2 (Section 5)- Design LightCDD
DESIGN AN ENTERPRISE MODELLING METHOD FOR START-UPS
ENTREPRENEURS
ENTREPRENEURS +RESEARCHERS
RESEARCHERS
1.KICK OFF
2. PREPARATION OF PROJECTS
SPECIFICATION
INTRODUCTION TO THE CDD EXPERIENCE
3. ANALYSE PROJECTS
GUIDELINES FOR TEXTUAL PROJECTS’ SPECIFICATION
TEXTUAL PROJECTS’ SPECIFICATION
5. DESIGN OF BPM V1
BPM V1REPORT ABOUT ENTREPRENEURS’ PROJECTS
6. MEETING TO ANALYSE BUSINESS PROCESS
MODELS V1
REPORT WITH IMPROVEMENTS FOR BPM V1 AND INFORMATION FOR THE DESIGN OF CDD MODELS
7. DESIGN OF CDD MODELS
9. MEETING TO ANALYSE CDD MODELS AND SPECIFY
A STABLE VERSION
CDD MODELS V1
CDD MODELS STABLE VERSION
LESSONS LEARNT ON THE USE OF CDD
LEGEND
ACTOR/S PROCEDURE INPUT/OUTPUT INPUT/OUTPUTRELATIONSHIP
PRECEDENCERELATIONSHIP
8. CREATE A GLOSSARY OF TERMS
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
4. SELECT METHOD
COMPONENTS
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ENTREPRENEURS
ENTREPRENEURS +RESEARCHERS
RESEARCHERS
1.KICK OFF
2. PREPARATION OF PROJECTS
SPECIFICATION
INTRODUCTION TO THE CDD EXPERIENCE
3. ANALYSE PROJECTS
GUIDELINES FOR TEXTUAL PROJECTS’ SPECIFICATION
TEXTUAL PROJECTS’ SPECIFICATION
5. DESIGN OF BPM V1
BPM V1REPORT ABOUT ENTREPRENEURS’ PROJECTS
6. MEETING TO ANALYSE BUSINESS PROCESS
MODELS V1
REPORT WITH IMPROVEMENTS FOR BPM V1 AND INFORMATION FOR THE DESIGN OF CDD MODELS
7. DESIGN OF CDD MODELS
9. MEETING TO ANALYSE CDD MODELS AND SPECIFY
A STABLE VERSION
CDD MODELS V1
CDD MODELS STABLE VERSION
LESSONS LEARNT ON THE USE OF CDD
LEGEND
ACTOR/S PROCEDURE INPUT/OUTPUT INPUT/OUTPUTRELATIONSHIP
PRECEDENCERELATIONSHIP
8. CREATE A GLOSSARY OF TERMS
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
4. SELECT METHOD
COMPONENTS
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T2. TREATMENT DESIGN (Section 3)- Explore available solutions by reviewing the SOTA- Select modelling method to support business modelling for start-ups (selection of CDD)- Perform an analysis of CDD and select adequate modelling methodologies for business modelling of start-ups
T1. PROBLEM INVESTIGATION (Section 2)- Investigate the lack of realism when modelling start-ups as a fact of failure on the creation of new ventures- Investigate the need for integrated modelling methods for entrepreneurship- Explore the literature, establish research questions and conduct interviews to gather knowledge on the problem- Define the criteria to judge solution success
T3. TREATMENT VALIDATION (Section 3 & 4)- Validate the feasibility to apply CDD for entrepreneurship- Perform an exploratory application of CDD to two case studies of start-ups: UpLite and Let’s Get Better- Anlyse the perceptions of the entrepreneurs on the application of CDD
REPRISE OF TASK 2 (Section 5)- Design LightCDD
DESIGN AN ENTERPRISE MODELLING METHOD FOR START-UPS16
Lack of proportion between analysis and design is a cause of failure. Analysis methods are needed! Support graphical representation of business ideas Be lightweight Be Simple Provide mechanisms to represent contextual constraints
LEGEND
PREPARATION PHASE
ANALYSIS PHASE DESIGN PHASE
LightCDD GUIDE
PHASE PROCEDURE INPUT/OUTPUT INPUT/OUTPUTRELATIONSHIP
PRECEDENCERELATIONSHIP
ANALYSIS OF APPLICABILITY
OF LightCDD
SPECIFY THE CORE
CAPABILITIES
REPORT ON THE ACTIVITIES, GOALS, AND CONTEXTUAL
FACTORS
CAPABILITY MODEL
REPORT WITH ACTIVITIES, GOALS, AND CONTEXTUAL
FACTORS
BPM GOAL MODEL
CONTEXT MODEL
REPORT WITH DECISIONS TO
APPLY LightCDD
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
SPECIFY BPM, GOALS, KPIs, AND CONTEXT MODELS
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The high start-up birth rates go hand in hand with a great risk of failure
How can methods and techniques for enterprise modelling can help on the development process of new ventures?
Exploratory application of CDD in two start-ups project + structured interview
CDD is a feasible method for start-ups support with some drawbacks
We propose a Lightweight method (Light CDD)
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Principles of Light CDD
The users of LightCDD should be supplied with the information of what enterprise modelling in general is and how this could help to improve their case.
The LightCDD should focus on the goals, context and processes. The pattern modelling and adjustment modeling method components are excluded.
From the CDD tool suite, CDT seems to be the only one that the entrepreneurs can use.
The prerequisites for the method application are not taken into consideration
Stakeholder types that participate to the different phases of the CDD were excluded (start-up teams include smaller number of individuals) 19
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Further Work Guidelines and best practices for BPM are going to be improved and incorporated
CDD concepts are going to be refined and simplified
Important aspects such as the revenue models, channels, key resources, and team expertise is going to be addressed