Navigating the Broad-Based Enterprise Development Life Cycle

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בתאריך 10 יוני, 2022

Navigating the Broad-Based Enterprise Development Life Cycle

Navigating the Broad-Based Enterprise Development Life Cycle

Every business goes through four stages of development: emergence, growth, maturity, and decline. The steps are wide, there are depths between them, and the transition does not have to be linear. The stages apply to both lifestyle and mobile start-ups. Most startups start out as small new startups. However, some startups are incubated by large companies and use their resources and capabilities.

The corporate bankruptcy rate is high, many appear directly or go from growth to decline, and there is almost no chance of recovery. In tough economic times, even mature companies are struggling, especially when paradigm shifts affect expectations, concepts, practices, and values. Reasons for failure include lack of capital and corporate powers. It's a common complaint to focus on short-term operations while ignoring long-term marketing initiatives.

Emerging

A growing company needs an entrepreneurial mindset to turn innovation into value. Entrepreneurial founders or owners may experience a major career change because they want to start a business or offer a product and/or service or do something different in life to pursue the ambitions of owning a business.

Broad-Based Enterprise Development earns little to no profit. Under generally accepted accounting principles, they are described as development stage enterprises - emphasizing planning and policy development and research and development activities, including raising capital. The organizational costs to establish the holding entity and to raise the initial capital are separate from the other start-up costs and expenses and can be amortized over time.

Growth

The growing company has focused most of its efforts on sales and production results. A growing company needs entrepreneurial, leadership, and management thinking. You need to maintain the entrepreneurial mindset of the growing company. This requires a business strategy: aspiration and thoughtful leadership to convey the position and position of the industry.

This process requires managerial thinking to establish order, otherwise, chaos ensues. Aspirational statements include values, mission, vision, and value proposition. You must emphasize both mission and vision because it is important that all voters understand your purpose and direction.

Maturity

The mature company has reached a point where revenue growth rates are slowing. This is because they have regained their share potential in traditional markets that are no longer growing, and the rate of return could drop across multiple offerings. So you need to develop new markets and new products and/or services and change the mix of existing offerings to stimulate profits. Many mature companies have chosen to enter foreign markets to ensure growth.

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