DSMBA-6180: Business Models & Stakeholders
Course Description
Business models describe the rationale for how new and established companies create, deliver, and capture value; this of this as a “blueprint” for strategies implemented through organizational structures, processes, and systems. In essence, it’s through business models that any organization intends to make money and survive.
Likewise, a marketing strategy refers to a business's overall game plan for reaching prospective consumers and turning them into customers of their products or services. A marketing strategy contains the company's value proposition, key brand messaging, data on target customer demographics, and other high-level elements.
The Business Models & Marketing Strategies course brings together these important concepts in order to provide students with the learning and experience necessary to help ANY company sustainably create, deliver, and capture value from its customers by employing its brand as a competitive advantage.
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Sections:
Fall 2024
Section Name | SF/Oak | Meeting Info | Instructor(s) |
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DSMBA-6180-1: Business Models & Stakeholders
Justin Lokitz |
San Francisco |
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Fall 2023
Section Name | SF/Oak | Meeting Info | Instructor(s) |
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DSMBA-6180-1: Business Models & Marketing Strategies
Rachel Gold, Justin Lokitz |
San Francisco |
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Fall 2022
Section Name | SF/Oak | Meeting Info | Instructor(s) |
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DSMBA-6180-1: Business Models & Marketing Strategies
Rachel Gold, Justin Lokitz |
San Francisco |
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Fall 2021
Section Name | SF/Oak | Meeting Info | Instructor(s) |
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DSMBA-6180-1: Business Models & Stakeholders
Justin Lokitz |
San Francisco |
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Spring 2020
Section Name | SF/Oak | Meeting Info | Instructor(s) |
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DSMBA-6180-5: Business Models & Stakeholders
Justin Lokitz |
San Francisco |
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DSMBA-6180-6: Business Models & Stakeholders
Justin Lokitz |
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Spring 2019
Section Name | SF/Oak | Meeting Info | Instructor(s) |
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DSMBA-618-02: Business Models & Stakeholder
Timothy Smith |
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