BUS 400 Business Model Canvas
BUS 400 Business Model Canvas
Key Partners Key Activities Value Proposition Customer Relationship Customer Segments
Fundamental operations include the incessant Relations with customers are nurtured through
Key partners are maintained with Apple's ARP represents an amalgamation The clientele for Apple's ARP
Research & Development for hardware and a range of outlets including the Apple Support
of avant-garde technology, intuitive ease
content and application software enhancement, marketing initiatives, service, internet forums, and didactic tutorials.
chiefly comprises technological
of operation, and an impeccably seamless
developers, augmented reality sales operations, the maintenance of client Loyalty schemes are in place for longstanding enthusiastics, professionals who
integration with a suite of other Apple
relationships, and the cultivation of strategic customers, accompanied by rewards for client
hardware suppliers, academic commodities, thereby offering an
are engaged within fields as
partnerships referrals.
institutions for research unrivalled augmented reality experience diverse as architecture, medicine,
Key Resources Channels
endeavors, large technology (Kim et al., 2019).. The platform possesses gaming, design, and education, all
Key assets are represented by Apple's teams The pre-existing retail conduits for Apple, both
the capability to amplify productivity,
corporations for integration of designers and engineers, their formidable physical and digital, the App Store as a of whom possess a profound
inspire pioneering designs, and deliver a
brand reputation, the portfolio of patents, medium of software dissemination, a devoted
purposes, and retail collaborators. desire for immersive, interactive
heightened sense of immersion within
proprietary technologies, and a far-reaching salesforce catering to corporate clientele, and
gaming and pedagogical experiences
encounters.
distribution network. partnerships consolidated with institutions of
education.
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