PM100 Innovative Business Idea - AGE Pass
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usiness structures, such as service re-development, charity, sole proprietorship, or social<br />
Several<br />
could be utilised when developing <strong>AGE</strong> <strong>Pass</strong> (refer to Figure 1). Service re-development or<br />
enterprise,<br />
investigates the internal organisational structure of a business and identifies issues requiring<br />
redesign<br />
based on the consumers’ changing needs (Kindstrom 2010). This type of business structure<br />
change,<br />
solely on solutions for needs rather than introducing new services as competitors into the<br />
focuses<br />
which improves customer fulfilment and satisfaction as well as negates price and profit<br />
market,<br />
between businesses (Tukker and Tischner 2017). Nevertheless, Reijers and Mansar (2005)<br />
competitions<br />
that focusing internally on pre-existing services, service re-development models could be<br />
determined<br />
time-consuming and difficult to implement new practice within pre-existing frameworks. Therefore,<br />
very<br />
service re-development structure for <strong>AGE</strong> <strong>Pass</strong> would prove to be significantly difficult to redesign<br />
a<br />
NHS community programmes, due to the fact there will be multiple environments explored and<br />
current<br />
involvement.<br />
intergenerational<br />
contrast, non-profit organisations, such as charities or social enterprises, exist due to government<br />
In<br />
being unable to provide certain services (Dart 2004), avoiding the difficulties of attempting to<br />
markets<br />
frameworks already established. Additionally, sole proprietorships also involve more freedom<br />
redesign<br />
design and decision-making (Burns 2016). For this reason, both of the aforementioned business<br />
in<br />
could suit <strong>AGE</strong> <strong>Pass</strong> more appropriately than a service re-development model. However,<br />
structures<br />
enterprise and sole proprietorship structures are typically functional alternatives to purely<br />
social<br />
models because they are not as restricted with resources and funding (Dees et al. 2001).<br />
philanthropic<br />
Dees (2003) argued that income-focused businesses, such as sole proprietorships, will<br />
Furthermore,<br />
have reduced social impacts and often become less innovative due to markets’ competitive<br />
likely<br />
and severe liabilities taken with such businesses. Similarly, Dart (2004) expressed that<br />
environments<br />
enterprises are a tactically better choice for pro-social businesses. Thus, <strong>AGE</strong> <strong>Pass</strong> most suitably<br />
social<br />
into a social enterprise business structure because their mission is focused on being a significant<br />
fits<br />
influence for older adults, providing the consumers an innovative service with the sole intentions<br />
social<br />
enhancing their health and well-being.<br />
of<br />
conceptual diagram<br />
A<br />
the decision-making<br />
showing<br />
for choosing an<br />
process<br />
business model<br />
appropriate<br />
B U S I N E S S<br />
S T R U C T U R E<br />
for <strong>AGE</strong> <strong>Pass</strong>.