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New Business Modelling Framework (NBM4): From Product Idea to Product-Market Fit With Less Guesswork
New Business Modelling Framework (NBM4): From Product Idea to Product-Market Fit With Less Guesswork

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Key Abbreviations in the New Business Modelling Framework

AbbreviationMeaningDescription
CMFChannel Model FitFit between the business model and the distribution channels, as defined by the business model (channels are defined by the business model).
CJMCustomer Journey MapA visual representation of the customer’s experience and interactions with a product or service, from awareness to post-purchase, highlighting key touchpoints and areas for improvement.
DTDigital TransformationSee Definitions.
JTBDJobs to Be DoneA framework used to understand the tasks, problems, or goals that customers are trying to accomplish, helping to design products or services that effectively meet their needs.
MMFModel Market FitThe alignment between the market and the business model, where the market influences the business model.
MVPMinimal Viable ProductA version of a product with a minimal set of features, designed to be usable by early customers who can provide feedback for future product development.
NBMFNew Business Modeling FrameworkA method of creating new business models and products, as described in this document.
NPDNew Product DevelopmentThe complete process of bringing a new product to the market.
PCFProduct Channel FitAvailability of a product that satisfies the needs of certain distribution channels.
PMFProduct Market FitThe presence of a product that satisfies the needs of a particular market and has value for the consumer.