Business Model of Fish Cultivator Group in Jampang Village With A Business Model Canvas Approach

  • Benarda B
  • Sugiyarti L
  • Atmaja S
  • et al.
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Abstract

Business in the field of fisheries faced a variety of obstacles, in order to maintain the continuity of their businesses demanding fish cultivating groups in Jampang village Bogor, be able to make various improvements and innovations in improving their performances. As a manifestation of Community Service, the purpose of this research was to help fish cultivating groups formulated new business models. The research data was primary data obtained directly from the results of interviews and Focus Group Discussions with members of the fish cultivating group. The analytical tool used was Business Model Canvass with nine elements and SWOT Analysis. This research was focused on creating new business models with the Business Model Canvas (BMC) approach by looking at businesses through nine elements, namely: (1) Customer segmentation, (2) Value Propositions, (3) Channels, (4) Customer relationships, (5) Revenue streams, (6) Key Resources, (7) Key Activities, (8) Key Partnerships, and (9) Cost Structure. The results indicated that the business model that had been carried out by the Fish Cultivating Group found weaknesses in the nine elements of Business Model Canvas (BMC), therefore it was necessary to improve all elements

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Benarda, B., Sugiyarti, L., Atmaja, S. N. C. W., Irawati, W., Rizal, A. S., & Asmilia, N. (2019). Business Model of Fish Cultivator Group in Jampang Village With A Business Model Canvas Approach. Proceeding of Community Development, 2, 386. https://doi.org/10.30874/comdev.2018.393

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