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Market Opportunity Navigator: Evaluating Market Opportunities

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This lecture covers the Market Opportunity Navigator, a tool for innovators and entrepreneurs to evaluate market opportunities. It includes a case study on Augury, focusing on evaluating the potential of a market opportunity using a structured worksheet. The lecture discusses how to assess the potential, compelling reasons to buy, market volume, economic viability, overall potential, and challenges associated with different market opportunities. It also explores Augury's market opportunity set and provides insights into which markets to play in based on factors like need for predictive maintenance, market size, economic viability, and implementation obstacles.

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Find the right markets for your innovation - A tool for entrepreneurs and innovators for choosing which markets to play in.

As entrepreneur or innovator you are trained to run fast, but…Are you running in the right direction? Choosing the right market for your innovation is the biggest, and trickiest, question for innovators. Research has shown that all too often entrepreneurs don’t spend enough time identifying and researching their market opportunities – instead they jump at the first opportunity that looks good, and fail to properly evaluate and leverage other opportunities. This common mistake often leads them to choose the

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