AAL2BUSINESS Towards successful commercialization of AAL solutions

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AAL2BUSINESS Towards successful commercialization of AAL solutions

AGENDA 1. AAL2Business support action Introduction, objectives and big picture of services? (10 min) 2. Better commercial success with systematic business development (90 min) 3. Services in detail - What & how & questions: (30 min) Methodology workshops Coaching services Business coaching Access to finance coaching Other access to finance services Deployment of AAL solutions event 4. Summary, questions and answers (20min)

AAL2Business Experienced business professionals at your service AAL2BUSINESS: Business support action for AAL projects and companies within AAL projects Funded by: Ongoing 2014-2016 Broad service offering: Several services offered which target different areas and phases of development Price of the services: Offered services are provided to you free of charge by AAL association Highly motivated team providing services: Our goal is to help you reach the market AAL market knowledge: Very familiar with the challenges AAL projects and service providers face Strong business capabilities: In-depth business expertise that can be leveraged to help develop your solution and business Services provided by:

Objectives Objectives of AAL Joint Programme: Goal of the AAL JP is to get AAL solutions to the markets max. 2 after the end of the project AAL2Business support action is a mechanism to provide business development help for AAL projects during and after the project phase Aim of the support action is to: To increase the overall success rate of getting AAL solutions to the market To help each supported project/company to find a way towards successful commercialization of solutions develop under AAL JP

TRADITIONAL R&D PROJECTS Focus on product development during the project, business left to the end Funding decision R&D project ends Project preparation Idea generation and initial idea R&D project phase Product development User involvement Business development?

AAL PROJECTS Focus on business development (before, during, and after the project) Funding decision AAL project ends Project preparation AAL project phase Go-to-market phase Idea generation and initial business case Product development Business development Go-tomarket decision Commercialization of AAL by solution existing within company existing organisation User involvement

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN AAL PROJECTS Three main paths for commercialization Funding decision AAL project ends Project preparation AAL project phase Go-to-market phase Idea generation and initial business case Product development Business development Go-tomarket decision Commercialization of AAL by solution existing within company existing organisation User involvement

BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT IN AAL PROJECTS Three main paths for commercialization Funding decision AAL project ends Project preparation AAL project phase Go-to-market phase Idea generation and initial business case Product development Business development Go-tomarket decision Commercialization of AAL by solution existing within company existing organisation User involvement

AAL2BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES Three main paths for commercialization Funding decision AAL project ends Project preparation AAL project phase Go-to-market phase Idea generation and initial business case Product development Business development Go-tomarket decision Commercialization of AAL by solution existing within company existing organisation User involvement 1. Consortium building workshops 2. Business coaching 3. Methodology workshops 4. Access to finance -services 5. Deployment of AAL solutions events

Coaching AAL2BUSINESS SERVICES Aim is to guide and support AAL projects towards successful commercialization Activity 1. Consortium building workshop 2. Methodology workshops Goal/focus To provide help for building new consortium To help all project participants to learn and leverage business development methodologies Primary target group Organisations planning to apply funding from new AAL calls Ongoing AAL JP projects (early phase) Persons interested in learning new business development methods 3. Business coaching To give hands-on support for the projects for their specific business development needs Individual ALL JP projects or organisations within projects Ongoing and finished AAL JP projects Individual organisation(s) within projects 4a. Access to finance coaching To give hands-on support for project on how to access finance Start-ups from AAL projects or Individual ALL JP projects or organisations within projects organisations within projects Ongoing and finished projects 4b. Other access to finance services 5. Deployment of AAL solutions event Support companies in participation to the investor events to get private investments Yearly networking and match-making event focusing on deployment of AAL solutions Companies in late phase of the project or finished project AAL projects seeking for deployers for their solutions Stakeholders interested in the deployment of AAL solutions

AAL2BUSINESS SERVICES

Coaching AAL2BUSINESS SERVICES Aim is to guide and support AAL projects towards successful commercialization Activity 1. Consortium building workshop 2. Methodology workshops Goal/focus To provide help for building new consortium To help all project participants to learn and leverage business development methodologies Primary target group Organisations planning to apply funding from new AAL calls Ongoing AAL JP projects (early phase) Persons interested in learning new business development methods 3. Business coaching To give hands-on support for the projects for their specific business development needs Individual ALL JP projects or organisations within projects Ongoing and finished AAL JP projects Individual organisation(s) within projects 4a. Access to finance coaching To give hands-on support for project on how to access finance Start-ups from AAL projects or Individual ALL JP projects or organisations within projects organisations within projects Ongoing and finished projects 4b. Other access to finance services 5. Deployment of AAL solutions event Support companies in participation to the investor events to get private investments Yearly networking and match-making event focusing on deployment of AAL solutions Companies in late phase of the project or finished project AAL projects seeking for deployers for their solutions Stakeholders interested in the deployment of AAL solutions

2. Methodology workshops HOW TO BUILD VIABLE BUSINESS MODELS IN AAL PROJECTS 21/04/2016 13

Objectives of workshops Introduce basic business development tools that projects can utilize throughout AAL project Strengthen business thinking to strengthen the business thinking of projects and involved organisations to help participants to understand their weaknesses and opportunities related to the goal of commercialisation Introduce business development methodologies to increase understanding of the importance business modelling throughout the project to introduce a specific business development method in detail to allow participants to practice the introduced method by hands-on exercise in small groups Networking to enable networking with different AAL JP projects new ideas and insights to form other participants to foster out-of-the-box thinking! to give information about the business coaching and other relevant activities

Methodology workshops: How BASIC STRUCTURE OF WORKSHOP Introduction - business modelling as a key method for business development Introduction to one specific business development tool (may vary) Plenty of time allocated on practical hands-on demonstration (in small groups) Reflection and feedback Networking Some feedback from the pilot workshops: Thank you very much for an interesting day yesterday. I found some new inspiration to push on with getting our product to the market. was invited for a trans-national AAL2business workshop on how to develop a sustainable business from AAL project results. All the participants found the one-day collaborative workshop extremely useful. Warm thanks to AAL for arranging this excellent event!"

Next workshop 7.6.2016 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands Pre-conference day of ehealth Week Registration opening soon

Coaching Business coaching Access to finance coaching PROJECT SPECIFIC COACHING SERVICES: On-demand help towards successful commercialization

AAL2BUSINESS COACHING SERVICES What it covers and to whom it is addressed What is AAL2Business coaching? AAL2B Coaching provides support for business development and commercialization of AAL projects results Each coaching session is tailored to the specific needs of the AAL project How and where? Organised as a full day workshop (one session at the time, max 3 sessions per project) You can suggest location that is convenient for you Price? It is provided free of charge for the projects by AAL association TARGET GROUPS FOR COACHING (Coaching can be organised to one or several partners in your consortium) START-UPS SINGLE SME LARGE ENTERPRISES (including other partners) PROJECT CONSORTIUM For key persons who are planning to establish a new start-up, or who are already running startups that build on a solution developed under the AAL JP Individual SME s who have clear commercialization goals for their AAL solution For large enterprises within the For the whole project consortium which have clear consortium commercialization objectives. Objective to clarify business Note! Must include other development plans, roles and partners to the coaching session commercialization goals

AAL2BUSINESS COACHING SERVICES There are two types of coaching services available for AAL projects/companies from the projects TWO TYPES OF COACHING Focus on providing help to build strong foundation for successful business POTENTIAL BENEFITS: BUSINESS COACHING Facilitated discussions by external experts helps to make difficult strategic decision making Help to understand different routes to commercialization of AAL solutions Provision of tools and methods to help you design viable business model Guidance on how to validate business models and value propositions Help to analyse the impact of market forces, trends and the rules of the game to your business Understanding what it takes to scale business to international markets Focus on providing help to improve investment readiness and attractiveness POTENTIAL BENEFITS: ACCESS TO FINANCE -COACHING Understanding investment readiness: to provide background information for building investment readiness (e.g. sources of finance, understanding investor requirements) Improved business plan: to provide information on both the role of a business plan and how to write a successful one (note! Requires viable business model) Perfecting a pitch: to establish a foundation for giving a successful pitch and selling your AAL solution and business case to investors

BUSINESS COACHING Each business coaching session is tailored based on the needs of the project/company Examples of topics in which our previous coaching sessions have been focused on (one workshop can focus on one or several topics): LEAN DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE CUSTOMER DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE VISION BUSINESS MODEL (BM) AND VALUE PROPOSITION (VP) DEVELOPMENT BUSINESS MODEL DESIGN VALUE PROPOSITION DESIGN BM & VP TESTING GET READY TO SELL SCALING THE BUSINESS Shared vision Business modelling ABC Customer jobs mapping Extracting hypothesis Customer validation Do you have scalable business model? Prototyping new BMs Detailed BM design BM Sanity check Value proposition mapping Do you have problemsolution fit? Prioritizing hypothesis Test design Measuring progress Customer acquisition and activation Sales metrics Scaling to international markets From BM search to efficient execution Competitive analysis Test roadmap Positioning UNDERSTAND THE MARKET

ACCESS TO FINANCE COACHING Main focus on presentational aspects but ability to improve other areas too BUSINESS PLANS PRESENTATIONAL ASPECTS PITCHING OTHER AREAS OF INVESTMENT READINESS Goal: To provide information on both the role of a business plan and how to write a successful one. Emphasis on linking business plan to business model Goal: To establish a foundation for giving a successful pitch and selling your AAL solution and business case to investors Focus on both content and delivery of pitch Goal: To provide background information for building a more solid foundation for presenting (e.g. the role of different sources of finance, understanding investor requirements)

On-demand coaching services: How to get help? BUSINESS COACHING TRACK: Need help in business development/commercialization of your AAL solution? ACCESS TO PRIVATE INVESTMENTS COACHING TRACK Need help to develop business plan / presentational aspects in order to access private funds? SEND REQUEST FOR BUSINESS COACHING: LINK SEND REQUEST FOR ACCESS TO FINANCE COACHING LINK Highly recommended by projects! 100% of projects who have received the coaching recommend it! (Question: Would you recommend coaching for other projects? Score: 9,23 (N=32, scale 1-10) The use of external consultants was very positive as the project was evaluated by a third party. Active participation of participants was amazing. It was result oriented and hands on. At the end of the session there were concrete achievements and clear points to follow thru to go to the next step. Only thing I would like to change is to have the training organised earlier phase of the project

Coaching AAL2BUSINESS SERVICES Aim is to guide and support AAL projects towards successful commercialization Activity 1. Consortium building workshop 2. Methodology workshops Goal/focus To provide help for building new consortium To help all project participants to learn and leverage business development methodologies Primary target group Organisations planning to apply funding from new AAL calls Ongoing AAL JP projects (early phase) Persons interested in learning new business development methods 3. Business coaching To give hands-on support for the projects for their specific business development needs Individual ALL JP projects or organisations within projects Ongoing and finished AAL JP projects Individual organisation(s) within projects 4a. Access to finance coaching To give hands-on support for project on how to access finance Start-ups from AAL projects or Individual ALL JP projects or organisations within projects organisations within projects Ongoing and finished projects 4b. Other access to finance services 5. Deployment of AAL solutions event Support companies in participation to the investor events to get private investments Yearly networking and match-making event focusing on deployment of AAL solutions Companies in late phase of the project or finished project AAL projects seeking for deployers for their solutions Stakeholders interested in the deployment of AAL solutions

4B. Support access to finance NEED FOR HELP TO ACCESS PRIVATE FUNDING?

Investment readiness labelling Companies who seek support for accessing private funding are suggested to go first through investment readiness review Investment readiness review (labelling system) Focus on assessing the investment readiness of AAL JP projects and then providing structured feedback to both AALA and projects Goal: To get an external point of view on how well a project would succeed in the deal funnel and to find out which areas most need improvement

Investment readiness labelling Labeling of projects can be summed up into two measures 1) Investment attractiveness 2) Readiness to seek funding 5 A new Google 5 Rock n roll! 1 Hot-dog stand 1 Back to the drawing board Answers the question: How attractive is the opportunity from an investor s standpoint Answers the question: How prepared is the project to access financing from outside investors

Investment readiness labelling The attributes of investment attractiveness are broken down further into assertions to form the overall score INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVENESS Opportunity Product & service Assets Team ROI potential Sufficient market size Attractive growth (if size small) Global market Clear customer need addressed Transformational service / product Addresses customer need Clear competitive advantage Strength of technology Reasonable IP protection Homework done Clear project ownership Balanced team setup Sufficient experience (including board) Motivated team Personal risk / commitment Suitable investment requirement Exit opportunity identified Sufficient ROI (return on investment) All assertions are scored on a scale of 1-5. The average of those scores gives the overall score for the particular investment attractiveness category

Investment readiness labelling Readiness to seek funding assesses how well the project is prepared to seek financing READINESS TO SEEK FUNDING Clear and concise business plan Realistic assumptions Sufficient facts Compelling pitch

Investment readiness labelling Assessment of projects is done on a scale from 1-5: results determine which track of training is recommended Structured feedback also given for improving case in relevant areas Business coaching Not ready 1 2 3 4 5 Strong case Support access to finance coaching (On-demand training) ILLUSTRATIVE

Network of relevant private investors Increasing awareness of both investors and AAL projects about promising opportunities Identifying network and resources Potential investors and investor networks in the field of AAL Event calendar of key investment events Additional resources that help gain access to investors and improve investment readiness (Material benefits all projects) Contacting, informing and activating Increasing awareness of promising and motivated AAL projects about potential investors Increasing the awareness of potential investors of promising AAL solutions (Focuses on labelled projects with good reviews) Maintaining network activity and matchmaking Reminders of upcoming key events Guidance for creating and updating profiles for investment events and applying for meetings with investors Reminders and support to remain active in seeking funding

Coaching AAL2BUSINESS SERVICES Aim is to guide and support AAL projects towards successful commercialization Activity 1. Consortium building workshop 2. Methodology workshops Goal/focus To provide help for building new consortium To help all project participants to learn and leverage business development methodologies Primary target group Organisations planning to apply funding from new AAL calls Ongoing AAL JP projects (early phase) Persons interested in learning new business development methods 3. Business coaching To give hands-on support for the projects for their specific business development needs Individual ALL JP projects or organisations within projects Ongoing and finished AAL JP projects Individual organisation(s) within projects 4a. Access to finance coaching To give hands-on support for project on how to access finance Start-ups from AAL projects or Individual ALL JP projects or organisations within projects organisations within projects Ongoing and finished projects 4b. Other access to finance services 5. Deployment of AAL solutions event Support companies in participation to the investor events to get private investments Yearly networking and match-making event focusing on deployment of AAL solutions Companies in late phase of the project or finished project AAL projects seeking for deployers for their solutions Stakeholders interested in the deployment of AAL solutions

DEPLOYMENT OF AAL SOLUTIONS EVENT Objectives Strengthen market comprehension Introduce specific features of AAL market to provide an understanding of who the potential buyers of AAL solution are and what their motivations are likely to be to Inform the participants about the existing evidence of the impact of AAL solutions on elderly care and support for independent living to introduce the participants to the features of the AAL market by clustering national markets according to similarities and reducing them to a limited number of models to familiarise the participants with innovating business models for the deployment of AAL solutions Networking to provide networking opportunities between AAL project participants and stakeholders looking to deploy AAL solutions and private investors interesting in investing in AAL companies

NEXT Deployment Event Initial date: 29.9.2016 (day after the AAL Forum in St Galen) Open for everyone Targeted participants: AAL-project participants Deployers (end-users organizations) Matchmaking support for the event B2Match (used for matchmaking and planning meetings before the event, sharing ideas, registeration, feedback)

QUESTIONS? 21/04/2016 35

THANK YOU! AAL CMU Marco Carulli, Programme Officer Marco.carulli@aal-europa.eu AAL2Business coaches AAL2Business-coaching@vtt.fi