The Startup Engine workshop provides a framework, model and process that captures the core concepts needed to achieve problem-solution fit and product-market fit.

We'll look at the following elements in the Startup Engine approach:

Engine design - The Core Enterprise Flow Model. You will articulate how you propose to make money and the flow of products/services, including evaluating business model options
Ignition point - The Startup FUEL (Framework for Understanding Economic Logic) Simulation. You will simulate the ignition point by defining assumptions, make a feasibility snapshot, and consider business and pricing models and break even calculations.
Startup piston - A critical path roadmap kickstarting the startup engine. You will map markets to achieve problem-solution fit and product-market fit, and expectations to achieve a fit.

Benefits of using the Startup Engine method:

accelerated time to market
enhanced financial planning
data-drive decision making
improved testing
improved investor pitch
increased confidence

Drinks will follow this workshop at Clare Bar from 4:30 onwards.

About the presenter:

Todd Davey is A/Prof for Entrepreneurship, Institute Mines-Télécom Business School, Adjunct Fellow, Graduate Research School, UTS, and Founder/Managing Director of the International Centre for Knowledge Resilience.