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Startup Product Manager is a Business Plan cost-profit simulation over 48 months
| Publisher: |
Dynamic Applications |
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| Downloads: |
1 |
| Software Type: |
Freeware, 0.00 |
| File Size: |
6.65M |
| OS: |
Windows All |
| Update Date: |
02 May, 2020 |
Startup Product Manager will help you to define the perfect Business Model for your 21st century Startup.
Fine-tune cost-driving, efficiency, and sales parameters as you want. See their combined effect on Revenue, Net Profit and Bank Account Balance. PM allows for a complete Return-on-Invest analysis. Quickly check any possibilities and options. Let go of the past, and think about what's possible to achieve within the next 4 years.
Included are an introductory Startup Product Calcultor: a Bakery. Its product - Bread - could as well be Shoes, a Flower arrangement, an Apple tree, a Motorcycle, an IoT device. You'll also find a Small Business Simulation with 3/5/10 products, a multi-material Product Simulation, an App Developer, an IoT Device developer with various matierials and parts, and a Photovoltaic System intro amortization model. All Simulation Models are documented inline via ToolTips, showing formulas and numbers in live calculation. Extensive user documentation is available on the product's website documentation.
In a pursuit of Customer Driven Development, two user competitions allow everyone to vote on our best simulation ideas, as well as the platform's public roadmap. The work of Dynamic Applications is prioritized according to the Top user votes.
The integrated Formula System Editors allow you to rename, translate and modify any Input or Target Value formula for the top 12 elements in the free version. So you can try out to translate Dynamic Applications to your own language and according to your requirements. Apart from that small restriction, the Freeware is fully functional.
All in all, Startup Product Manager is a professional business planning application including a wide range of simulation models for Startups. So you can choose the perfect starting point according to your Business Model, then fine-tune every parameter and check your options. Finally, you can hit the market with a competitive price from day one.
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