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This simple inductive argument creates a case for why a well-constructed plan must be made before entering a risk-reward compensation plan for two companies.

This project approach shows how a plan would be developed to create a risk/reward program, perhaps one that a marketing firm and product firm might enter in together. Or a joint venture.

This slide is an elaborate list that lists different planning components one would consider for building a new business, division, website or product. The graphic element roughly shows a process or functional structure.

This multi-dimensional graph shows an investment lifecyle over business phase, company size and how much growth or activity is happening.

This chart shows two different business planning frameworks - one focused on the six levers of change, the other a generic value chain (or estimation of how activity flows through an organization).

This cool (albeit dated) slide shows indicators of a changing landscape - mostly heralding Internet trends.

This slide shows how different channel and constituent mixes (or distribution schemes) change how a marketing organization interacts with its customers.

This graphic suggests that marketing and CRM-type planning should happen simultaneously with feasibility planning (operational planning). This is to reverse the tendency to focus efforts solely on operational considerations of a new product.

This slide shows the planning or strategy phases of introducing a new concept or product to the marketplace. Its purpose is to show how marketing and sales strategies may be underserved in the whole process. This would be especially...

This (perhaps ambitious and self-serving) image shows a new marketplace model for understanding marketing, products, and sales. It shows a swirl of innovation entering from an evolving marketplace.

This is JUST the table of contents for a business plan for a start-up company or new product. This business plan outline would be used by a company seeking seed or second round funding, or funding from an internal source.

This map shows twelve areas that can (or must be) changed within an organization. In addition, 12 detailed pages for analysis are included, supporting each of the 12 areas.

This mock bar chart shows how merging (or acquired) companies gradually integrate over multiple generations, shifting from separately branded entities providing separate services, growing into an integrated, master-branded force.

This Gantt chart shows the top level activities and timing for business planning for a new web business, site, or product.

This Gantt chart shows the top level activities and timing for defining a business model and operational model for a new web business, site, or product.