Innovating with the Business Model Canvas

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Last updated on February 25, 2026 5:18 am

Learn key tools from design thinking and Lean Startup to approach the Business Model Canvas with thoughtfulness and a test-driven approach to business model innovation. Developed by top-ranked faculty at the Darden School of Business, this course offers a one-page solution to organize ideas and drive meaningful focus.

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Have you ever gotten really excited about reading or writing a business plan? You might have started out excited, but I’m going to bet you didn’t stay that way. Let’s be honest- business plans are boring and mostly ignored.

The beauty of the one-page Business Model Canvas is that it drives meaningful focus. It helps us organize our ideas and have better discussions by forcing specificity and bringing linkages between key business drivers to the foreground. Innovation requires one hand being very focused on a fundamental need or problem while the other hand quickly tests different solutions. For this, the Business Model Canvas is very innovation friendly: It’s a lot easier to tweak the model and try things with something that’s sitting on a single page
In this course, developed at the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia and taught by top-ranked faculty, you’ll learn key tools from the worlds of design thinking and Lean Startup to approach the Canvas with thoughtfulness, focus, and above all a test-driven approach to business model innovation.

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