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CONCLUSION

The thesis focused on designing business model Canvas for SMART STARTUP startup in business in preventive medicine and study a shared data warehouse system. Effort were been made to consider all the principles of Data warehouse, Lean Startup Methodology and Business Model Canvas during the course of this thesis. I have shown the design of Business Model Canvas with its elements with SMART STARTUP as a case study. I also make some recommendations with the hope to improve the efficiency of SMART STARTUP Business Model Canvas in particular and the business feasibility in general which includes Governance guidelines, the requirement of an integrated system, the method of modeling the quality of services provided by providers of preventive medicine services and training employees to make coordinated, cross-functional working staff.

In the course of this thesis, I encountered some limitation due to the time and resources required to carry out further analysis. I would like to receive advice and recommendations from teachers and my readers to make my thesis more fluent and proper.

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APPENDIX A

QUESTIONAIRE ON PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SERVICES

1. Do you think that setting up a vaccination information system as well as preventive medicine services is necessary?

A. Yes B. No

2. Do Govermental immunization and vaccination agencies now have an integrated database on immunization information and health education needs?

A. If Yes, What is the name of that database?

………

B. No

3. Does your organization find it difficult to find potential customers?

A. If Yes, what are the reasons?

………

B. If No,

………

4. Does accessing to a data system providing information on vaccination status and preventive health services for clients is a useful channel for screening and selecting potential clients for your business?

A. Yes B. No

5. Do you think that vaccination on time, preventive medicine services are necessary for you and your family? If so, how are you willing to pay for

a system for providing information, updating information and advice about preventive medicine for you and your family?

A. Less than 50,000 VND/ month B. From 50,000 – 100,000 VND/month C. More than 100,000 VND/month

6. What features do you need in the system of providing information about preventive medicine?

A. Fast and user friendly B. Accurate information

C. Regularly updated information D. Customer support service E. All of the above

F. None of the above

7. Do you think the backup medical portal is a good reference and a good source of data for developing your insurance / medical services?

A. Yes

B. If No, What do you think a good source?

………

8. Do you think that cultivating knowledge about preventive medicine, health care, vaccination is essential for pregnant women and women with raising their young children?

A. Yes B. No

9. Where do you usually find out about vaccination information, information on early diagnosis and information on health care?

………

10. Do you think that a software that integrates both the assessment of the credibility of the provider of preventive medicine services will be helpful for you when choosing the right service provider for you?

A. Yes

B. If No, what is the criteria for a software in your opinion?

11. What are you most interested in using an information assistant?

………

Training employees to make coordinated, cross-functional working staff