Venture Concept
“Wright Enterprises”
ENT3003
Cody Wright
7/20/2018
My venture concept is a type of software that helps benefit
the healthcare industry as a whole and will help keep rapid innovation in these
interconnected industries.
Opportunity-
Opportunity-
The need is for healthcare personnel that will be utilizing
this software and the benefit will be received by the personnel in healthcare
as well as the recipients (patients). I believe our software is at the
forefront of 21st century innovation. The need is to enable
efficient and effective patient care, as well as a dual process that will be
helping speed up the reimbursement process for providers in the healthcare
industry. So there is a strong need in this market for the personnel as well as
the patients. The market is defined as a domestic region of the United States.
Customers are satisfying this need through software as a service, but we are
here to build upon unmet needs such as, electronic claim submission, instead of
paper, faster software than current. So essentially we are building upon a
developed product, but improving. This opportunity is huge considering that
software as a service is under scrutinized today and within a 3-5 year window
it will be enormously developed.
Innovation-
Our software performs at high levels to execute optimal
performance through a variety of channels. We will be making money by
performing webinars on our software and engaging potential prospects and MQLS
(marketing qualified leads). We will make money by charging a monthly and
annual rate for our software. We will hold 8-10 products that are delivered to
a variety of providers. We will provide our Software as a service for claim
submission services, eligibility verification for patients (huge need in that
facet), as well data entry software to help organize and keep information up to
date, to simplify the administrative and clinical complexities that the
healthcare industry has foreseen. Acute
(hospitals), Ambulatory (physician, walk in clinic), Post-Acute (Skilled Nursing
facility, home health), and strategic partner (software vendor, special billing
service). Prices range on the software and the amount of claims a provider
submits. Some can be a monthly range of $75-100, others can range to $5000-6000
a month for some hospitals.
Venture Concept
Our application that is specific is a unique software that
addresses claim submission services as a whole, and is implementing faster,
more efficient electronic claim submission to speed up the reimbursement
process for providers. Essentially we are making money, and contributing to a
good cause by getting these providers money back rapidly so they can stay
taking care of patients, and providing an efficient data entry software that
helps them efficiently and effectively take care of their patients and keep
them organized. Would not be very hard. We will establish value, but not only
value, but we will be solving a problem and putting money in their pockets,
fast. Because who doesn’t want their money back fast? Competitors include,
other IT SAAS based companies that are interconnected with Healthcare. Their
weaknesses include not being the fastest, up to date software programming. Our
major strength is; being the best software engineering and social and human
capital that “Wright enterprises” has provided. Packaging is efficient and up
to date. We have technical logistical coordinators that have years of
experience in a developed market such as Jax, FL, and Shanghai, China.
Distribution, customer support have all been laid out and planned. Customer
experience is a huge priority because we are aiming for the betterment of
patients in healthcare. Business location is Tampa, FL because it is a hub for
IT Software development and cloud based securities, and technical developments.
I would organize the business to support ongoing production by hiring
experienced directors to manage and oversee. Logistics and transportation,
Finance, R&D, Marketing, etc. 25-30 Employees to start until we develop
positive cash flows, due to the nature of negative cash flows for startups
early in their life. I personally
believe it is a good strategy to keep employee numbers low in the early life
for startups from observance of other startups and how their earnings stack up
and how their financial statements look early
on. We are an innovative, in Demand Company so it could change and we
could hire a few hundred employees in a short time span to keep up with
upcoming demand in the market place, but I am starting off small as the CEO,
considering we are already taking loans and are in debt to start. My philosophy
is that you need to spend money to make money, but I believe we have spent a
significant amount already.
Three Minor Elements
First- Our most important resource is our social capital and
human capital. We have an innovative, diverse group of individuals that have
the ability to think on their feet and understand their sector well, and have
experience behind them. People of different backgrounds and ethnicity coming
together to contribute to a greater good for the healthcare industry. It is
near impossible to match our level of intuitive thinking, but not just that,
but our drive to help people in the healthcare industry. As well to make money.
Second- Not too sure what is next. But we want to continue
to grow and develop an extremely strong brand recognition that is unprecedented
and will be a strong brand in the Tampa market that is recognized as a software
development hub.
Third- I plan on continuing to run the firm. Because it is
something I am passionate about. I love working for a great cause, in helping
people and making money. In 5 years I will be 27 years old. I hope to be known
as a fortune 500 CEO helping people within the healthcare industry, have an
impressive net worth, a diverse group of connections. And traveling to Europe
and Dubai on my private plane to help people on a global level and meet
likeminded individuals as myself. I hope to build “Wright Enterprises” into
something that is not only known as a financial giant but as a means that has
helped millions of people.
Wow, I loved reading about your ambitious venture idea and goals! I think that the opportunity you have chosen is something that is very needed in the healthcare field, so you will definitely have eager customers (hospital, etc.) as soon as your software is up and running. For your first minor element- It does sound like a very important part of your venture to be able to compile a group of innovative and passionate minds.
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