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What we found is that during the class almost all of them pivoted - making substantive changes to one or more of their businessmodel canvas components. In the real world a big pivot in life sciences far down the road of development is a very bad sign due to huge sunk costs. Class starts Oct 1 st and runs through Dec 10 th.
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