The phrase "develop business models" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the creation or design of strategies for generating revenue or delivering value in a business context.
Example: "Our team is tasked with developing business models that align with the latest market trends."
Alternatives: "create business frameworks" or "design revenue strategies."
Every company I know about is busily spending millions trying to develop business models that will have rapport with the Internet.
Some companies have used it to develop business models in which workers are paid less, have few workplace protections, and no guaranteed hours.
Then they co-created potential solutions with older consumers to address the barriers that were identified, and collaborated with industry to develop business models that were more appealing to older people.
Today local and national government agencies work with companies like Phinma properties and Hapinoy to develop business models that address the last-mile challenges for products and services to meet the needs of BoP communities," said Rapa Lopa, executive director of Philippine Business for Social Progress, a public economic development agency in the Philippines.
This year, it has undertaken two new research projects, one to develop business models that can be used by social entrepreneurs and the other to study, both broadly and in depth, social entrepreneurship's value and potential as a tool for social change.
"The question that remains, though, is: How many online broadcasters are going to be able to develop business models that can handle this kind of structure?" Internet radio, which seemed to provide the proverbial level playing field because no one had to own a broadcasting tower or be part of a media conglomerate to compete effectively, has proved more difficult than it initially seemed.
Tsetsos et al. [6] discuss network architecture for sensor-based services and develop business model for such applications.
Developing business models in cooperation with local energy communities could be an attractive alternative to explore.
The technology transfer office organized intensive innovation programs for entrepreneurs developing business models and market plans, in which several of the incubator firms participated.
Developing business models in cooperation with local energy communities could be an attractive alternative to explore, as is currently being explored in the Netherlands.
Starting the day at 7 a.m., the women veterans worked with Facebook engineers on developing business models and pitches for a panel presentation later that night with judges from Facebook, Y Combinator, Next World Capital and GE Ventures Healthcare.
