The excellent book by Guy Kawasaki, "Rules for Revolutionaries", has examples from lots of industries over various periods of time. I'm confused by what you me

The excellent book by Guy Kawasaki, "Rules for Revolutionaries", has examples from lots of industries over various periods of time. I'm confused by what you mean about "business models", here. I doubt that you could say that Henry Ford had a "business model" when he went into business; what he had was a mechanical knack, and the idea that cars should be manufactured the way that guns were at the time. That turned out to be a great idea -- and one that pretty much all automotive manufacturers today have completely forgotten -- but I would hesitate to call it a "business model". Business strategies, however, are pretty damn useful, and Guy Kawasaki's book is about nothing but. It was the first book I read, years ago, that turned me on to the idea of having a business.