Which three areas are covered by the Business Model Canvas in order to understand the customer's business context? (Choose three.)

Customer Relationships describe the types of interactions a company establishes with specific customer segments, which is a core component of understanding how a business connects with its market.

A Development Plan is an internal strategic document, not one of the nine universal building blocks that form the Business Model Canvas.

Value Proposition describes the bundle of products and services that create value for a specific customer segment, fundamental to defining what a business offers and why customers choose it.

Revenue Streams represent the cash a company generates from each customer segment, detailing how a business captures value financially and is crucial for its sustainability.

Key Policies are internal governance rules and procedures, which are not a distinct component area within the Business Model Canvas structure.

Analysis is a process applied to a business model, rather than being one of the nine defined areas or building blocks of the Business Model Canvas itself.