Professional Documents
Culture Documents
LECTURER
MOHAMAD NAZRI BIN MUSIR
Assignment 21 August KPU
Test Pertama 24 hb Ogos Lecture 1 to 5
Test Kedua 13hb October Lecture 6 to 9
Group assignment case study 9 september.
Group Project Presentation 12hb. October
Submission 19hb. October
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A business plan is a written document that
serves as a blueprint and guide for a proposed
business project that one intends to
undertake.
The information gathered regarding the
project is used in the Business Plan to predict
viability, forecast success and propose
strategies for the project.
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Business Plan- Document Describes
Internal/External Elements/Strategies For New
Venture
Plan (Road Map)
Short-Term
Long-Term
Author = Entrepreneur
Internet - Resource
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1) Employees
2) Investors/Venture
Capitalists
3) Lenders/Suppliers
4) Customers
5) Advisors/Consultants
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I. Information Needs
A. Market
B. Operations
1) Location
2) Manufacturing Operations
3) Raw Materials
4) Equipment
5) Labor Skills
6) Space
7) Overhead
II. Financial Information
7-6
General
General Environment & Demographic Trends
Market Positioning
Market Objectives
Specific 7-7
I. Introductory Page VI. Operational Plan
II. Executive VII. Marketing Plan
Summary VIII. Organizational
III. Industry Analysis Plan
IV. Description of
Venture IX. Assessment of Risk
V. Production Plan X. Financial Plan
XI. Appendix
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Environmental- External &
Uncontrollable Variables
Economy
Culture
Industry
Industry Demand
Competition
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Mission
Product/Service
Location/Size
Personnel
Office Equipment
Entrepreneur’s Background
History of Venture
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Mission Statement
Objectives
Strategic Plan
Business Plan
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1. Quantifiable
2. Obtainable
3. Flexible
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How Product Manufactured- Complete
Process vs. Subcontracting
Physical Plant Layout
Machinery/Equipment Needed
Raw Materials/Suppliers
Manufacturing Costs
Future Capital Needs
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Marketing
Market Conditions
Strategy- Distribution, Pricing, Promotion
Organization
Ownership Structure
Lines of Authority/Responsibility
Assessment of Risk
Potential Hazards
Alternative Strategies
Financial Plan
Economic Feasibility
Financial Commitment
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• Measuring Progress- Controls
• Inventory
• Production
• Quality
• Sales
• Disbursements
• Updating
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1. Unreasonable Goals
2. Goals Not Measurable
3. No Total Commitment
4. Lack Of Experience
5. No Understanding Of Threats Or Weaknesses
6. Customer Need Not Established
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