Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Operational Plan (Unit 6)

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(This section of the plan should contain:
1. Information about your products or services including how and where your products or services are produced, production techniques, quality control, customer service, inventory control, and product development;

2. Information about your proposed business location including any location requirements such as space, type of building, zoning, power, and other utilities, access, parking, etc., estimated total location expenses, business hours, any major required building alteration;

3. Information about your proposed venture’s legal and regulatory environment including any licenses required, any health, workplace, or environmental regulations affecting the business, any special professional requirements, zoning or building code requirements, insurance coverage, and any trademarks, patents, or copyrights held or required;

4. Information about proposed personnel including the number of employees (excluding management), type of labor, source of this labor, pay structure, required training, and any possible use of contract workers;

5. If Applicable, information about the inventory including the type of inventory (raw or finished goods), any seasonable impacts, and ordering lead times;

6. Information about key suppliers including a listing and discussion of key suppliers, their credit policies, history of reliability, need for backup suppliers, any expected delivery problems, and any anticipated increases in supply costs; and

7. Information about your proposed venture’s credit policies including any plans to sell on credit, needs to sell on credit, credit policies, credit limits, credit terms, any discounts, and cost estimates of the use of credit.)

  Management and Organization Plan (Unit7)
(This section of the plan should contain information about who will manage the business on a day-to-day basis. This should include the experience and special competences that each key individual brings to the business. You should also disclose any outside professional advisors such as boards of directors, advisory boards, attorneys, accountants, insurance agents, bankers, consultants, mentors, or other advisors who will be assisting the new venture.)

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