Business Plan Analysis
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When reviewing the literature on creating the “perfect” business plan, one discovers there are almost as many ideas about what constitutes a business plan as there are business plans themselves. In the text there are sixteen steps outlined that are recommended when preparing a business plan. While each type of business (service vs. product, manufacturing vs. retail, etc.) requires a unique business plan, most or all of them include a majority of the following suggested steps:Make a commitment to go into business for yourself. Analyze your strengths and weaknesses. Choose the product or service that best fits your strengths and desires. Research the market for your product or service. Forecast your share of sales revenues. Develop a program of total quality management. Write a cover letter that summarizes the business plan, stressing its purpose and promise. The important thing to remember is that each business is unique, and, as such, the business plan steps above are not written in stone. Some of them may need to be modified depending on the type of business chosen, or othe
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One of the goals of a business plan is to provide investors with information that makes them believe they have low risk by investing in such a company. In this section AMT helps to achieve this goal by explaining how its technology is compatible with both Macintosh and Windows technology, and their support and service services extend across a wide spectrum of software applications. The company also whets the appetite of potential investors by discussing planned future products and services which offer potentially lucrative extensions of current ones. This also shows investors that the company is thinking about the long-term potential and possibilities of generating revenue not just the short-term.
Market Analysis Summary: This is one of the most significant aspects of the business plan. It details who the potential customers are, where they are located, how much they buy, and where they will use. It also provides information about the size of the market and any growth trends that are occurring. In this way the AMT business plan answers all of the questions outlined in the text for Week 6 in the sections discussed below, “Who are my customers? Where are they? What is their average income? How do thy buy? At what price
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Approximate Word count = 3561
Approximate Pages = 14 (250 words per page)
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