Estimates Business Plans Samples For Students

Assignment 2

The culture of an organization is an important factor that influences the quality of cost estimates set by an organization. An organization’s culture of an organization in relation to the costs estimates of a project being undertaken by an organization can be defined by a number of aspects or factors. This paper will seek to discuss some of the aspects of an organization’s culture to determine how they influence the cost estimates formulated by an organization.
An example of a factor that affects the quality cost estimates formulated by an organization is the type of data that is normally ...

Providing Trained Behavioral Personnel

1.0 Executive Summary
The success of an organization relies significantly on the type of human resources it utilizes. Talented human resources tend to improve the service delivery in health care organizations. Moreover, unlike other institutions, health care organizations require sensitive recruitments due to sensitive nature of their services (Rynes & Cable, 2003). However, staff recruitment is a challenging task, particularly when it comes to making decisions regarding the most suitable candidates. If the recruitment is poorly conducted, an organization may end up hiring wrong and unqualified personnel (Carlson et al., 2002). Turnover problem is another consequence of inappropriate hiring, which ...

1.0 Executive Summary
The majority of transporting companies optimize their clients with competitive rates, shorter transport durations, protection of goods, and convenience delivery. Nelson Transport SA shares its objectives many of its competing transport with the aforementioned criteria. Nelson Transport SA specializes in the transport of letters and furniture throughout Switzerland, but currently letter courier is the dominant service. Nelson prefers to stay streamlined with courier and trucking as they find these realms more profitable and better potential for business growth in the transporting industry. Nelson is expanding its vehicular capacity to suit the needs of customer orders, ...

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www.thestation.com

Executive Summary 3

Business Description and Vision 5
Vision and Mission of the Company 5
Definition of the Business 5
How The Idea Was Born? 6
Definition of the Market 7
Target market 8
Market share Projections 9
Description of the Products and Services 10
The Station Product 10
The Station Service 10
Organization and Management 11
Corporate Structure and Management 11
Legal Structure 12
Marketing and Sales Strategy 13
Target Customer Groups 13
Distribution Channels 13
4P´s Strategy 13
Financial Management 15
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Technology Solutions Business Case

Abstract
Starbucks is one of the most famous, if not the most famous, brands not only in the coffee industry but in the worldwide market. Contrary to what a common person may think, Starbucks has been raised and developed as a for-profit organization and it too, just like any other business has to always come up with something to increase the volume of their sales, increase the returns of their every investments, or increase the levels of productivity of their current workforce to maintain their market position and competitive. One of the most challenging aspects of handling a multi-national, multi-million dollar ...

Question 1

I have been mandated the task of managing a construction for a non-profit organization. The construction involves building of a 6,000 square foot office and an attached 20 residential hotel-like rooms for its beneficiaries. The budget for the project is tight, and the NGO requires to have the facility ready in the shortest time possible. The project is in the planning stage, and there is the availability of funds and some requirement documents. In this report, an analysis of how risk management is undertaken. The report will detail the application of risk management, the most important considerations with respect to the ...

International Marketing

Introduction

The geography of Kenya is highly diverse. The Western and Central Kenya is categorized by the Kenyan Rift Valley, Mount Elgon and Mount Kenya. Kenya is present across the equator within east-central Africa, on the Indian Ocean coast. It is two times the total size of Nevada (Central Intelligence Agency, 2014). Moreover, Kenya borders Ethiopia in the north, Somalia in the east, Uganda in the west, Tanzania in the south and lastly, Sudan in the northwest. Additionally, in the northern region, the land is barren while the southwest area is within the lush Lake Victoria Basin. The climate ...

Executive Summary

This report begins with company’s mission statement and brief introduction. It proceeds to presenting a detailed branding, pricing and distribution plans. The major competitors of the company are categorized in inter- and intra-competitors and their strengths and weaknesses are highlighted. The differentiation strategy in relation to closest competitor is also presented in this paper. StarTech is presented as struggling to become market leader. The salient issues pertaining to macro-economic issues are also presented in this report. Three main market trends are mentioned in this paper as technology, status symbol and fashion. The marketing implementation strategy, for StarTech’s new ...

Shuzworld is considering the possibility of opening a new store. They have the option of building a new stand-alone store, opening a store in a strip
mall, or not building one at all. Shuzworld needs to decide if they should purchase market research.

Decision tree for Shuzworld’s is constructed regarding the possibility of opening a new store. In the case study, the stand-alone store would see good profits of $700,000 as long as there’s a favorable market and the opposite end in losses would show $400,000 in case the market was unfavorable. The strip mall store could show profits near $ ...

Breakeven point

The Veils & Tails Bridal is convinced that it will attain the breakeven point at a point when the 2,750,947 units are sold. This inference is the product of the breakeven formula that holds that unit volume will at all times equal the fixed cost divided by price less variable unit per unit cost. As well, this conclusion is arrived based on the formula that the organization’s breakeven point is obtained by obtaining the product of its fixed cost and sales divided by the value of sales for the period less variable costs incurred.
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