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by Humperdinck Jackman (Author)
"Napoleon mocked the United Kingdom as 'a nation of shopkeepers'. What of that nation today in which leading businesses sell physical goods without holding any inventory? Entrepreneurs are opening new enterprises without 'bricks-and-mortar' premises, while their back-office staff operate miles away. Innovation is the very root of growth, but it demands adaptive thinking - open minds - and plenty of imagination.
Whether you are planning a start-up or taking a mature business forward, crafting your business plan forces critical analysis. This, in turn, demands you justify your suppositions. It serves to eliminate the guesswork and to reduce risk. Above all, your business plan is not merely a tool for gaining investment but becomes, truly, your day-to-day survival handbook
How to Write a Modern Business Plan is a guide to encourage fresh thinking. It prompts the reader to leverage both technology and new business practises to forge a successful commercial destiny.
Shape your business for what you want it to become and be a business leader."
Contents
- Preface
- Part One
- Designing your Business
- Business Planning Fundamentals
- General Considerations
- Financing Options
- Creating the Cost Efficient Business
- Client Acquisition in the Digital Age
- Part Two
- A step-by-step guide
- Section One: The Introduction
- Section Two: The Business
- Section Three: Market Overview
- Section Four: Competition
- Section Five: Sales & Marketing
- Section Six: Operations
- Section Seven: Financials
- Part Three: Model Business Plan
- Table of Contents
- Section One: Introduction
- Section Two: The Business
- Section Three: The Market
- Section Four: Competition
- Section Five: Sales & Marketing
- Section Six: Operations
- Section Seven: Financials
- Section Eight: Appendix
