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FEASIBILITY PLANNING

FEASIBILITY PLANNING

Definition:
A feasibility plan is the out line of potential issues to describe the concept of ventures and set of guide lines to help enterpreneure to make a better decision.

Guide lines:

  • Feasibility plan usually written form lender or investor
  • Feasibility plan must be concise and accurate and clearly identifying product, services and market.
  • The plan should be easy to read complete and accurate all nessary info must inculde.
  • Plan should be no miss spell and according to grammer without mistakes.
  • Business plan should be more than 50 pages but mostly plan base on at least 20 page long.

Pages and other info 
Title page
Inner page
Dedication page
Acknowledgement page
Exective summary
Table of content
Presented to
Presented by
Date
Proper formatting

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
ENTREPRENEURSHIP VENTURE
ROLE OF SMALL BUSINESS WONER, RISK AND FAILURE
A MODEL FOR NEW VENTURES
START-UP STAGE
EARLY GROWTH STAGE
LATER GROWTH STAGE
TEN RULES FOR SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
FEASIBILITY PLANNING
ELEMENTS OF FEASIBILITY PLAN
NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
PRODUCT PROTECTION,PATENT,TRADEMARK AND COPYRIGHTS
PATENT PROCESS
TRADEMARK AND COPYRIGHTS

MBA NOTES ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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