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Business Development Plan: Model Answer Series
Business Development Plan: Model Answer Series
Business Development Plan: Model Answer Series
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Includes a business plan (course work) of launching a TESLA electric power banks, in a developing country.

A Business Development Plan that ultimately leads to performance.

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Release dateDec 30, 2018
ISBN9781386455837
Business Development Plan: Model Answer Series

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    Business Development Plan - AIB Publishing

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    This is meant as sample answer guides for students and learners to gain an understanding of the theories well, and a sample to refer to. These model answers reflect referencing, structure and content that is of significance to answer.

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    AIB (2018) Model Answer Series: International marketing, USA; AIB Publishing

    A business plan for a start-up;

    To introduce Tesla solar power to the households in Sri Lanka for charging electric vehicles without using the electricity from the national grid

    Contents

    Table of Figures

    1.0 INTRODUCTION

    1.1 Project topic

    1.2 Rationale

    1.3 Terms of References

    1.4 Approach

    1.5 Objectives

    1.6 Concepts / Models

    1.7 Assumptions

    1.8 Objectives

    2.0 THE CONCEPT OF A NEW BUSINESS

    2.1 Overview

    2.1.1 Product or Service

    2.1.2 Target group of customers

    2.1.3 Value proposition

    2.1.4 Distribution channels

    2.1.5 Positioning

    2.2 Concept statement

    2.2.1 Description of Product

    2.2.2 Target Market

    2.2.3 Predominant features

    2.2.4 Human resources

    2.2.5 Scale of Business

    2.3 Windows of Opportunities

    3.0 FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS

    3.1 Product Analysis

    3.1.1 Gender based analysis

    3.1.2 Age group based analysis

    3.1.3 Analysis based on the profession

    3.1.4 Analysis on the monthly income level of the household

    3.1.5 Analysis on the location household

    3.1.6 Are they using Hybrid or not

    3.1.7 Reasons for opting for electric cars

    3.1.8 Primary purpose of using the vehicle

    3.1.9 Difficulties in using an electric motor car

    3.1.10 Will be Tesla solar power panel be accepted?

    3.2 INDUSTRY ANALYSIS

    3.2.1 Trend in Market Shares

    3.2.2 Petroleum Sector

    3.3.3 Electricity Sector

    3.3 PESTEL Analysis

    3.3.1 Political and Legal Factors

    3.3.2 Economic Factors

    3.3.3 Social, Cultural and environmental Factors

    3.3.4 Technological Factors

    3.4 SWOT Analysis

    3.4.1 Strengths

    3.4.2 Weaknesses

    3.4.3 Opportunities

    3.4.4 Threats

    3.5 Porters five force Model

    3.5.1 Bargaining Power

    3.5.2 Power of Suppliers

    3.5.3 Analyzing of Threat of new Substitute’s

    3.5.4 Analyzing Threats of New Entrance

    3.6 Organizational Analysis

    3.6.1 Planning

    3.6.2 Role

    3.6.3 Product

    3.6.4 Customers

    3.6.5 Demography

    3.6.6 Process

    4.0 Cost and Cost budget

    4.1 OPERATIONAL COSTS (OPEN) YEAR 1

    4.2 Capital costs (Open)

    4.3 REVENUE & CASH ELOW FORECAST

    4.14 Revenue & Expense forecast assumptions

    5.0 The Business Model

    5.1 Priority Customers

    Superior Value Proposition

    Channels of Distribution

    Key Activities

    Competitive strategy

    Relationship

    Key Partners

    Value Chain Based Resources

    Identity

    Coverage

    6.0 Business Plan

    6.1 Industry and Company

    6.2 Analysis of the Market

    6.3 Marketing mix

    6.4 Development

    6.5 The Management team

    6.6 Operations

    6.7 Timeline

    6.8 Controls

    6.9 Financial Projections

    6.10 Critical Success Factors

    7.0 Viability Chapter

    8.0 References

    9.0 Bibliography

    Table of tabulations

    Table 1 Terms of Reference

    Table 2 Concepts and Models

    Table 3 Gender based analysis

    Table 4 Age group based analysis

    Table 5 Analysis based on profession

    Table 6 Analysis based on income

    Table 7 Analysis on location of the household

    Table 8 Analysis on the type of the vehicle

    Table 9 Primary purpose of the vehicle

    Table 10 Operational Cost (Open) Year 1

    Table 11 Capital Costs (Open)

    Table 12 Revenue and cash flow forecast

    Table 13 Turnover mix - Corporate sale

    Table 14 Turnover mix - Home user

    Table 15 Coporate package

    Table 16 Home package

    Table 17 Business Model Canvas

    Table 18 Objectives of the business

    Table 19 Development Matrix

    Table 20 Organizational Chart

    Table 21 Timeline of the startup

    Table 22 Inflation Rates from 2014 to 2016

    Table 23 Tax Rates

    Table of Figures

    Figure 1 Gender based analysis

    Figure 2 Age group based analysis

    Figure 3 Profession based analysis

    Figure 4 Household income based analysis

    Figure 5 Location based analysis

    Figure 6 Analysis based on the type of the vehicle

    Figure 7 Primary purpose of the vehicle

    Figure 8 Porter’s value chain

    1.0  INTRODUCTION

    1.1  Project topic

    A business plan for a start-up to introduce Tesla solar power to the households in Sri Lanka, for charging electric vehicles without using the electricity from the national grid

    1.2  Rationale

    The dynamics of transport in Sri Lanka is undergoing a phase of transformation with the public transport services being overtaken by the personal vehicles in urban areas (Adrian, Murray & Yasawachii, 2011). More than hundred thousand motor cars have been registered only during the year 2015 in Sri Lanka (Central Bank of Sri Lanka, 2015).

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