How A Good Business Plan Sample Can Help You Prepare Your Plan

Locate details about how a good business plan sample can help your prepare your plan and elements you will need to include in your business plan. Seeking out a business plan that is similar to the type of business you plan to start and using the sample as a guideline.

BVI - New Memorandum & Articles of Association for Old

On 1 January 2007 all BVI companies formed under the Old Act (International Business Companies Act (Cap 291)) will be automatically re-registered under the New Act (BVI Business Companies Act 2004). There is an opportunity to re-register under the New Act during 2007. This means that it will be necessary to consider adopting new Memorandum and Articles of Association

Strategic Planning One Answer to Beating Your Competition

Do you have a strategic plan of who does what by when? If not, read a short story that may possibly change your mind on how your competition may use your lack of planning to his or her advantage.

Hire A Corporate Event Planner To Ensure A Great Team Experience

This article provides a list of reasons why you should hire a corporate event planner to take care of your company functions.

Emerging Corporate Information Security Threats

The time when worms and viruses were a top priority of IT are long behind us. Botnets and phishing attacks now dominate the webscape and new variations are emerging daily.

Build Versus Buy - A Merger and Acquisition Strategy for Information Technology Companies

The window of opportunity is small for information technology innovators. This article explores a merger and acquisition strategy for larger firms to connect with the entrepreneurs to enhance new product success.

Strategy Cycle

The strategy cycle is a simple tool that will help you to achieve the goals of your organisation. Consisting of four main phases, the cycle is an iterative process that you can use to build and improve your business year after year.

Translation Service Companies: Why Poor Listening Skills Is Costing You Profits

Have you ever sat at a bar with a friend or client to discuss a topic, but the other person seemingly disregards it and changes the subject without acknowledging what you said? Not exactly the best feeling in the world right? And yet, chances are, this is exactly what your online presence is doing to some of your potential customers.

Restaurant Business Planning

Like any eager chef or businessperson with a nose for great food, you’re surely excited to get working on your restaurant, and to satisfy palates all over town. Of course, there will be bills to pay, papers to sign, a few accountants needed to keep everything in order – and, oh yes, the business plan.

What Can Be Said About Business Formulas, And Should We Use Them?

Every business, large, medium or small, should employ business formulas and ratios as barameters of where the business has been, is now, and will be in the future. Statistical measurements can measure whether or not the business is on course. If not, such measurements can determine what significant subjects and changes need to be identified and implemented.

Napoleonic Lessons for Google & Microsoft

Napoleon Bonaparte was arguably the most strategic mind set to war. As this analysis shows, his strategic brilliance, however, is equally applicable to the competitive world of Business; and in this case, Microsoft's rivalry with Google.

Case Study - Discover How To Never Be In Debt Like This Client!

Today I had a long discussion with one of my clients who never managed to write a business plan and use it for control. Why the hack do you do your book keeping when not using it? And how can you use a businessplan.

Top 7 Secrets to Strategy Sessions in Small Businesses

Strategies in small business are as important as they are in the Corporate Board Rooms of America’s greatest companies. Believe me when I tell you that you need to strategize to win you market and if you wish to increase your market share you need a plan of attack and you need to execute that plan and win. Small businesses in local communities are often an extension of the personalities of the business owner or owners and employees.

Self-Serve Checkouts Force Retailers To Rethink Merchandising

The use of self-serve checkouts continues to grow at an astronomical rate. Last year consumer spending at self-serve checkouts was up 35% over 2004. However this widely accepted process is having a major negative impact on impulse sales.