Practical Management Science
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Author: WINSTON, Wayne L.
Publisher: Cengage,
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to develop a business plan for a new Ice Cream business. required to prepare a business plan for a new
ice cream business (not an existing business/company). on the following
9. Human Resource Plan. This section explains the “people strategy”.
Include a simple organizational chart.
Describe the qualifications of the management team.
State the number of people you need in each position and the recruitment strategy.
10. Plan of Operation. A description of how the business will operate to achieve the
company’s strategic goals and objectives. The description should include the following
elements:
hours/days of operation
list of equipment
scheduling of activities (who will do what and when)
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