Human-AI Co-Creation of Worked Examples for Programming Classes
Week7 perfect
1. ~COVER PAGE~
1 name of the business
32
2 address
東京都某所
3 telephone number
0120-777-7777
4 name of owner
奥山俊樹オーナー
5 logo(a professional attractivelogo can be used to dress up the cover page)
6 submitted to(for financing only)
Executive Summary
A. Company name and type
32 and ice cream shop.
B. Goals or objectives of the plan
We establish the company where it is given children love and courage.
C. How the plan will be implemented
With a simple price and a reliable article, it is easy to buy children.
D. Effect of the plan on the business
Children eat ice cream and become happiness.
If you're obtaining a loan or equity your Executive Summary should also include:
A. Name of the business and the legal for of operation, e.g.
Service trade.
B. Amount of money needed
1,000,000,000 yen.
C. How the money will be used
Foundation of the shop, production of the article, salary to the employee,
and so on.
D. Effect of the money on the business
Profit is put the expansion of the store and support to the poor children.
IV. The Business
A. Description of the Business
1. What your business is, or will be if it is a start-up situation?
"32" will be a start-up ice cream parlor located in leased space at shopping center and
amusement park in the whole country, ten years from now, shopping center in the world.
A hundred-day option has been taken on this location.
The estimated opening date is April 2011.
2. How you plan to run it?
It sells in the start and "32" sells the ice cream for the general
public to the major city in Japan.
An original ice cream factory will be established in several years, and
the ice cream is mass-produced.
The machine can save the labor cost because it produces ice creams.
High-level ice is produced, and it will aim at the further profit
acquisition for the well-to-do population in several years.
In the development of the commodity, only ice creams are produced by
2. using the material selected carefully.
3. Why you think it will be successful?
"32" will be successful because it can answer needs that the customer
requests.
It is to gather by the family, the shopping center and the amusement
park are the best for break time.
It is thought that "32" succeeds because of such a viewpoint.
B. Industry Analysis
・Is it a fad?
Yes, it is.
The high school student is mainly being supported by a wide generation.
・Is it seasonal?
No, it's not.
It is possible to eat in and out of season recently.
・Is it increasing or decreasing?
It is increasing.
・Does it simply grow with the population?
Yes, it does.
It is possible to eat in and out of season recently.
・Is the market always there, always the same?
No, it's not.
It thinks about not only the child but also the green tea flavored ice
cream, etc. for the senior citizen.
・What are the factors affecting the growth of the market, and of market
share?
Development of commodity suitable for eminence of company name, location
of each store, and customers' needs.
・Where are they located?
Shopping center and amusement park, etc. in which a lot of families gather.
・How large is the market?
It risks, and the ice cream industry has expanded the market to the
world whole country including "31".
・What are their characteristics?
The number of customers never decreases rapidly because it is being
supported by the customer of a wide generation.
・What percentage of that market is the business' share?
25%.
・Who are the potential customers for the business' product or service?
The young person can increase the number of senior citizen's customers
by the center and the product development.
C. Vision Statement
In five years, "32" will plan an original ice cream production line.
And, expansion plans will be developed for company owned and franchise
locations in other country.
D. Vision Trigger
The main vision trigger will be the catchy slogan: "Pleasure and
laughter to you!"
The vision trigger will emphasize the togetherness of the family and the
friend in eating ice.
3. A lot of numbers of customers are expected to increase by giving
laughter and pleasure to eat.
E. Mission Statement
We, the employees and management of "32", make this pledge to you, our
valued customers:
・We pledge that we will product a fresh ice creams in a sanitary
environment.
・We pledge that we will manufacture the ice cream that considers
nourishment, and urge the growth of a child.
・We pledge that we will guarantee laughter and pleasure to all the
people who ate the ice cream.
・We pledge that we will continue management it coexists with the
surrounding environment, and without the trouble.
・We pledge that we will think that each one of the customer is Man
of Destiny, and value my customer by a polite serving.
・We pledge that we will research the product suitable for customer's
needs, and will manufacture the first customer commodity in the future.
・We pledge that we will correspond promptly to the customer's question.
・With dissatisfaction in our correspondence, we do not get the calculation.
F. Business Objectives
"32" will have these business objectives during its first three years of
operation:
1. Owner draw of 2,000,000 yen per month in Year 1.
2. Cash balance of 25,000,000 yen at the end of Year 1.
3. Owner draw of 4,000,000 yen per month in Year 2.
4. Cash balance of 10,000,000 yen at the end of Year 2.
5. Owner draw of 3,000,000 yen per quarter in Year 3.
6. Cash balance of 5,000,000 yen at the end of Year 3.
~BUSINESS OPERATIONS: MARKETING~
A
MARKETING
PRODUCT
Aims to develop better products and hygiene becomes your eye.
The sale also would like to meet seasonal and limited edition which each generation.
PRICE
Get the cheaper prices at the root of your own stuff, but I want to buy a child-friendly prices.
Will
also seek to identify other companies that offer a variety of other coupons.
PLACE
The location of schools and school road with heavy traffic along the road, out in the big
stations and
stores, aims to be accepted by young and old shops.
PROMOTION
Division will also compete in individual and company take the approach that assigns rewards
based
on the profits have produced.
By doing so, become a company better.
BUSINESS OPERATIONS: COMPECTIVE ANALYSIS
4. B COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
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Items 31 ice cream HaagenDazs Cold Stone フォーモストブルーシール
Days Open 7 days a week 7 days a week 7 days a week 7 days a week
Price Level low High Low Moderate
Specialty Icecream flavors Yogurt Low Prices unknown
Sandwiches Yes No Yes No
Breakfast Yes No No No
Items
Reputation Excellent Excellent Excellent Excellent
Years Unknown Twenty six Five Ten
In Business
Discounts Senior/Special Special Senior Special Promotion
Promotions Promotions
National Yes Yes Yes No
Chain
Methods of
Promotion Yellow Pages Yellow Pages Yellow Pages Yellow Pages
Newspaper Newspaper Flyers Newspaper
Apparel Radio/TV Radio/TV
BUSINESS OPERATIONS:LEGAL STRUCTURE
C LEGAL STRUCTURE
Our fully automatic soft making machine will be operated as a sole-proprietorship owned by
J.B.
Entrepreneur.
BUSINESS OPERATIONS: MANAGEMENT EXPERTISE
D
MANAGEMENT EXPERTISE
The owner, J. B. Entrepreneur, has founded three highly successful food service
businesses in the Valley City area. The owner holds an undergraduate business degree
and an MBA from the School of Entrepreneurship, California State University, Valley
City. J.B. Entrepreneur has also received a Diploma of Merit from the International
Premium Ice Cream Institute, Paris, France.
J. B. Entrepreneur’s extensive business enterprises have used several reputable
Valley City professionals who provide business services. These include the Goldsmith
Insurance Agency, Jerome and Company CPAs, and Jensen, Barker, and Symthe law
firm. The owner has had a long term banking relationship with Valley City National
Bank.
J. B. Entrepreneur is also a highly regarded consultant to food service businesses in
5. Central California. Although consulting income is not included in the financial
projections of this plan, J. B. Entrepreneur usually consults five hours per week at
$90/hr plus travel expenses; fee for a day’s consulting is $600 plus travel expenses.
BUSINESS OPERATIONS: SUPPORT PERSONNEL
E SUPPORT PERSONNEL
The majority of the employees will work part-time with a full-time manager. Student
employees will earn $7/hr. initially with an opportunity for pay increases. The manager will be
paid 10% above prevailing salary levels. A policy of promotion from within will be adopted.
Summary
The business summary is the most important and perhaps the most difficult part of the
business plan. This is where you can bring together the different parts. If your points
make sense and leave the reader with the conclusions you want drawn, then you
have done your job. The tone should be positive. The reader should have a feeling
of confidence in the plan. This feeling will be enhanced if the writing is clear, direct,
brief and to the point.
Supporting Documentation
1. Resume
Resume is important. Cite experience and capabilities that contribute directly
to your understanding and operation of the business. Include your education,
volunteer activities, or outside activities.
2. Letter of Intent
If you are going to catering parties, manufacturing, importing or exporting
goods, and have commitments from prospective clients, include their letters of
intent to do business with you. Related to letters of intent are in-hand
purchases orders that are forms rather than letters.
3. Letter of Recommendation
Include two or three letters of reference from people who know you. These
can be business or community leaders, friends, or business associates. A
reference letter should be short, saying how long the person has known you,
and something about your good character.
4. Special Awards, Achievements
5. Newspaper and Magazine Clippings
If you or your business have favorable publicity for business, public service, or
civic awards, include copies of new clippings as part of your supporting
documents. Also, include news items that relate to your business.
6. Additional Relevant Information Supporting Your Business
6. This section may include: a building lease, a franchise agreement; a purchase
agreement; copies of licenses and permits; specifications and cost
breakdowns; a partnership agreement; and articles of incorporation.