Business plans kit for dummies
By: by Steven Peterson and Peter E. Jaret
Contributors: Jaret, Peter
Series: --For dummies; --For dummies
Publisher: Hungry Minds; For Dummies
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 337
ISBN-13: 9780764553653
Subjects: Business planning
Notes: "CD-ROM includes: sample business plan and legal forms"--Cover.

Includes index.

System requirements for accompanying computer disc: a PC with a Pentium or faster processor; or a Mac OS computer with a 68040 or faster processor; Microsoft Windows 95 or later; or Mac OS system software 7.6.1 or later; at least 32MB of total RAM installed on computer; for best performance, at least 64MB recommended; a CD-ROM drive.
Table of contents: title: PART I: Doing your planning homework; title: Chapter 1: Beginning with a brainstorm; title: Chapter 2: Starting your planning engine; title: Chapter 3: Laying down the ground rules; title: PART II: Building your plan's components; title: Chapter 4: Assessing the business environment; title: Chapter 5: Explaining your strategy; title: Chapter 6: Describing your company; title: Chapter 7: Examining your financial situation; title: PART III: Adjusting your plan to fit your needs; title: Chapter 8: Planning for the self-employed; title: Chapter 9: Planning for a small business; title: Chapter 10: Planning in the new economy; title: Chapter 11: Planning a not-for-profit organization; title: PART IV: Making the most of your plan; title: Chapter 12: Putting your plan together; title: Chapter 13: Putting your plan to work; title: PART V: The part of tens; title: Chapter 14: Ten ways to evaluate a new business idea; title: Chapter 15: Ten things a business plan does for you; title: Chapter 16: Ten ways to fund your business plan; title: Chapter 17: Ten possible signs that your plan needs an overhaul.