Answer this question...describe the stratages for consolidation and expansion of business ventures
Franchising Exporting Contract Manufacturing Joint Venture
the first charecteristic of a good mission statement is it has update report of the business venture and it has the whole analysis of strength , weakness , opportunities and threats for take a good strategy for the business gain..
I am deeply passionate about my new business, driven by a vision to create meaningful impact and innovative solutions in my industry. This commitment fuels my determination to navigate challenges and make tough decisions when necessary, ensuring the long-term success of my venture. I understand that growth often requires sacrifices, whether it's reallocating resources or pivoting strategies, and I'm prepared to embrace these realities with a clear focus on our goals. Ultimately, my dedication to this business is matched by my willingness to make pragmatic choices for its future.
à What are five of the major differences between the early years of e-commerce and today's e-commerce?The major differences between the early years of e-commerce (the Innovation stage), the period between 2001-2006 (the Consolidation stage) and today's e-commerce (the Reinvention stage) are:· During the Innovation stage, e-commerce was primarily technology-driven. During the Consolidation stage, it was primarily business-driven. Today's e-commerce, while still business-driven, is also audience, customer, and community-driven.· During the Innovation stage, firms placed an emphasis on revenue growth, quickly achieving high market visibility/market share. During the Consolidation stage, the emphasis was on building profitable firms. Today, audience and social network growth are being emphasized.· Startups during the Innovation stage were financed by venture capitalists, while those in the Consolidation stage were primarily financed by traditional methods. Today, startups are once again being financed by venture capitalists, albeit with smaller investments. In addition, many large online firms are now entering the market, and acquiring early stage firms via buy-outs.· During the Innovation phase, e-commerce was, for the most part, ungoverned. In the Consolidation stage, there was a rise in the amount of regulation and governmental controls by governments worldwide. Today, there is extensive government regulation and surveillance.· The Innovation stage of e-commerce was characterized by the young entrepreneurial spirit. During the Consolidation stage, e-commerce was primarily dominated by the retail giants. Today, large purely Web-based firms are playing a major role.· The Innovation phase was characterized by an emphasis on deconstructing traditional distribution channels and disinters mediating existing channels. During the Consolidation stage, intermediaries strengthened. Today, there are proliferations of small online intermediaries that are renting the business processes of larger firms.· "Perfect markets" in which direct market relationships with consumers, the decline of intermediaries, and lower transaction costs resulted in intense competition and the elimination of brands, are being replaced by imperfect markets. Imperfect markets are characterized by a strengthening of brand name importance, increasing information asymmetries, price discrimination, and network effects.· The early years of e-commerce saw an infusion of pure online businesses that thought they could achieve unassailable first mover advantages. During the Consolidation period, successful firms used a mixed "bricks-and-clicks" strategy, combining traditional sales channels such as physical stores and printed catalogs with online efforts. Today, there is a return of pure online strategies in new markets, as well as continuing extension of the "bricks and clicks" strategy in traditional retail markets.· The early years of e-commerce were dominated by the first movers. In the Consolidation stage, e-commerce was dominated by the well-endowed and experienced Fortune 500 and other traditional firms. Today, first-mover advantages are returning in new markets as traditional Web players catch up.
What is Business Plan?A good business plan will help attract necessary financing by demonstrating the feasibility of your venture and the level of thought and professionalism you bring to the task.The first step in planning a new business venture is to establish goals that you seek to achieve with the business. You can establish these goals in a number of ways, but an inclusive and ordered process like an organizational strategic planning session or a comprehensive neighborhood planning process may be best. The board of directors of your organization should review and approve the goals, because these goals will influence the direction of the organization and require the allocation of valuable staff and financial resources.Your goals will serve as a filter to screen a wide range of possible business opportunities. If you fail to establish clear goals early in the process, your organization may spend substantial time and resources pursuing potential business ventures that may be financially viable but do not serve the mission of your organization in other important ways. A liquor store on the corner may be a clear money-maker; however, it may not be the retail to assistant your community desires.The following are examples of goals you may seek to achieve through the creation of a new business venture:What purpose does it serve?Revenue Generation - Your organization may hope to create a business that will generate sufficient net income or profit to finance other programs, activities or services provided by your organization.Employment Creation - A new business venture may create job opportunities for community residents or the constituency served by your organization.Neighborhood Development Strategy - A new business venture might serve as an anchor to a deteriorating neighborhood commercial area, attract additional business to the area and fill a gap in existing retail services. You may need to find a use for a vacant commercial property that blights a strategic area of your neighborhood. Or your business might focus on the rehabilitation of dilapidated single family homes in the community.Hashim Hussain, I
It is referred to proportionate accounting. The proportionate method of accounting consolidation is often applied to joint venture business, where two or more business parties are sharing the same interest based on a contractual agreement. When dealing with proportionate accounting, one has to add investment in the joint venture in the left side of BS, and add each proportion of it to assets, liabilities and profit after joint venture.
If there is a joint venture between two companies. Each of the companies, under the equity method, only records half of the income from the joint venture on the income statement-nothing on balance sheet. With the proportionate consolidation method, the parent companies record half of the liabilities and assets from the joint venture.
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for me...most people venture into business to have profit and to have xtra work.
The purpose of the investment request is to secure funding for a specific project or business venture in order to achieve growth, expansion, or other financial goals.
Yes, you can apply for a loan to help finance your new business venture.
No, you cannot use the name of a dissolved company for a new business venture.
because they are in existing technology platforms and at the same time venture for new investments in upcoming technology which would improve the way the company does business
yesfeasibility study for bakerybusiness venture?
failing at the business venture
promoting a new business
promoting a new business