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Overview What we refer to as "The Enterprise" section of a business plan is primarily used to describe a company's product or service and how it holds an advantage in the
marketplace. This information is typically proceeded by background information on the company, key attributes of management, and management's vision for where the company will be over the next five years. |
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The Company We believe that in most cases the first questions that should be answered following the executive summary are
who the company is and what it does to make money. Instead, more often than not, many documents begin with information regarding the legal structure of the company. The first couple of sentences
should tell what the company does. We typically follow with the company description in the main body of the business plan. |
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The Product Most entreprenaurs have a solid handle on what their product is. Communicating this information to outside parties,
especially in the case of technology products, often requires effort. One approach is to try to describe what the product does in such a manner that an eight grade student can understand it. Illustrations
can go a long way in accompishing this goal. Competitive Advantage Until a product is presented in the context of a market, it can be hard for
outsiders to grasp its advantages. One way to communicat this information is use a table that compares the performance, cost or other features to those of leading alternatives or substitutes. |
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