Bøger af Peter Webster

The most important part of running your business is planning your business Many new businesses fail - that's the simple truth. And most of them fail because they don't have a plan. They don't know who their ideal clients are, they don't know how to price properly, and they don't know how much their business costs will be. If you are starting a business or looking for investment the surest way to success is through careful planning - yet most business owners never put together a business plan, simply because they don't know how. Out of the maze: the clear-cut guide to business plans is a user-friendly guide to creating your business plan. Combining detailed information with practical exercises, you'll learn how to produce a business plan that will impress your bank manager and give you an idea of where your business is going. Designed for both start-ups and established businesses, this jargon-free guide to developing a business plan even includes a comprehensive glossary of all the confusing terms you hear from bank managers, marketers and business advisors. When you buy Out of the maze: the clear-cut guide to business plans you don't just get an information-rich book. You also receive checklists, budget sheets, a self-calculating cashflow forecast and lots more, as well as a detailed list of all the questions you need to consider to give your business the greatest chance of success. Out of the maze: the clear-cut guide to business plans gives you the tools you need to complete your business plan. It explains the process of developing a business plan in simple, plain English, every step of the way.

This is a broad selection of poetry which verges on the emotions of real life issues. It includes observations of nature and the acknowledgement of our Armed Forces, plus poems with some humour thrown in to balance the book and provide relaxed reading pleasure.

Edited collections are widely supposed to contain lesser work than scholarly journals. After examining the origins of this critique, this Element explores the modern history of the edited collection and the particular roles it has played as a model of collaboration, trust and mutual obligation.