It is a management accounting class, so the marketing plan and 
competitive analysis is part of the project =-/

Thanks for the info all.  It helps a lot.

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On 11/1/2011 5:12 PM, Cameron Childress wrote:
>
> An accounting class is probably looking for things like headcount,
> overhead, etc.  Good to map out what types of positions you plan to hire
> for and in what order.  Also, what each head's cost will be.  Overhead,
> including bennies, office space, telecommunications etc... Pretend you are
> going to get to 50 heads in 2 years or something.
>
> If you were REALLY going into business I'd also consider more specifically
> how you are going to scale out to that size from a cost perspective and
> also from an implementation perspective. You may get away with everyone
> using their own cell phone when it's 3 people but then at what point do you
> need a real phone system?  Ever? 10 people?  50 people?
>
> How will you handle office space?  Virtual?  Physical?  Multiple offices?
> How does that impact decisions about phone systems, etc....  If you want to
> get complicated with it you can.
>
> How much do you devote to marketing?  What benefits do you give your
> employees?  What benefits do you give owners?  Yourself? (keeping in mind
> that you generally have to offer the same benefits to employees that you
> give yourself)  What is the corporate structure?  Full time staff?
>   Contractors?
>
> But as they say - the battle plan is only good till the first shot is
> fired.  You can plan all you want but reality will always be different in
> some way.
>
> The marketing plan and competitive analysis could be good too, but if it's
> an accounting class I would guess they are looking for numbers.
>
> -Cameron
>

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