2022Jurnal Ekonomi Manajemen Akuntansi dan KeuanganOpen access

Business Plan Analysis of the Business Feasibility Case Study

Diah Hafni Pardede, Siti Ramadhani Tanjung, Irdinansyah Goli, Amalul'izzi Amalul'izzi, Suhairi Suhairi

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This article aims to find out how to standardize a good business plan on business feasibility. A business feasibility study is needed to see a picture of whether or not a business is appropriate to be run, and whether it can grow rapidly or not. For this reason, the author wants to analyze plain business against a business feasibility case study, in this case the author uses a feasibility analysis through several aspects, namely, aspects of planning, implementation and business market share, using descriptive research methods. The data collection method used swot analysis and collected some findings from the literature. So some results obtained from business plan analysis research on business feasibility case studies are that if a business wants to be said to be feasible in its business plan, an owner must carefully think about how the business strategy from several aspects so that the business plan that will be carried out can be said to be feasible.

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This article aims to find out how to standardize a good business plan on business feasibility. A business feasibility study is needed to see a picture of whether or not a business is appropriate to be run, and whether it can grow rapidly or not. For this reason, the author wants to analyze plain business against a business feasibility case study, in this case the author uses a feasibility analysis through several aspects, namely, aspects of planning, implementation and business market share, using descriptive research methods. The data collection method used swot analysis and collected some findings from the literature. So some results obtained from business plan analysis research on business feasibility case studies are that if a business wants to be said to be feasible in its business plan, an owner must carefully think about how the business strategy from several aspects so that the business plan that will be carried out can be said to be feasible.

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This article aims to find out how to standardize a good business plan on business feasibility. A business feasibility study is needed to see a picture of whether or not a business is appropriate to be run, and whether it can grow rapidly or not. For this reason, the author wants to analyze plain business against a business feasibility case study, in this case the author uses a feasibility analysis through several aspects, namely, aspects of planning, implementation and business market share, using descriptive research methods. The data collection method used swot analysis and collected some findings from the literature. So some results obtained from business plan analysis research on business feasibility case studies are that if a business wants to be said to be feasible in its business plan, an owner must carefully think about how the business strategy from several aspects so that the business plan that will be carried out can be said to be feasible.

Key concepts: Business analysis, SWOT analysis, Business plan, New business development, Process management, Business case, Business rule, Plan (archaeology)

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