Business Plans

A business plan serves as a guide that helps establishments describe the business idea and determine its operational details, providing a clear blueprint for business management and a series of criteria to verify establishment progress.

It helps the establishment define its goals and the means to achieve these goals within studied and specific stages. This guide includes brief steps about the company's long-term goals and strategies that must be followed to achieve them.

It also includes an administrative, marketing, operational, financial plan and potential risks and how to face them, to produce a clear guide that enables entrepreneurs to define their priorities and thus measure results according to these priorities.

It also gives employees a clear vision of the establishment as a whole. Successful business plans are an effective element of persuasion for investors and financiers if the company wants to expand its business.

Any establishment, regardless of its size, activity or status, needs a business plan to ensure its success. It also needs to update, follow up and develop the business plan periodically and continuously for several reasons, including changes in decisions or default assumptions when preparing the business plan, changes in ownership rights such as entry or exit of investors, changes in the market and business, or changes in laws and regulations.

Due to the importance of the business plan, as one of the most common reasons for business failure is poor planning for it, and the business plan is a dynamic and constantly changing document.

Based on these data, at Management & Quality for Business Services, we provided a self-business plan preparation service for entrepreneurs through our self-advisor service.

We enable the client to create their project's business plan step by step, follow it up and continuously modify it through explanations, videos, information and market studies that the client receives during the self-business plan preparation journey.