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This document discusses a mobile learning project for the Royal Navy. It aims to develop an e-learning library using rapid authoring software to supplement technical training for engineering technicians and provide pre-course, in-course, and post-course learning materials. The software allows subject matter experts to easily create multimedia lessons and tests that can be accessed on the Defence Learning Portal or using Sony PlayStation Portables for flexible, detached learning. An initial trial distributing PSPs to trainees yielded positive feedback and encouraged peer-to-peer interaction. The project aims to continue developing lessons and expanding the trial.
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Este documento presenta una idea de negocio para un local comercial que venderá bebidas calientes y aperitivos típicos del país. El local se distinguirá por su calidad de servicio, buena ubicación céntrica y ambiente limpio y acondicionado. También ofrecerá promociones y eventos los fines de semana para mostrar danzas típicas al cliente. Su visión es ser reconocido como un restaurante original, sólido y profesional con calidad humana y principios éticos que ofrece excelencia. Su misión es ofrec
How to open a restaurant?
Opening restaurants is very demanding in terms of time and cash. I will show you in this presentation how to research the market and plan your business to make sure that you open the right concept, in the right place for the right people. Most restaurants fail because they got it wrong in one of the 3 main factors: location, concept, your target segment of customers. Here I will show you how to find out with little money in advance whether your business idea makes sense or not.
We will show number of techniques that will help you check:
Whether the location is good for your business?
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I will also show you how to translate it to Excel and create your business plan in this universal tool. It will be useful not only for opening your business but also afterwards managing your business.
I will teach you also how to test your concept in real life without actually building the restaurant.
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