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1. The document discusses preparing a business plan, outlining key points to include such as the purpose of the business, products/services, target market, and marketing strategy. It emphasizes that the owner should write the plan and not solely rely on consultants.
2. Five important points in a business plan are understanding reasons for profit/risk, making the company attractive, protecting intellectual property, maintaining finances, and deciding strategy.
3. A business plan is necessary when starting or expanding a business to explain the outline, identify weaknesses/strengths, and seek financing from others. It should be updated regularly.
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1. The document discusses guidelines for designing effective brochures, noting that brochures should be written from the customer's perspective, be concise using short paragraphs and descriptive language, and include visual elements like pictures.
2. Common mistakes to avoid include long paragraphs, dense text, and improper formatting. Brochures should attract attention and convey key information simply.
3. When designing a technical brochure, write clearly for non-experts, highlight features and benefits, and make it a casual conversation rather than complex text. Technical brochures require clarifying the product or service function.
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The document provides information about key people, places, events, and strategies during the 1885 Northwest Rebellion in Canada. It includes details about Louis Riel and the Metis provisional government he established, Gabriel Dumont's leadership of Metis fighting strategies, and the main battles at Duck Lake, Fish Creek, and Batoche between the Metis and Canadian army. It also provides contextual information about several characters involved including Tom, Luc, and their experiences during the conflict.
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The document discusses the importance of feasibility reports in technical communication. It provides five reasons for their importance: 1) They analyze the technological, economic, legal, operational, and scheduling feasibility of a proposed system. 2) They are useful for determining if a technical skill is necessary and estimating costs and benefits. 3) They confirm a proposed system does not violate local laws. 4) They measure how well a system solves problems. 5) They estimate development time and ensure project timelines are appropriate. Reading feasibility reports is important when preparing one's own feasibility study in order to understand necessary components, technical terms, writing formats, and determine a project's direction.
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The document summarizes features of four software programs: Microsoft Office Word, GIMP, OpenOffice.org Writer, and Adobe Photoshop. Microsoft Office Word is for writing documents and saves files in various formats. GIMP is for editing photos and provides plug-ins. It is free. OpenOffice.org Writer is also free and compatible with Word but takes time to start up. Photoshop is paid software with more plug-ins than GIMP and can efficiently edit many image file types at once.
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2. Five important points in a business plan are understanding reasons for profit/risk, making the company attractive, protecting intellectual property, maintaining finances, and deciding strategy.
3. A business plan is necessary when starting or expanding a business to explain the outline, identify weaknesses/strengths, and seek financing from others. It should be updated regularly.
I ex2
1. The document discusses guidelines for designing effective brochures, noting that brochures should be written from the customer's perspective, be concise using short paragraphs and descriptive language, and include visual elements like pictures.
2. Common mistakes to avoid include long paragraphs, dense text, and improper formatting. Brochures should attract attention and convey key information simply.
3. When designing a technical brochure, write clearly for non-experts, highlight features and benefits, and make it a casual conversation rather than complex text. Technical brochures require clarifying the product or service function.
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The document discusses the importance of feasibility reports in technical communication. It provides five reasons for their importance: 1) They analyze the technological, economic, legal, operational, and scheduling feasibility of a proposed system. 2) They are useful for determining if a technical skill is necessary and estimating costs and benefits. 3) They confirm a proposed system does not violate local laws. 4) They measure how well a system solves problems. 5) They estimate development time and ensure project timelines are appropriate. Reading feasibility reports is important when preparing one's own feasibility study in order to understand necessary components, technical terms, writing formats, and determine a project's direction.
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This document summarizes two articles about GPS car navigation systems. The first article describes the two types of systems and how to use them, including selecting a destination and route. The second article explains how GPS systems work, including GPS satellites, location calculation, and trip planning. The document is divided clearly and includes details about using the navigation systems. Some points of confusion include lack of images and definitions of technical terms. Suggestions for improving include adding images, defining terms, and describing what to do if errors occur.
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This document discusses setting up and marketing a new restaurant business. It provides details on:
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2) Interview questions for potential employees, focused on their desired role and relevant experience.
3) Dividing responsibilities among partners for management of finances, food, sanitation, menus, and service.
4) Providing after-sales customer service such as coupons, surveys, a loyalty program, and addressing issues like illness or complaints.
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This document contains a business plan for launching a local specialty restaurant in Aizu, Japan. It outlines several key elements of the plan:
1) The restaurant will help the local community by increasing tourism, supporting local agriculture, and giving back profits to community events.
2) Innovative strategies include training staff about the local area, deciding the business concept, creating the menu, holding events with other restaurants, and gathering customer feedback.
3) Advertising and marketing will include affiliating with the local information service, creating a website and brochures, displaying food samples outside, and implementing a customer point-card program.
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Group D is preparing an in-class technical presentation. The document provides guidance on summarizing content, using visual aids like charts and illustrations, maintaining a consistent pace, avoiding overly long discussions of single topics, and using readable fonts and titles for slides. It also recommends making eye contact with the audience, relaxing if nervous, and practicing presentations with smaller groups.
Esw3 p4-2
The document provides tips for giving a technical presentation. It recommends practicing presentations with smaller groups, distributing slides copies, and participating in other practice talks to improve. The document stresses summarizing points concisely, using titles and limiting text per slide, speaking for about a minute per slide, and making eye contact with the audience. It also suggests relaxing if flustered by stopping to regroup or drinking water.
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2) Interview questions for potential employees, focused on their desired role and relevant experience.
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4) Providing after-sales customer service such as coupons, surveys, a loyalty program, and addressing issues like illness or complaints.
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- 1. 2. CONTENT ORGANIZER - Person # 2 (A) When write the business e-mail, do not have to write unnecessary information, and title and the content of e-mail should be always related. Please limit ourselves to a consideration of the topic of e-mail. Do not use a stiff and formal greeting. Finally, do the spell-check before send the e-mail. (B) Title : Volunteer Hello Processor Roy, Listen, we’re doing the volunteer work in various places as a home for the aged and an institution for homeless or maltreated. So, we need some information of the institution where volunteer is needed. Would you like to give me such information that you know? Thanks Riho Ito University of Aizu student 123-45678
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