Purpose: Operational business
plans are used to bring structure and order to a growing
company's business and operations.
Key Attributes: Operational business
plans include analysis and detail regarding strategies,
tactics and responsibilities to commence or improve
operations. They formalize company culture, methods,
and operating structure, and provide a blueprint for
employees, management, and other stakeholders.
These types of business plans often lay out a roadmap
detailing roles and responsibilities for each division
or employee. They typically includes metrics to measure
and track progress, and may include a financial model
or other revenue tracking/projection model.
Who Needs It:
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Startups who need systems and structure to prepare for
(or cope with) rapid growth
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Re-starts or re-caps looking to optimize and formalize
business processes
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All companies seeking to improve operations and reduce
business ambiguity.
What It Does:
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Gets all parties ( founders, management, employees,
etc.) on the same page, sharing the same vision
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Reduces the risk and 'chaos' inherent in new companies
» Improves operational efficiencies and preserves scarce capital and human resources.
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