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ONE IDEA CHANGES EVERYTHING! OPERATIONS PLAN JANUARY 18, 2014

ONE IDEA CHANGES EVERYTHING! OPERATIONS PLAN JANUARY 18, 2014. Location Layout Equipment Suppliers, materials Inventory, accounting methodd Tasks to perform, skills required Licenses, certifications, Fees R&D Intellectual Property related to operations

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ONE IDEA CHANGES EVERYTHING! OPERATIONS PLAN JANUARY 18, 2014

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  1. ONE IDEA CHANGES EVERYTHING! OPERATIONS PLAN JANUARY 18, 2014

  2. Location • Layout • Equipment • Suppliers, materials • Inventory, accounting methodd • Tasks to perform, skills required • Licenses, certifications, Fees • R&D • Intellectual Property related to operations • Personnel – owners, board, org chart, job descriptions, wages OPERATIONS plaN: CONTENTS

  3. FACTORS differ based on purpose – Mfg. V. Svc. • Zoning • Cost of land/building • Proximity to customers (Services) • Parking, access, traffic speed, signage • Availability/cost of resources (Manufacturing) • Open land, utilities, transportation lines, labor, taxes • HUB ZONES • http://www.sba.gov/content/hubzone-maps • Identify specific, most desirable location in Pueblo County, along with expected cost (mortgage or rent). Operations plaN: LOCATION

  4. Provide a blueprint of the layout. • Identify where key equipment, materials, workstations are located. • Identify flow of work, materials, customers. • Note special needs for utilities, security, etc. OPERATIONS plaN: LAYOUT

  5. Identify and list all equipment required • Equipment has a useful life > 1 year • Also list equipment source, and cost • Create a comprehensive list of materials and supplies required for the first month • Include supplier source and cost for each item OPERATIONS plaN: EQUIPMENT, Materials, SUPPLIES

  6. Identify how much inventory will be need and the accounting method to be used • Inventory methods: • Stock enough to meet demand for a time period • Periodic Inventory • JIT • Accounting methods • FIFO • LIFO OPERATIONS plaN: INVENTORY and accounting

  7. List all tasks that must be performed • Identify the skills required to perform the tasks • List special certification or licenses required • Group tasks into jobs • Identify any company licenses, certifications, required • Business License • Health Dept. • Fire Dept. • Others OPERATIONS plaN: TASKS, Jobs, Licenses

  8. Clarify the role of R&D in your organization • How will you maintain your competitive advantage, operationally? • Intellectual property related to operations • You may need to consult a lawyer for • Special processes • Trade Secrets Operations plaN: R&D, Intellectual property

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