Google, World

Dear Madam or Sir:
Subject: Please Advise: Multimedia Education Computer Shops in 80
countries, in cities and rural

we are hoping to obtain advice from Google, World.

We have 22 developers' resume apply for works in the project.
In addition, we have nearly 50 software development companies in
contact of develop the multimedia education courses.

I ask the applicant developers to submit their feasibility report,
marketing plan and implement plan to our investors.
However, no applicant submits the feasibility report, marketing plan
and implement plan.
I do not know the applicant is capable to the work or not.
According to their resume, they are able to implement the plan.
No feasibility report, marketing plan and implement plan, no invest
from investors, lenders, franchise.
They are foolish?
They are experienced computer science specialist!
No money no work?
No plan no work!
We do not know they can implement the project or not.

The only way to check is the certifications, feasibility report, and
marketing plan and implement plan.
If the feasibility report, marketing plan and implement plan approved
by our investors and lenders, they obtain the job.
If they cannot meet the schedule, we will fire them.
Moreover, hire the professionals that can implement the project.

We need to create a team to cooperate with software companies?
Negotiate with software development companies about the project?

I hope to obtain advises and help from Google, World
The courses - let 80 countries learners, Use ability of all
textbooks' content in shortest time!
In shortest time!
Use all ability of - all textbooks' content
In shortest time!
That's science, technology ability and the power

Can you help me to reach the job?
Any industry assistance that you can assist me.

Best regards,


GuangXing Zhang








World Computer Shops Chain


Develop the multimedia interactive free education courses.
Need Non Executive Directors, Consultant or interim manager, Manager,
Project Teams



We have investors, financial institutes...


Non Executive Directors, Consultant or interim manager, Manager
Need to submit Implement Plan and Schedule

Business Plan
http://www.hsbc.co.uk/1/PA_1_4_24P/c...iness_plan.pdf
Cash flow forecast
http://www.hsbc.co.uk/1/PA_1_4_24P/c...s_cashflow.pdf



Project Teams
Submit your work plan according to your role
Reference to Implement Plan
Business Plan
Cash flow forecast



1. WORLD COMPUTER SHOPS CHAIN
http://worldcomputing.bloombiz.com

GuangXing Zhang, Investment Agent
201Rm, 194# Enning Rd.
Guangzhou, China 510140
(8620) 8182-4525

2. Business objectives
What are your short term objectives?

Branches in 80 countries, in cities and rural
Multimedia Interactive Education Courses, in Shops, Free
Multimedia Interactive education web site Free

Include Courses
Biz English
Finance
Biz Administration
IT
Marketing
Customer Service
International Languages
English & versions in 80 countries

Free Business - Broadband Internet Access
Used Computer & Hardware Sales Computer Maintenance
New computer hardware related products biz machines & products sales
Global Business to Customer Web Site

Keep the same computing and business utilities, and skills as all
developed countries.

Current generations of citizens to work for a better life and a place
in history.

It's yours responsibility.



South Africa Namibia Zimbabwe Zambia

Gambia Nigeria Senegal Sierra Leone

Rwanda Mozambique Sudan Somalia Uganda Tanzania

Libya morocco Tunisia Egypt

Bosnia Macedonia Malta Croatia Serbia and Montenegro

Russia

Belarus Armenia Azerbaijan Georgia Ukraine Moldova Estonia Latvia
Lithuania

Afghanistan Pakistan Kazakhstan Tajikistan Uzbekistan Turkmenistan

Kyrgyzstan

Palestinian Iran Iraq

India Bangladesh

East Timor

Philippines

Nepal

Indonesia Malaysia

Cambodia Laos Vietnam Thailand

Sri Lanka

Mongolia

Bolivia

Cuba Dominican Republic




What are your medium term objectives?
Next, develop model, location track, voice track, view track, deploy
data glove, other input device, voice, HMD, and enhance virtual reality




What are your long term objectives?

Keep the same computing and business utilities, and skills as all
developed countries.

Current generations of citizens to work for a better life and a place
in history.

It's yours responsibility.



3. Key personnel
Details of the key people in the business
Name GuangXing Zhang Date of birth Nov 4, 1973

Position in the business Chairman General Manager
Academic/professional qualifications
English Major, Fashion Major, Law Major
Business, Fashion, Law, WTO Law
Experience and knowledge of your industry
Algeria Reform, Iran Earth Quake Aid Assist, Australia Sustainable
Development, Africa Rail Promoting and Design




Proposed additions to the present management team
Skills required Position Proposed salary
Non Executive Directors Negotiable
Consultant or interim manager Negotiable
Manager Negotiable
Project Teams Negotiable



All positions do the job in return for a share in the company.

Wishing to spend some of their time in exchange for a reward in the
future.

We have a lot of used computer supplies and new computer hardware
manufacturers

Control the budget, so the chain can establish in 80 countries, in
cities and rural.


What contingency plans do you have if you or your key personnel are
unable to work through illness or injury?


4. Premises
Describe your business premises, including size, location and state of
repair.


If freehold: If leasehold:
Value £ Date lease expires
Mortgage outstanding £ Option to renew Yes/No
Monthly repayment amount £ When payable
Name of lender Date of next rent review
Uniform Business Rate: Insurance:
Annual amount £ Amount of cover £
When payable Annual premium £
When payable

Are the premises adequate for your future needs? If not, what future
plans do you have?



Any competitive advantage in relation to the premises, its location and
your customer base?

The shop location targeted for high business traffic street, there have
many shops, 2m2 - 10m2, or 20m2 shop in the city. We choose shop
according to database analysis. Shop door (front) 2m, height 2m,
This site was chosen because of large front display windows 2m,
excellent visibility and access for the showroom, height 2m, for
multimedia display. Shipping. Both multimedia product display and
multimedia interactive course operate successfully. We put the maximum
sets of interactive terminals (monitor, keyboard, mouse, and earphone)
in the shop.
Proposed site: large cities, 80 countries

Intel 3.0GHz/800MHz/2MB, EM64T
2MB Cache
Windows XP Professional x64
Integrated Sound Blaster 16 bit
Integrated Intel(R) Pro/1000MT (82545EM) Gigabit Ethernet controller
Integrated ATA-100 EIDE
1GB (2X512MB) ECC DDR2 400MHz SDRAM
128MB PCIe x16 NVIDIA Quadro FX 1400, Support 2 Monitors (DVI or VGA)
1.44MB 3.5" Floppy Drive
Precision (64bit)
PS/2 Keyboard
USB light mouse (2 keys wheel)
19" High Density Liquid-crystal Display
SATA Hard Disk No RAID
160GB SATA (7200RPM) Hard Disk
SATA Cable For SATA RAID
Partion, C: 20GB, Others For D:
Windows(R) XP Professional x64
Windows(R) XP Professional x64 CD
48X/32X/48X/16X CD-RW/DVD
Sonic CD/DVD Software
Sonic CD/DVD Software CD
PowerDVD Software CD
PowerDVD Software
Internal Speaker
Precision 470/670 Install Guide
Mouse Pad
Manual And Power
SI, MOD, ASSET TAG,E SUPPORT

Alternatively, used 17" monitors and used computers, etc.

Features: * Retail Shop space of 2-20 sq. meters
* Located in the primary business traffic street, Cities' most
Businesspersons walk through community
* Excellent visibility and access
* Median household income in 1 mile radius is $900.00

Demographics 3 1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles
Population: 1,043 111,983 308,906
Income: $900 $620 $600

Private Sector Employment (Daytime pop.)
1 Mile 3 Miles 5 miles
43,921 113,061 306,313

Population by Age
1 Mile 3 Miles 5 Miles
25 - 29 9.2% 8.4%
30 - 34 9.4% 9.9%
35 - 44 16.1% 18.6%
45 - 54 12.3% 12.1%
25 - 54 TOTAL 47.0% 49.0%

Leasing Agent: Visit all Agents in the city

Low start-up costs


5. Plant, machinery and equipment
Detail existing plant, machinery and equipment.
Description Life expectancy Finance outstanding Value
£ £
£ £
£ £
£ £

What capital expenditure do you anticipate during the next 12 months?
Description Life expectancy Cost
£
£
£
6. Products and services
What are the main products and services you offer and what proportion
of turnover does each contribute?
Product/service
%
%
%
%
Include any catalogues or promotional brochures with the business plan.

What is unique about your particular products/services?

Every large city, the next operation, every city
The third operation, lowest cost & expense in specific village have buy
and income.
Multimedia Interactive Education Courses in Shops, Free.

Free Business Broadband Internet Access
Multimedia Interactive education web site Free

All following subjects are textbooks contents provided by us.
You must produce according to textbooks.

All textbook contents must produce to Multimedia Interactive Courses
Reflection
http://z26.zupload.com/download.php?...&filepath=4332

Subjects are textbooks from SUPPLIER.
You must produce according textbooks from SUPPLIER

The courses in SUPPLIER textbooks, Subjects all grades:
1 Business English
English Language Skills Assessment
English for Business
English for Commerce
Practical Business English
Spoken English for Industry and Commerce
Written English for Tourism

2 Finance
Accounting
Advanced Business Calculations
Book-keeping
Book-keeping and Accounts
Business Calculations
Business Statistics
Commercial Calculations
Cost Accounting
Financial Accounting
Management Accounting

3 Business Administration
Administration (Business and People)
Audio Transcription
Business Administration
Business Practice
Business and Industrial Administration
Meetings
Principles and Practice of Management
Text Production Level
The Legal Environment

4 IT
Contact Centre Operations
Information Systems for Business
Keyboarding Speed Test
Practical Computing
Practical Word Processing
Using the Internet
Programming (No textbook, you need to produce new courses)
Windows (No textbook, you need to produce new courses)
Linux (No textbook, you need to produce new courses)

5 Marketing
Advanced Website Design
Advertising
Internet Marketing
Marketing
Public Relations
Selling and Sales Management
Website Design

6 Customer Service
Call Centre Operations
Customer Service

7 International Languages
French for Business
German for Business
Spanish for Business

Main language is English
Produce versions official languages for 80 countries in same time



Used Computer & Hardware Sales, Computer Maintenance

The stores are becoming the leading education, computer repair, custom
computer and parts sales companies on 80 countries.


Used Custom built PC's, stock of used components, used CPU's, used
Media Center PC's, used networking peripherals; modest new custom built
PC's, new components, new CPU's, new cases, new case mod, new case
fans, new Media Center PC's, new equipment, new networking peripherals
orders, with access to over 30,000 hardware and software products
manufacturers
Training, setup, delivery, website design, data recovery, networking
design and setup, Spy Ware and virus removal, repairs and 24/7 on-site
service.
Repair everything from Desktop, Laptop, Notebook Computers and
Upgrades. Makes House Calls for computer repairs. Installs Small to Mid
Sized Phone Systems, Voice Mail Systems, and Security Surveillance
Camera Systems.
VAR, or value-added reseller, of high-end computers, components,
peripherals, and software. Thanks to an emphasis on high quality
staffing, this retailer has strong ties to corporate clients (custom
configurations are roughly 50% of sales) and to consumer techies fond
of pricey upgrades. One year, with only 10 employees, revenue is
expected to be over $0.7 million in sales', twice the VAR industry
average. The company's margins from 10% to 19.3% in the year of
operation, and sales this year should reach $0.7 million.
What is the secret? The new team's credentials have added up to a
lean-and-mean purchasing style, state-of-the-art inventory management,
and newly upgraded in house e-commerce software and accounting system.
Program the business for hyper growth by launching new retail outlets
or pushing Internet sales.
The Computer repairs constitute more than half of the gross sales. This
company services the local schools.

Strategic Alliances



Retail show room and Education Room

Many of customers are through word of mouth from satisfied customers




Each shop manages a staff of technicians and trainers that travel to
and conduct all of our services at the site of the business or
residential customer. By eliminating, the high overhead associated with
a storefront.



What further products or services are you developing?
Next, develop model, location track, voice track, view track, deploy
data glove, other input device, voice, HMD, and enhance virtual reality

Who are your key suppliers and what credit terms will they offer you?
Supplier Days credit




Who are the alternatives?


What stock levels do you require?
Raw materials £
Finished goods at cost £

7. Pricing
What is the basis for calculating your prices?



How do your prices compare with the competition?
Product/service Your price Competitor price
£ £
£ £
£ £
£ £

If you allow credit terms, state the number of days based on the above
list of products and services.
Product/service Days of credit Credit references taken





8. Customers
Who, where and how many potential customers do you have?

Won companies order for our work for Free Education Courses

More customers buy the used computer sales and new hardware sales.

The clients open business and buy new hardware and device

Earn revenue for used computer, new hardware and device
Shortest time!

Multimedia Interactive Education Courses production can let people in
80 countries can learn, can use, become professional in shortest time!




What are the strengths of your business that will influence customer
decisions to purchase your products and services?
Won companies order for our work for Free Education Courses


Outline the research you have undertaken to demonstrate a demand for
your product or service?



9. Competition
Who are your major competitors and where are they based?




What are the strengths and weaknesses of your competitors?



Is the market static, declining, growing, seasonal and why?




10. Promotion
What level of sales do you anticipate:
In the next 6 months £
In the following 6 months £
Details of firm orders currently in hand
Customer Amount
£
£
£

What assumptions have been made in making your sales forecasts?


How do you intend to promote and sell your products and services?
Method Cost
£
£
£

Why do you believe your sales forecasts are realistic?






11. Financial information _ existing businesses
How long have you been trading?


What changes to the business are planned?




What do you hope to achieve as a result of these changes?



Financial information for the last three years:
Year Sales Gross profit (Margin) Net profit (Margin)
£ £ ( %) £ ( %)
£ £ ( %) £ ( %)
£ £ ( %) £ ( %)

Attach trading, profit and loss and balance sheets to the business plan
where available.

Existing financial commitments
Overdraft £
Loan £
Hire purchase £
Leases £
Other financial commitments £
Total financial commitments £

Give details of any borrowed monies repaid during the last three years.






12. Financial information _ start-up businesses
What are your total start-up costs? £
What is your own contribution? £


13. Financial projections
(Your financial projections are to be calculated on an annual basis.)


13.1 Calculate your annual gross profit
Projected sales £
Less direct costs*
Purchases £
Labor costs £
Total direct costs £
= Gross profit £

*Direct costs are the cost of goods sold and include costs to purchase
raw materials and work carried out by sub-contractors. Wages and
salaries of employees should be included as overheads in section
13.3 below because they are indirect costs incurred irrespective of
whether the goods are sold.


13.2 Calculate your gross profit margin
Gross profit £ /Sales £ x 100 = %



13.3 Calculate your annual projected overheads
Indirect costs:
Purchases _ cash £
Purchases _ creditors £
Wages, salaries (including PAYE and NIC) £
Rent, rates £
Light, heat £
Power £
Insurance £
Transport, packaging £
Maintenance £
Advertising £
Telephone/postage £
Professional fees £
VAT (net) £
HP Payments/leasing charges £
Bank/financial charges and interest £
Drawings/fees £
Sundry/other expenses £
Tax £
Total overheads £


13.4 Calculate the annual turnover required to break-even
Overheads £ / Gross profit margin x 100 = £

13.5 Calculate the monthly turnover to break- even
Break- even sales £ /12 (months) £

13.6 Calculate your estimated profit
Projected annual sales £
Less break-even sales £
£ x % (Gross profit margin)
= Profit £


14. Financial requirements
Total borrowing requirement (this figure should take into account any
grants and cash injected
into the business by yourself/business partners and be based on the
maximum borrowing figure
on the cash flow forecast form).
£

Amount relating to capital expenditure
(e.g., premises, machinery and equipment) £


What assets are available as security?
Value of business assets £
Value of personal assets £
Total value of assets £

Sources of repayment
Net profit generated by the business £
Other sources (sale of assets, cash injections) £

Key risk areas (these should include technical, financial and marketing
risks)



Contingencies for key risk areas




There have many investors from world, financial institutes, and
franchise




Time Frame: ASAP
Prefer deliver the first batch courses in the first month.



GuangXing Zhang

Investment Agent
201Rm, 194# Enning Rd. Guangzhou China 510140
86-020-81824525

http://worldcomputing.bloombiz.com
songrail@126.com