BUSINESS PROPOSAL: TRI-CITIES FURNITURE
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This 10-page paper is an example of a business proposal for software/hardware development to aid a fictitious furniture seller in upstate New York. The paper includes flow charts and diagrams linking entities and attributes together as well. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: MTtricit.rtf

Business Proposal: Women's Professional Football Team
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A 5 page paper that presents selected components of a business proposal for establishing a new professional women's football team in Detroit. The sections include: a description of the business; the objective; industry analysis, including brief overview of history of this sport; potential for success; discussion about budgetary issues; and marketing plan. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PGwpfl.rtf

Business Report; Hot Cocktails
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This 7 page paper is an example of an outline business plan for a shop selling hot cocktails, made with tea and coffee. The paper gives a brief CV of the individual writing the fictitious report, outlines the product and its advantages and then looks at the operations and how the plan maybe put into action. The paper finishes with the short-term and long-term goals outlined.
Filename: TEhotckt.rtf

Business Writing, Transmittal Letters and Buying a Car
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This 16 page report discusses two key areas - buying a new car and explaining how to buy a new car through a persuasive and well-reasoned example of business writing. In order to provide the typical consumer with the information he or she needs to get the best deal possible on a new car allows the writer to organize and present the information in a format that is both factual and easily understandable for a person who is entering the dog-eat-dog world of car purchases. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: BWbswrit.wps

Car Rental Business
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This 8 page paper considers the potential start up of a new car rental business. The paper outlines the business profile, performs a SWOT analysis on the business and the position it will have in the industry and then finishes with recommendations of the type of owners and some strategies that may help the business develop. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
Filename: TEcarrent.rtf

CASE STUDY -- CONSTRUCTION BUSINESS
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This 6-page paper outlines the start-up and other questions pertaining to a construction business. Issues discussed include financing, type of legal/tax entities to consider, regulations and licensing and personnel necessary for help. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MTcstbiz.rtf

Case Study: TradeCard – B2B E-Commerce
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An 11 page paper that discusses a case study supplied by the student. TradeCard is a new company that changes the way in which international trade is conducted. The seamless integrated system allows buyers and sellers to complete the entire transaction on the Internet, including the transfer of funds from buyer to seller. This essay explains the system the company developed, the issues involved, the resolutions to the issues, recommendations and a summary of the case. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: PGtfdcr.rtf

Case Study: Yangpin's Noodle
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A 4 page paper. This case study is about a Chinese person who wants to open an American-Chinese restaurant in China. The essay discusses the individual's ideas and reasoning, identifies the key issues, provides alternatives and analyses of alternatives and makes recommendations. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: PGyngpn.RTF

CHARLES SCHWAB – AN ANALYSIS
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This 11-page paper is a business analysis of brokerage firm Charles Schwab. The paper provides a trends analysis, background about the company, a SWOT analysis and recommendations. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: MTchasch.rtf

Cloud 9: Fact Sheet for an Internet Dating Company
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A 5 page fact sheet for a fictional Internet-based company who specializes in online matchmaking. Discusses the setup of the company which allows users unlimited access with the entry of a credit card number. The company distinguishes itself in that the customer controls the type of information which is entered and the degree of access that other customers have to that information. Provides an extensive discussion of e-security as it has been addressed by this fictional company. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Filename: PPdateCo.wps