Kinesiology 4422 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Coko, Mhealth, Value Product

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5 Oct 2018

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Decide what type of business you want. Be involved in the total operation of your business. Legal structure of the company corporation or sole owner or partnership. Description: f. i. t. boot camps is a locally-owned and operated group fitness class company that provides high- quality training for new exercisers. Compelling value: gyms and personal trainers are expensive and often do not provide scientifically proven exercise advice. F. i. t. boot camps o er a trai(cid:374)i(cid:374)g alter(cid:374)ati(cid:448)e that produ(cid:272)es real results. The key value proposition is in our uniquely qualified trainers/owners, both national caliber athletes and coaches. Ser(cid:448)i(cid:272)e: we o er (cid:449)eekly group fitness classes that incorporate the latest in fitness training strategies with a particular focus on functional integrated training (f. i. t. Vision: to improve the health and wellbeing of thousands of british columbians with our daily boot camps; and be seen. Mission: f. i. t. boot camps provides a high-quality gym alternative and boasts over 90% weekly attendance.

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I want to open an online business and sell specially designedathletic wear for larger women. I need to construct a preliminaryplan to raise capital to get things going. (Angel investors,partnerships. etc). I need to thoroughly detail my long-term goals,including a one and five-year goal for the business. (In one year,would like to be showing a profit, and within 5, just be astakeholder, with no active role). (My goals at this time are tofind initial investors, so I can produce some of the clothes, toshow them that my business model is viable). I also need to asummary of my financial needs, (budget for manufacture of goods,setting up my website, payment system/I have chosen Stripe, do apreliminary cash flow statement (have no actual figures at thistime), and decide on long-term plans for the business. I want thecompany to be self-sufficient in 2-3 years, when I can sell mymajor interests, but still receive a percentage of the revenue. Howshould I do this?

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One difficulty of moving a small business from a traditional retail store to an online store is channel complications. In many cases, everything has to be reconsidered. For example, how will you communicate with your customers? How will they find product information? How will you accept orders? Manage payments? Shipping? These questions and many more have kept Harrison Kirby from making the e-commerce plunge. Harrison runs a local golf course with a shop of around 150 products. He would love to have a website that would facilitate e-business for his golf course. He wants online scheduling of tee-times (including coordination of group play), online shopping, and social network integration. Below you will find a letter from Harrison explaining what he would like for you to do. Hi! I have an interesting project for you. I am interested in an online presence for my golf shop. Specifically, I want to offer a few (less than 150) products online for in-store pickup or delivery. I would also like online scheduling of tee-times. I want you to search the web for companies that provide this type of product. Ultimately, you may recommend a combination of providers to accomplish all that I am trying to do. For example, your final recommendation may include a web hosting solution, logistics provider, and a CRM tool (Customer Relationship Management). Or perhaps you will find product that can be customized to provide all the functionality in one piece. Keep in mind that my shop is a small business and I do not have resources to manage a complicated system. I needs something that is fairly easy to implement, use, and manage. I have heard of online, cloud, as-as-service platforms that do not require local hardware. I think that this type of setup would be most useful to me, but I have no idea on the type of software I should use to support my business. After you complete your research, please send me a report with the following items: overview of the companies you learned about, your selections (and why you chose them), and how you feel this will help me accomplish my goals. I am very excited to see your work! Harrison

Identify two (2) technological innovations that have changed the fundamental manner in which companies have conducted business over the last 20 years, and recognize one (1) aspect of each that has impacted your own career. What piece of technology could you not live without in the workplace today? Two technological innovation after the internet has changed my work style and impacted me is cell phone and the remote access to office network. IPhone or other smart phone has change the world. Now with iPhone you can do so many things. Getting work email though your phone, responding them and edit them. My CEO has not logged into his computer for last five years and he operates entire business through iPhone. If you need to find information on web or in your email, review document or prepare something smartphones are allowing all this and that has change my work style. Remote access to your office network. Previously you need to have secure connection and lot of investment if you need to connect remotely to your office to complete your work. Companies use to prefer people to come to office and complete their work as it was easy and secure. With VPN and other technology all these things are easy and now I work form my home and complete all the task what I can do it form my office.

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