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Preparing a Feasibility Study with Mind Maps

A practical feasibility study course: learn how to write a feasibility study for a small business step by step using mind maps — market, customer and competition, technical feasibility and daily operations, costs and sales, break-even, cash flow and financing, and risk — with a fully worked restaurant study, a workbook, a calculator and a 16-question assessment.

Duration
37 minutes
Language
English, Arabic
Trainer
Course delivery
Online
Price per attendee
149 AED
Suggested for
All employees, Managers, Senior management
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Mind-map planning desk connecting market, operations, finance, risk and growth symbols around a business idea.

What you'll learn

  1. Introduction: From an Idea to an Informed Decision

    What is a feasibility study? And why do we start with a small test before making a big commitment?

    4 minutes
  2. Building a Useful Mind Map

    Drawing the branches and connecting them to the evidence, choosing an appropriate tool, and carrying out a preliminary exercise.

    5 minutes
  3. Market, Customer, and Competitor Analysis

    Identifying the target segment, estimating demand, analyzing alternatives, and formulating a value proposition and testable pricing.

    6 minutes
  4. Technical feasibility and daily operation

    Location, licences, equipment, capacity, skills, suppliers, quality and operational risks.

    5 minutes
  5. Costs, Sales, and Financial Results

    Building the founding budget, classifying costs, and calculating sales, contribution margin, and operating result.

    5 minutes
  6. Break-even point, liquidity, and financing

    Reading the break-even point, testing scenarios, forecasting cash, and comparing funding sources.

    7 minutes
  7. Risk analysis and completion of the restaurant study

    SWOT analysis, risk register, study summary, consistency review, and drafting a conditional decision.

    5 minutes
  8. Practical Workshop and Final Project

    Individual or group application, delivery model, evaluation standard, implementation plan, references, and Shog services.

    5 minutes

Course author

Shog Consulting