The aim of the thesis is to create a real and practicable business plan for setting up music club Agora Club, s.r.o. This company will focus on providing of hospitality services and music production in Chrudim. The thesis contains theoretic bases for a business foundation. It also deals with descriptions a newly originating firm including the analysis of the global and local market, customers and competition. There are three variations of presumptions of the prospective development laid out within the final part of the thesis.

The master’s thesis concerns with creating of a business plan for establishing a hairdressing salon which will be situated in Nový Hrádek in Královéhradecký area and will be carried on a trade. The proposal of business plan is based on theoretical knowledge and on compiled analysis (SLEPT, SWOT, Porter analyse) and chooses convenient strategies for the needs of customers and create a value added creation for the possessor.

The aim of the thesis is to draw up a business plan for a small cafe. Thesis begins with thorough analysis of general and field business environment and uncovering strengths and weaknesses of a new beginning company. Then a target customer group is identified. Based on those analyses, a comprehensive business plan for establishing a cafe is created along with marketing plan, financial plan and risk analysis.

This thesis deals with the business plan of the accommodation facility on the family farm.The work consists is based on analysis, suggestion marketing, financial plan and risk assessment to design small firm that will be reasible in business practice.

The purpose of the thesis is to develop a business plan for creation of a new company that will run a social network for artists. The social network will bring together differently oriented artists and will provide them the opportunity to present their art work in digital form. The profit for the company will be realized by providing advertising space on websites of the social network and via fees for premium accounts from its users.

The topic of this master thesis is working out of a business plan for a new enterprise operating in the field of gastronomy, which will specialize in catering, cooking courses and manufacture of confectionery products. The proposed solution is an emphasis on financial and marketing plan.

The thesis discusses the business plan to open a new company, which will offer bookkeeping services, tax consulting and payroll. The business plan takes account of the theoretical bases and issues of the proposed solution. The thesis includes also financial plan of business with financial prediction of revenues and expenses. This prediction is processed in pessimistic, realistic and optimistic scenarios.

The diploma thesis is focused on creation of a business plan for establishing the company Lucky baby, LtD, which will operate a retail store with children's goods and organic products. The analysis of internal and external environment of the company are based on theoretical part resources. The proposal of the business plan and its economic evaluation is introduced in the last part.

Byggbranschen står inför en ständig teknisk utveckling, en förändring där branschen ofta halkar efter. Studien syftar till att undersöka hur byggbranschen kan digitaliseras, med hänsyn till en vidareutveckling av dagens APD-planer i 2D till digitaliserade tredimensionella ritningar. Genom intervjuer och referenser till tidigare studier belyser arbetet både utmaningar och fördelar med att implementera denna 3D-teknik. För att besvara rapportens frågeställning används kvalitativa intervjuer, där elva personer från åtta olika företag med expertis inom ämnet intervjuas för att ge en mångsidig syn på marknaden. Med hjälp av en förbestämd lista med teman genomfördes semistrukturerade intervjuer för att säkerställa relevanta svar. För att ytterligare förstå processen av framtagande av APD-planer i 3D skapades en egen modell med hjälp av programmet SketchUp. Resultaten visar att det program som används mest till framtagande av tvådimensionella APD-planer är Bluebeam, medan SketchUp är det främsta vid 3D-modellering. Studien visar att den främsta fördelen med APD-planer i 3D är den visuella aspekten vid komplexa projekt för att tydligt beskriva byggarbetsplatsen. Trots att intresset för denna utveckling finns, saknas ofta resurser och initiativ för att ta steget dit. Slutligen visar studien att visualisering av byggarbetsplatsen i 3D ger entreprenören en större möjlighet att upptäcka hinder och krockar i förväg och kan på så sätt se till att det inte sker. Byggbranschen är traditionellt inriktad på att läsa 2D-ritningar och halkar ofta efter i den tekniska utvecklingen. Trots detta finns det ett klart intresse för APD-planer i 3D, men främst som ett komplement till dagens tvådimensionella APD-planer. / The construction industry is facing continuous technological advancements, a change where the industry often falls behind. This study aims to investigate how the construction industry can be digitalized, considering further development of the current construction site layout plans in 2D into more digitalized three-dimensional drawings. Through interviews and references to previous studies, the work highlights both challenges and advantages of implementing this 3D technology. To answer the report’s research questions, qualitative interviews are used, where eleven individuals from eight different companies with expertise in the subject are interviewed to provide a diverse perspective on the market. Semi-structured interviews were conducted using a predetermined list of themes to ensure relevant answers. To further understand the process of developing constructions site layout plans in 3D, a custom model was created using the program SketchUp. The results show that the program most used for creating two-dimensional construction site layout plans is Bluebeam, while SketchUp is the primary tool for 3D modeling. The study demonstrates that the main advantage of construction site layout plans in 3D is the visual aspect in complex projects to clearly describe the construction site. Despite the interest in this development, resources and initiatives to make the transition are often lacking. Finally, the study shows that visualizing the construction site in 3D gives the entrepreneur an opportunity to detect obstacles and clashes in advance and can thus ensure that they do not occur. The construction industry is traditionally focused on reading 2D drawings and often falls behind in technological advancements. Nevertheless, there is a clear interest in construction site layout plans in 3D, primarily as a complement to today’s two-dimensional plans.

Areas underlain by dolomite pose a risk for sinkhole and doline development and subsequently have serious implications towards the safe planning of towns. Research also indicates that almost all sinkholes and dolines formed on dolomitic areas were man-induced and may be contributed to a lack of informed decision making by town planners. Consequently, town-planning decisions must have a guiding plan to avoid unsuitable development on such areas. Such a guiding plan was identified as a Dolomite Risk Management Plan (DRMP). A DRMP has in recent years become a legal responsibility, to be implemented where development is taking place on areas underlain by dolomite according to SANS 1936 and the Geoscience Amendment Act, (16 of 2010). There however currently exists a need to determine to what extent a DRMP contributes to the town planning decisions making process. The aim of this study is to determine to what extent currently existing Dolomite Risk Management Plans contribute to a town planning decision-making process by means of the analysis of four case studies. Four case studies were assessed against a framework compiled through a literature study of all applicable legislation to determine to which extent each complies with the compulsory legislation in South Africa needed to guide safe and sustainable development. The study indicated that a need existed for a DRMP to guide town-planning decisions because it is people‟s constitutional right to be protected and to live in a safe environment. It was also concluded, through the random sampling and assessment of available results from four case studies against criteria from applicable legislation, that currently only 50% are capable of informing and guiding town planning decisions adequately. / M (Environmental Management), North-West University, Potchefstroom Campus, 2015