The first part of the work is about how to write the business plan. The practical part of work is about the business plan - Services for household and judges its chance for a success.

The aim of this thesis is to create a business plan for the newly established company that will run a hotel for dogs. The thesis is divided into theoretical and practical part. The theoretical part describes the nature, purpose and structure of the business plan. The essential parts of the plan are described separately. Furthermore, the general issues in business, together with the specifics of Czech legislation linked with choosing a legal form of business are described as well. The practical part is devoted to business plan of fictitious company Petville, which runs a hotel for dogs and other small pets. The business plan includes the introduction of the business idea and the company as well as market analysis, marketing strategy proposal and also the financial plan with a view to four years. The financial plan is drawn up in three variants of possible future developments.

The master’s thesis is focused on the creation of a viable business plan for establishing a new company offering a digital wellbeing service. Firstly, the theoretical framework is created and subsequently utilized to define and verify the main idea by its qualitative research using the Lean Canvas method and to carry out further analyses of general, market and internal environment. Secondly, based on the results of the validation and analysis of the business environment, a suitable strategy and business model are selected. This business model is developed into the structure of individual parts of the business plan.

The diploma thesis focuses on the creation of a business plan to establish a woman’s fitness centre in Brno. This business will be primarily targeted at foreign clients living in the area. First, the methodologies and the theoretical approach to the solved problem are described. Subsequently, analyses of the company's environment are performed and the information obtained is used in the SWOT analysis. The final part contains the business plan, including its feasibility of success in the current market.

The core aim of this paper is to present a business plan that aims to realize a private nursing home facility. Firstly does the author outlines the basis of current private social services environment in Czech Republic and the actual need of the project. The main part of the paper focuses on the practical execution of the plan. Several project possibilities are offered and evaluated with a supporting evidence of expected financial data. Thesis aims to present succinct yet coherent analysis on the real facility operation and differences to already existing competitors. Contrary to those, this project gives special attention to personnel (especially nurses and social nurses) who are a key success factor of the business as such.

The aim of this diploma thesis is to create a specific business plan for a start up enterprise. The theoretical part of the thesis explains the basic concepts related to entrepreneurship, business plan and legislative requirements related to business services in the field of social services. The practical part deals with specific business plan, company presentation, market analysis, marketing, operational and financial plan and at the end of the chapter also evaluation of the efficiency of the investment and the evaluation of the risks related to the business plan.

The diploma thesis is focused on creating a business plan for establishing a fitness center in Šlapanice. The first theoretical part describes the basic concepts related to the field of business and legal forms, principles and structure of the business plan, especially the analytical research methods used in planning. The analytical part includes analysis of the business environment for the validation of the idea and mapping of the market and general environment. Subsequently, a suitable strategy is chosen for the start-up in this area, which is elaborated into individual parts of the business plan so that it is feasible and viable.

This diploma thesis is the elaboration of business plan which should be the basis for establishing a new company which is providing services in the field of entertainment and leisure activities. Specifically the operation of the so-colled laser game arena. This thesis consist of several parts. The first part provides the teoretical background and necessary knowledge used to create a business plan. The analytical analyzes the market in the Czech Republic with a focus on the provision of services in the field of leisure activities, specifying the surrounding market of the intended establishment. The financial plan, marketing plan and ather plans are making based on the performer analyzes as a basis for executives of the company as well as marketers and others.

In this thesis, a static analysis approach is introduced in order to develop correct business processes according to the Web Service Business Process Execution Language (WS-BPEL) specification. The modeling of the business processes are conducted with Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) which is a popular orchestrator of Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) based system through the description of workflow. This approach is also integrated to the Service Oriented Software Engineering (SOSE) design technique. The integration of this approach aims the development of complex business processes more robust and implementation of them more accurate and low error prone. Moreover, this approach will also decrease the development cost of the system and rework in the implementation phase. The implementation of the approach is also conducted and it is integrated to the existing service oriented architecture based tool named Service Oriented Software Engineering Tool (SOSECASE). This integration forwards the SOSECASE a step forward to an all-in-one service oriented architecure software development tool.

Graphic Design is one part of the producer services sector of the modern metropolitan region. It is a sector that has experienced considerable development in terms of number of firms through demand created by the expansion of advertising and multi media. To date research has established that producer services, particularly finance related ones, agglomerate in the central city to take advantage of the agglomeration economies available in large metropolitan areas. This thesis argues that one of the key factors for the agglomeration of graphic design is the need for face-to-face communication with clients and other firms. There has been some work undertaken looking at the location of non-finance producer services, such as design, although these have been presented as snapshots at a point in time.This thesis extends this understanding through an analysis of agglomerations of graphic design firms over a twenty year time horizon. Using details of firm location in Melbourne every five years from 1981 to 2001 the thesis uses a geospatial analytical technique to identify agglomerations and explores the change in the size, location and density of agglomerations of firms. This research shows that the initial agglomeration of 1981 was still present by 2001 and had been joined by a number of new agglomerations ringing the Melbourne CBD while at the same time there has also been a dispersal of firms to the middle suburbs. In order to provide some insight in to the agglomeration of graphic design firms this research also examines the geography of two industries allied to graphic design: advertising and printing. This research shows that graphic designers and advertising agencies tend to locate in similar parts of inner Melbourne which may be due to the need for face-to-face contact between fims in these two industries. (For complete abstract open document)