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Mike Fasci Lurker (<10 Posts) Posts: 2 |
posted 23 February 2001 12:11 PM
   
Can anyone lead me in the direction of sample business plans meeting the QS9000 requirement. We are currently developing our plan an want to ensure that we create a usable and thorough plan. Any assistance would be appreciated. Thank You IP: Logged |
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B. Maynard Forum Contributor Posts: 23 |
posted 24 February 2001 09:19 AM
I have a Power Point Presention that just passed our QS audit, Bill ------------------ IP: Logged |
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D.Scott Forum Contributor Posts: 37 |
posted 26 February 2001 07:28 AM
There is a great Business Plan builder in Lotus Freelance. Very comprehensive but easy to work with. Dave IP: Logged |
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JSmith Lurker (<10 Posts) Posts: 7 |
posted 01 March 2001 03:42 PM
B.Maynard? Could I possibly get a copy of that powerpoint presentation? Thanks!! IP: Logged |
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Laura M Forum Contributor Posts: 299 |
posted 01 March 2001 07:31 PM
Me too? Or maybe it can go into the FTP section? IP: Logged |
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outoftown Forum Contributor Posts: 15 |
posted 18 March 2001 11:02 PM
Just some helpful advice before you start with business plans, ask your plant manager or your controller (or CFO) if they have a copy of the business plan. This may be a combination of a one year strategic operating plan and a longer term business plan or long range plan. You do not have to reinvent the wheel. Just be sure that in your documentation you address the methods to update or revise the business plan (ask your plant manager how they do this) and control that document via numbered pages or sections, controlled distribution, table of contents or whatever. Do not try to pull this document into the rest of your document control system. The information in the BP is too sensitive for that. The auditor should be happy by looking at the table of contents and cover (showing the controlled distribution). They may want to see it extends out 3~5 years, but they cannot look at the contents (data) or they are now privy to insider information, a big no-no. :P [This message has been edited by outoftown (edited 18 March 2001).] IP: Logged |
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