what is an operations plan?
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an operations plan is the process that is mapped out or writen out to tell others what is going to happen and when.\n\ni.e.\nwhen an idea is hatched and it involves investment and people to deliver the idea, you need to create an operating plan for people and investers to understan what, when,and by whom will ensure it will be done. hope this explains for you cheers mike
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Could you give details on what kind of option you are talking about ?
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The executive summary outlines the plan in one or two short paragraphs, hitting just the high points and main thrust.\n\n It's called that because the executives read that paragraph and leave the details to the accountants and attorneys. It is read to get a first impression - if they like the idea, they'll send the details to the worker-bees to parse further - so use it wisely.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petroleum_refineries#Operation
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plan wat u wish to do first
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System Application Products in Data Processing. It is An Enterprise Resources Planning Pakage
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Try these links\n\nhttp://www.businessplans.org/businessplans.html\nhttp://www.businessplanarchive.org/\nhttp://www.bplans.com/
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This is the back-up strategy that a company has for putting a computer system back up in the event of a catastrophic event, such as a power outage or a network failure.  Often this is done at another location (in the even of a power failure for example).  All companies have a disaster recovery (aka DR) plan if they intend to have on-going operations of their computer systems.  Often involves having a duplicate system in another datacenter ready to go in the event of an emergency.
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by business plan do you mean script? synopsis?
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Its government S. O. P. "Standard Operation Procedure."
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It is a brief paragraph of what your intended plans and goals are for a given project.
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A Disaster recovery plan covers the data, hardware and software critical for a business to restart operations in the event of a natural or human-caused disaster. It should also include plans for coping with the unexpected or sudden loss of key personnel, although this is not covered in this article, the focus of which is data protection.\n\nThere are many different risks that can negatively impact the normal operations of an organization. A risk assessment should be performed to figure out what constitutes a disaster and which risks a specific company is susceptible to, including:\n\nNatural disasters \nFire \nPower failure \nTerrorist attacks \nOrganized or deliberate disruptions \nSystem and/or equipment failures \nHuman error \nComputer viruses \nLegal issues \nWorker strikes
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Why? Planning something?
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The success of a business is a matter of planning. \nA business plan enables you work out the viability of your business. \n\nIt also allows you to work out in advance how you will operate your business. \n\n\nPlanning is traditionally considered to be one of the four major functions of management, along with organizing, leading and coordinating/controlling. Simply put, planning is identifying where you want to go, why you want to go there, how you will get there, what you need in order to get there and how you will know if you're there or not. \n\nBusiness plans often conclude with a statement about profitability. \n\nA well made business plan should also help you set up business relationships with others. It will help you communicate the viability of your strategy to financiers, suppliers and government agencies. \n\nAnd once you have commenced, the business plan plots a course for you to follow in operating the business. \n\nObviously, any business can set up and operate without a business plan but it is darn good practice to have one. Managing your business with the assistance of a business plan is more likely to increase profitability and efficiency as well as contribute to the future development of the business. \n\n\n\nThe following are many of the types of plans generated in a business organizations.\n\n1.Strategic Planning (establish organizational goals and how to reach them)strategic planning determines where an organization is going over the next year or more, how it's going to get there and how it'll know if it got there or not. The focus of a strategic plan is usually on the entire organization, while the focus of a business plan is usually on a particular product, service or program.\n2.Business Planning (plan a new business organization, product, business department, etc.)Business planning is often conducted when:\nStarting a new venture (organization, product or service) \nExpanding a current organization, product or service \nBuying a current organization, product or service \nWorking to improve the management of a current organization, product or service .\n3.Project Planning (design and carry out a specific, one-time effort, eg, building, product, etc.)\n4.Program Planning (design and carry out a major, internal or external org'l function)\n5.Management-by-Objectives (comprehensive process to ensure organizational goals being met).\n\nThen there are other types of planning as well like Marketing Planning, Tactical Planning, Internal-control planning etc.
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Probably a plan, but what's the context?
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check out here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planned_economy