Research Proposal Report

Research Proposal Report

Research Proposal Report

Research proposal to expand Data Management Inc. to South Africa
Format and Length: Use the report format in Chapter 19 (Figure 19.7) in Locker. Include:
Title Page: 1 page
Letter of Transmittal: 1 page
Executive Summary: 1 page
Body with section headings: 5-7 pages
Conclusions and Recommendations: 1 page
Bibliography: 1-2 pages
Glossary (optional): 1 page
Appendix (optional): 1 page
References: Provide at least 10 references in the Bibliography; use footnotes or parenthetical citations to document information.
Potential Audience: Your primary readers will be the company CEO; the VP for Human Resources (HR), members of the Board of Directors, the company CFO (Chief Finance Officer), company employees, and possibly the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission).

I have the format as well as what information i will the writer to go by, meaning i have done the research all need is a written report between 10-12 pages based on the information in the attachements
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April 15, 2013 To:	Mr. Michael Snowball, CEO From:	Data Management Inc. Subject: Proposal to Research and Make a Recommendation on the Feasibility of Expanding Data Management Inc. into South Africa ­­­­ Figure 1: South Africa.info- images I have been asked by the CEO of Data Management Inc. to explore the feasibility of expanding into a foreign country. I am convinced that South Africa is a suitable country to start global expansion. This proposal provides a brief overview of South Africa and outlines how I intend to conduct my research in preparation for the formal report. In this report I will reproduce some visuals and statements from previous reports and other templates that I am using as a guide. Business Etiquette “Meetings can range from an informal get-together at a coffee shop to a formal meeting in a company boardroom. It is advisable to get as much information about the planned meeting before the time. Dress code for meetings in Johannesburg is more formal compared to Cape Town or Durban. Shaking hands is common for both men and women. Business cards are usually exchanged by all parties present at meetings.” From: http://www.southafrica.doingbusinessguide.co.uk/the-guide/etiquette,-languages-culture.aspx Problem	Data Management Inc. is currently advancing in providing data services to various organizations in areas of storage and networking which not only reduces paper wastage, but also help improve manager’s time, as well as saves organizations in overhead cost. However, it is important to scope South Africa and see what would be viable for industries, as a developing country we have to tailor our services to suit their market. I also believe that it is important to have a local partner that can co-operate or work for companies that want to successfully enter the South African market. These local partners can give valuable information about South African politics, culture, or business practices that will increase...