Deloitte & Touche, 2003 

Writing a plan must be managed just as most other important business projects are managed. It requires advance preparation, delegation, refinement, and discipline. The process of preparing a business plan involves identifying likely users, gathering accurate and convincing information, and carefully outlining the plan before writing. The key sections of the business plan are as follows in the book.

The purpose of this guidebook is to take the intimidation out of the business plan process and to highlight key issues worth consideration as you research, prepare, and write your plan. At the conclusion of applicable chapters, is a listing of the fundamental questions that you shouldask and address as you complete each section.

Add your own questions as you go along to besure that your unique circumstances are adequately addressed.

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