Planning: Risk Assessment and Viability
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BTEC Enterprise Component 2, Unit C2-1 (A2) — describing potential and realistic risks (including competitor threats), recommending how to overcome them and ensure quality, and judging the viability of a micro-enterprise plan against financial, safety, ethical, legal and environmental factors.
16 slides.
Lesson outline
- Do Now — Retrieval
- What Risks Does a Micro-Enterprise Face?
- Hinge Check — What Makes a Good Risk Assessment?
- Risk Register — Risk and How to Overcome It
- A Closer Look: Threats Posed by Competitors
- Match the Risk to Its Mitigation
- Viability — Is the Plan Worth Pursuing?
- The Five Viability Factors
- Hinge Check — Judging Viability
- Apply It — Risk Assessment
- Apply It — Judging Viability
- Applied Understanding Task — Lindström's Pupcakes
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