Case Study Of The Atlanta Waste Company

Total cash on hand beginning of the month was, $40,000 and total cash position paid out is $34,244. Cost of revenues? Cost of revenues in March is $15,351- 77% of gross profit % total sales. Fixed cost structure? Company’s fixed cost was gas-cost, dumping-costs, and tolls-cost, and that is total of $ 4649, on March 1, and the first-year fixed cost was 61045. Start-up Costs? The total startup cost for first two months was $32,056.89. Company’s annual revenues are $14 billion, and first-year revenue was $116,882.13. Cash flow pays out in March is a $5,756 and after a company has a cash position of $34,244. Operating Margins in March is $13,126 per month
d) Critical Success Factors: Clear plans for solving the big hurdles?
Clear plans for
The business idea includes customers that are likely to be a small-medium business that also has the assets to prepare and work with the Atlanta waste Company.
Is the team positioned to ‘go the distance’?
The team is positioned to go the distance to improve the company. Customer reviews show that they like the service and they will recommend it to their friends and send to flyers.
The company wants to become superior and they do so by placing product images and building a website, so they could add new images which allow customers to apply that company service. Also, they offer discounts and coupons so the customer can easily apply. 8. Conclusion – Overall Assessment (feasible or not feasible) Taking all into account, do you believe it’s feasible to start this business?
Yes, it is feasible to start because what a company needs are reliable customers, a worthy quality product and a hard-working knowledgeable team that knows how to sell and operates. This business has a knowledgeable team, as well as a business plan. Communication skills, teamwork, Problem-solving skills are also important for having a team. There must be an agreement with business processes, improvement and following the targets within the startup