Activity No.
1 (ENTREPRENEURSHIP)
Name: Shella Mae S. Line    Date: May 29, 2020
Course & Section: BSN II - ORLANDO      Score:_____________
Explain the meaning of the following concepts.
   1. Manpower – Refers to personality required to a worker's traits, manners, values, the
      way he talks, appearance and his overall physical attributes. Manpower is defined as the
      total of number of individuals who are employed in a company or available for a particular
      project assignment or work. In an organization the manpower needed for a particular work and
      in future is estimated and planned through different techniques available. This concept is called
      manpower planning.
   2. Machine - Semi or fully automated device that magnifies human physical and/or mental
      capabilities in performing one or more operations. The importance of machinery transport to
      any production or processing company cannot be underestimated. ... Punctual machinery
      transport ensures that a business meets its goals, maintains their customer satisfaction, keeps
      the employees motivated, reduces the cost of production and ups the business's revenue.
   3. Materials - The matter from which something can be made. Material can include but is not
      limited to raw and processed material, components, parts, assemblies, sub-assemblies, fuels,
      lubricants, coolants, cleaning agents, and small tools and accessories that may be consumed
      directly or indirectly.
   4. Method - An established, habitual, logical, or prescribed practice or systematic process of
      achieving certain ends with accuracy and efficiency, usually in an ordered sequence of fixed
      steps. See also scientific method and procedure.
   5. Applicants - An applicant is a person who applies for something like job application when
       you want to work you often fills out a form and then enterviews for the position you
       hopes to get.
                                 Activity No. 2 (ENTREPRENEURSHIP)
   1. What are the common barriers to entry that the entrepreneurs can experience in business
      operations?
      - These are the hindrances or something mateytaht block or intend to block passage. It is a
      natural formation or structure that prevents or hinders movement or action or even separates
      the new businesses.
      Here are few examples of barriers to entry:
    1. Investment (project that requires a huge investment)
    2. Technology (application of the combination of scientific and engineering knowledge)
    3. Brand (the huge marketing cost required to get a certain level of appreciation
    4. Regulation (licenses and permits in particular)
    5. Access to resources (exclusively with suppliers, accessibility of suppliers)
    6. Access to distribution channels (exclusively with distributors, availability of intermediaries)
    7. Location (place, venue where the business is Located
2. What is the best activity recommended in market analysis?
   - A key part of any business plan is the market analysis. This section needs to demonstrate both
   your expertise in your particular market and the attractiveness of the market from a financial
   standpoint. This article first look at what we mean exactly by market analysis before looking at
   how to make a good one for your business plan
         A market analysis is a quantitative and qualitative assessment of a market. It looks into the
   size of the market both in volume and in value, the various customer segments and buying
   patterns, the competition, and the economic environment in terms of barriers to entry and
   regulation.
 How do you determine if there are enough people in your market who are willing to purchase
   what you have to offer, at the price you need to charge to make a profit? The best way is to
   conduct a methodical analysis of the market you plan to reach. You need to know precisely who
   your customers are, or will be.
 Once obtained, this type of information can help you in two very important ways. It can help
   you develop or make changes to your product or service itself, to better match what your
   customers are likely to want. It can also tell you how to reach your customers through
   advertising, promotions, etc.