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    Project Identification/ Screening of Project Ideas

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    This document outlines the process for identifying and screening new project ideas. It involves generating ideas through techniques like SWOT analysis and brainstorming, monitoring the business environment, evaluating existing corporate resources, and preliminarily screening ideas based on compatibility, regulations, inputs/markets, costs, and risk tolerance. Project ideas are then rated using an index that weights relevant factors, and those below a cutoff value are rejected. Successful projects benefit from factors like economies of scale, differentiation, costs, reach, technology, and policies, requiring entrepreneurial leaders willing to take risks and make rational decisions to exploit opportunities.

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    This document outlines the process for identifying and screening new project ideas. It involves generating ideas through techniques like SWOT analysis and brainstorming, monitoring the business environment, evaluating existing corporate resources, and preliminarily screening ideas based on compatibility, regulations, inputs/markets, costs, and risk tolerance. Project ideas are then rated using an index that weights relevant factors, and those below a cutoff value are rejected. Successful projects benefit from factors like economies of scale, differentiation, costs, reach, technology, and policies, requiring entrepreneurial leaders willing to take risks and make rational decisions to exploit opportunities.

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    This document outlines the process for identifying and screening new project ideas. It involves generating ideas through techniques like SWOT analysis and brainstorming, monitoring the business environment, evaluating existing corporate resources, and preliminarily screening ideas based on compatibility, regulations, inputs/markets, costs, and risk tolerance. Project ideas are then rated using an index that weights relevant factors, and those below a cutoff value are rejected. Successful projects benefit from factors like economies of scale, differentiation, costs, reach, technology, and policies, requiring entrepreneurial leaders willing to take risks and make rational decisions to exploit opportunities.

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    Project Identification/ Screening of Project Ideas

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    Harsh Gupta
    This document outlines the process for identifying and screening new project ideas. It involves generating ideas through techniques like SWOT analysis and brainstorming, monitoring the business environment, evaluating existing corporate resources, and preliminarily screening ideas based on compatibility, regulations, inputs/markets, costs, and risk tolerance. Project ideas are then rated using an index that weights relevant factors, and those below a cutoff value are rejected. Successful projects benefit from factors like economies of scale, differentiation, costs, reach, technology, and policies, requiring entrepreneurial leaders willing to take risks and make rational decisions to exploit opportunities.

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    Project Identification/ Screening of Project

    Ideas
    Project Identification/ Screening of Project
    Ideas (Tasks involved)
    • Generation of project ideas
    • Monitoring the environment
    • Corporate appraisal
    • Preliminary screening
    • Project rating index
    • Sources of NPV
    • Entrepreneurial skills
    Generation of Ideas

    • SWOT Analysis
    • Brainstorming
    SWOT Analysis
    Brainstorming
    • Brainstorming is a group creativity technique by which
    efforts are made to find a conclusion for a specific problem
    by gathering a list of ideas spontaneously contributed by its
    members. ... All ideas are noted down and those ideas are not
    criticized and after brainstorming session the ideas are
    evaluated.
    Sources of Project Ideas
    • Analysis of performance of existing industries
    • Analysis of inputs and outputs of various industries
    • Review imports and exports
    • Review of five year plans and government policies
    • Suggestions of financial institutions and development agencies
    • Survey of local resources
    • Analysis of economic and social trends
    • New technological developments
    • Emulating consumption patterns from abroad
    • Exploring possibility of reviving sick units
    • Analysis of unsatisfied needs of consumers
    • Trade fairs
    • Others
    Monitoring the Environment
    Economic Government Technological Socio-Demographic Competition
    State of the Industrial Policy State of technology Population trends No of firms and
    economy their market share
    Overall rate of Tax Framework Emergence of new Income profile Entry barriers
    growth technology
    Macro-economic Subsidiaries, Technical know-how Education & Marketing policies
    factors Concessions Employment details
    Balance of Payment Import and Export Attitude towards Comparison with
    Situation Policies consumption and substitute etc
    investment etc.
    Linkage with World Financing Norms
    Economy
    Growth of Primary,
    Secondary, Tertiary
    Corporate Appraisal
    Market & Productions & Research & Corporate Finance &
    Distribution Operations Development Resources and Accounting
    Personnel
    Market Image Availability of Research Corporate image Cost of capital
    resources capabilities of firm
    Market Share Capacity of plant & Track record of new Dynamism of Top Taxation
    machinery product Management
    development
    Product Line Location & layout Laboratories & Industrial Relations Financial Leverage
    testing facilities
    Distribution Cost Structure-Fixed Competence & Cashflows &
    Network & Variable commitment of Liquidity
    employees
    Customer Loyalty Accounting &
    Control System
    Preliminary Screening
    • Compatibility with promoter
    • Consistency with government regulations
    • Availability of inputs
    • Adequacy of markets
    • Reasonableness of cost
    • Acceptability of risk level
    Changing technology
    Project vulnerability through business cycles etc
    Project Rating Index
    • Identify the factors relevant for project rating
    • Assign weight to these factors
    • Rate the project proposal
    • All factor scores are added to get the overall project rating index
    • Cut off value is determined, project below this cut off value are
    rejcted
    Sources of Net Present Value
    • Economies of scale
    • Product differentiation
    • Cost advantage
    • Market reach
    • Technological edge
    • Government policy
    Entrepreneurial Skills
    • Willing to take risk
    • Leader
    • Able to exploit opportunities
    • Rational decision maker

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