The name of the company is B, F, J and T incorporation and will be based in Florida. The company will provide information technology systems that will specialize in creating and designing instructor lead courseware for military aircraft. Military Students interested to pursue any information technology academic program to stay high in competition in their job rank will benefit from it. The courseware will provide courses like networks, software development, data transfer, account management, Internet and e-mail among others. Classes will be according to student’s preference such as necessity for professional preparation and personal satisfaction on curiosity pertaining to information technology. Students will also benefit from new skills to better utilize Information Technology tools.
The legal benefit of the incorporation is protection of its assets against lawsuits and creditor’s claims. The directors, stockholders and officers will not be limited to any liabilities on the amount invested. It will also benefit in taxation because tax charges in incorporation are lower than when one owns it individually.
The presence of Naval Air station Jacksonville military airport makes the location of the courseware best fitting. This is because the military airport is located some few miles from Jacksonville’s central business district in Florida. The essence of the courseware is to provide extra materials for trainers and teachers in the military as well as tutorials for military trainees. The packaging of materials will be in computers hence a computer-formatted classroom. The materials will bundle lessons, exam, practical and any extra material required for the courses. It will provide information in different formats such as portable document files, html pages or document files. The vision of the company is because of accessibility to aircraft and the courseware schoolhouse. Availability of aircraft will help in achieving great success of the courseware since timely solutions to practical questions pertaining to aircraft will always be readily available. The designed courseware will primarily benefit Jacksonville customers and other countries that use the same aircraft (Hallion, Cliff, Saunders, PCND U Press & CSCMA, 2012).
The internet network will allow designing a software program, which will avail courseware writers with all basic outlines to allow uniform information layout, design and testing procedures to all the separate courses. Incidences where military denies customers from accessing courseware will necessitate a conference room. It is therefore necessary the company set up a conference room for that matter. At the same time, creating 3dimensional graphics database will assist in tools of instruction in the courseware hence creating a standard and deliverable product acceptable to the customers. Proposed Products for the company are military aircraft specific aircrew and maintenance courseware. These products will assist instructors meet the country’s legal requirements for several military aircraft academic courses. This will provide support and training services for maintenance personnel and flight onsite crew worldwide (IRMA & Khosrowpour, 2002).
Organizational Structure will comprise of a platform with specific subject matter experts who will chair chief executive officer. He will require A&P license that will maintain the chosen aircraft provided as a sample of Government furnished Equipment (GFE). These GFE are essential for training courses since they provide the standard requirements from the government. Therefore, the training will go along with U.S military course outline and through trained aircraft specialists. The courseware will also require the trainers to have significant instructional and operational expertise. The company will require project and program managers in its management to work with their subordinates for the smooth running and teamwork in the company
B, F, J, and T Systems, Inc. will face Systems Service Enterprises, Inc. and Logistic Services International as Relevant inc. Competitors because they will provide same services therefore it will require the management to strive ahead and upgrade on what the other companies are offering to meet the right standards of company. Competitive strategies will help in achieving goals through specific courseware of military aircraft use all over U.S. that is user interactive. The courseware will also need to have easy access to the offices to enhance quick problem solving when need be and three-dimensional graphics designed for quick understanding. Information systems are necessary serving the needs of B, F, J, and T Systems, Incorporation through implementing them to provide top-secret database for the courseware. The importance of secrecy is to restrict illegal access to information especially to non-bona fide members. It will also ensure customer satisfaction since unauthorized personnel would access their information with regard to their performance or success. In addition, the information system will follow up on the courseware advancement until the customer accepts it eventually the company will allow company employees to access courseware entirely throughout the contract to make easy necessary updates. The expected Revenue is $40 million contract with the military. This amount if money will rise from the academic fee from the military paid to the courseware (Hallion, Cliff, Saunders, PCNDU Press & CSCMA, 2012).
In summary, for the courseware to kick off, the necessary Resources for business process are 10,000 sq. ft. office building with several office spaces for different departments, a break room and two large conference rooms. Cubicles, chairs, Desks, computers with a minimum of two monitors for all personnel, three large LCD televisions for courseware review in the conference rooms, telephones, internet access, and secure spaces for Secret and Top Secret courseware development are all necessary for courseware processes to be successful.
References
Hallion, R., Cliff, R., Saunders, P. C., National Defense University Press., & Center for the Study of Chinese Military Affairs (National Defense University). (2012). The Chinese Air Force: Evolving concepts, roles, and capabilities. Washington, D.C: National Defense University Press for the Center for the Study of Chinese Military Affairs, Institute for National Strategic Studies.
Information Resources Management Association (IRMA) & Khosrowpour, M. (2002). Issues & trends of information technology management in contemporary organizations. Hershey, PA: Idea Group Publishing.
