Académique Documents
Professionnel Documents
Culture Documents
GROUP MEMBERS:
1. Khushbakht Ahmed (i12-0800)
2. Nimra Tariq ( i12-0855)
3. Ramsha Raza (i12-0888)
4. Yousuf Zulfiqar (i12-0814)
5. Mohammad Usman (i12-0771)
6. Ayesha Munir (i12-0726)
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION........................................................................................................... 4
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY................................................................................................. 5
MARKET RESARCH - SITUATION ANALYSIS:.................................................................8
MARKET ANALYSIS:.............................................................................................. 8
MARKET ANALYSIS: COMPETITION:............................................................................8
MARKET SEGMENTATION THE CONSUMER MARKET:.............................................9
GENERIC MARKETING STRTEGY:............................................................................... 9
INDUSTRIAL ANALYSIS:............................................................................................... 9
PESTEL ANALYSIS MACRO ENVIRONMENT ANALYSIS:..........................................11
Political Factors:............................................................................................. 12
Economic Factors:........................................................................................... 12
Technological Factors:................................................................................... 12
Environmental Factors:..................................................................................12
Legal Factors:.................................................................................................. 13
SWOT ANALYSIS MICRO ANALYSIS:......................................................................13
Strengths:........................................................................................................ 13
Weaknesses:.................................................................................................... 14
Opportunity:.................................................................................................... 14
Threats:............................................................................................................ 15
DESCRIPTION OF VENTURE:...................................................................................... 15
OPERATIONAL FLOW (PROCESS AND PEOPLE COMBINED):.......................................17
MARKETING MIX 7 Ps OF SERVICE:.........................................................................18
1. PRODUCT SERVICE:..................................................................................... 18
2. PLACEMENT:................................................................................................. 20
3. PRICING:........................................................................................................ 20
4. PROMOTION:................................................................................................. 22
Promotion Tools..................................................................................................... 22
5. PEOPLE:......................................................................................................... 24
6. PROCESS....................................................................................................... 25
7. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE:..................................................................................26
FINANCIAL PLAN:...................................................................................................... 28
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CONTINGENCY:................................................................................................ 31
INCOME FORECASTING....................................................................................32
INTRODUCTION
In the present ERA of high security risk appointment of an employ for home
services is a complicated task. Poor relationship between the management
and blue-collar Labor for household chores, unskilled labor and most
importantly Security concerns are the things which are needed to be
addressed on immediate bases .By Considering the at most need of people
and on the basis of research conducted on the desires of Labor Services in
executive market House In has thought of coming up with the most
secured possible way to execute the household services with providing
satisfaction, security, trust and goodwill to its customers.
House In is a Labor Service Agency located in I-8 Markaz Islamabad with
a deliberate view in which both the employees and the clients of the twin
cities can reach effortlessly in no time. House In ambition is to make every
day better of its customers by providing them a complete household
solution and to earn success by building a long term relationship with them
House In is not just a business but its a social initiative which is taken to
ease people in the search of skilled Labor especially like Drivers, Cooks,
Chefs and Maids. currently House In is dealing in 3 categories of household
services including maids, cooks and drivers which will be provided with
proper uniforms , psychiatric evaluation and security verification .
House In startup cost is financed in two chunks. The major proportion of
amount of around 60% of the investment is been provided by the angel
investor Brig. Rt. Simon Shriff who is
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In Islamabad and Rawalpindi, households, of all social classes, were facing
immense difficulties finding trained and loyal workers as drivers, cooks, and
maids/servants. The concept of House In arose following trends of
complaints by our own parents and relatives of how retaining loyalty in
employees is a major issue of our time. As we further expanded our ears to
listen more closely on this matter, we understood that our family, friends and
relatives but a majority of families across the twin cities faced this issue.
Moreover, numerous people, especially women, found it largely inconvenient
to train the workers according to their needs.
Drivers/Chauffeurs
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Cooks
Maids/Servants
House In boosts not only our current services but expansion possibilities
throughout other cities too. Not only that, House In has capabilities of dealing
in numerous other types of workers too in Gardening, Governances, and
Maintenance.
We have reason to believe that the customer will want to establish business
with us because there are only a handful of very narrowly known businesses
dealing in the same product that we deal in. Moreover, such businesses (as
we have learnt) do not carry any promotional activity for customers to be
well aware of competing agencies. Moreover, our Unique Selling Proposition
is unchallenged in the industry as no other business or private employee
focuses on it.
Our Unique Selling Proposition includes:
1 Psychiatric Evaluation using a test by Psychologist Daniel Goleman
2 Security Verification with Islamabad Capital Police
3 Health Assurance as every employee passes through a medical
checkup at Polyclinic Hospital, G6, Islamabad
Our biggest asset and marketing tool is our Labor: the employees we train
and send at work to our customers houses. Recruitment of workers will not
be a very big issue for us since unemployment of blue-collar workers
produces a result over ten folds that of white-collar unemployed people.
Desperation of employees for work can be seen at numerous sectors such as
I-10. It will be our responsibility to train these workers and assure a much
better worker in them than theyd have been had they been hired otherwise.
We will deliver that promise by understanding our customer. We have a wellplanned procedure that we will follow in maintaining employees and ensuring
their standards explained later in the document.
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To help us flourish our claim of providing our customers with a quick, reliable
and sustainable service, we have developed a composed process for our
service, which will definitely help us provide the best service to our valued
customers. Following are the initial measures we would implement before
taking orders from our customers
MARKET ANALYSIS:
House In conducted a market exploration research of target market
masses leveraged to better cognize who is to served, their explicit needs,
and how House In needs to approach them with their demanded services.
The market size for labor service agency is forecasted to be 98%.
6%
94%
MARKET ANALYSIS:
COMPETITION:
Twin cities have about some labor providing firms such as Malik brothers
domestic labor employment co. and Askari. However, these search firms
handle many other different positions and market segments, and are
nominally small scaled and not well marketed.
There is a huge scope of market penetration for the executives as there is no
huge major competition prevailing.
MARKETING INTEMEDARIES:
House In being a service takes benefits from marketing service agency
named SWITCH. The purpose of this is to promote and inform customers
of House In services through customized promotional text messages,
which will be delivered by SWITCH to the target audience.
INDUSTRIAL ANALYSIS:
In last few years, the security situations of the country owing to construct
security laws for the nation have been eminent. In such environs, overall
consequences provides healthy environment with increasing opportunities
for Agencies like House In providing secure and safer solutions to
household labor needs. Tools for Environmental analysis are:
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B a r g a i n in g P o w e r o f C u s t o m e r s
T h re a t o f n e w e n tr a n ts
Porters 5
forces
Model
T h r e a t o f s u b s t it u t e s
In d u s tr y R iv a la r y
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Political Factors:
Economic Factors:
Social Factors:
Technological Factors:
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Environmental Factors:
Legal Factors:
Threats
Weaknes
Opportunit
ies
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Strengths:
Low Initial startup cost: We tend to utilize our personal skill set and
aptitude to the maximum, cutting down the extra initial startup costs
and bank finances.
Low marketing cost: Initial marketing costs for House In are also
low as they tend to promote more through personal selling in different
sectors of Islamabad.
Weaknesses:
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Opportunity:
Threats:
DESCRIPTION OF VENTURE:
House In isnt just a fruit off a tree. The idea came into being after
thorough research, concluding the need of motivated Labor Services in
executive market is vast, especially for Chauffeurs/Drivers, Cooks/Chefs,
Maids and Helpers. We understand the difficulties and worries of privately
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along
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representative
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pathway
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to our offi
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Finalizing
the deal
and
collecting
first month
fees.
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1. PRODUCT SERVICE:
House In caters to the barely touched Facilities Managements sector.
Traditional dominance by privately contracted employees has been
challenged by Agencies recently, but none caters as large as the needs of
the market. Initially, House In is dealing in:
Drivers/Chauffeurs
Cooks
Maids/Servants
basic chores in every household are the same; it is the preference is the way
that the chore is tackled that makes all our clients different from one
another. Another differentiating factor is that each household lives a life of
luxury different from its same-class neighbor.
Every client requires a different employee, even if the common chore being
catered to seems the same. House In is the first agency to maintain
cooking employee records around the minor details such as the food style
the cook is able to produce. Initially, House In offers cooks who specialize
in:
i.
ii.
iii.
iv.
Desi/ Continental
Italian
Chinese
American/Other
Uniform:
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2. PLACEMENT:
House In personnel management system claims exceptional simplicity and
low cost. We forward employees to our clients as per their demand, without
which employees are neither on our payroll nor on any physical waiting list.
Only in the initial contract signing, are the employees called and brought to
the clients on the business vehicle, along with a representative from our
office to sign the contract.
Our Service is placed in households, which are the private property of our
clients. Throughout the contract period, the employees must report
themselves to the household on the designated time. Thus rendering the use
of our vehicle limited, saving us a significant amount of everyday expense.
In a strategic view, I8 is the best option available for our employees to reach
us (just In case), and for us to reach our clients. This settlement is the least
costly and most effective solution to problems where employees willing to
work may be located far away from us; and the same is for clients willing to
deal with us.
3.PRICING:
House In intends to provide premium services to a niche market of
Rawalpindi and Islamabad. We aim to change the conventional concepts and
methods of household service providers. Providing customers with trained
staff in uniforms is what House In aims to achieve, and so charge a
premium price for their exclusive services as well.
The pricing Strategy that House In uses is Cost-based pricing method. Our
prices are estimated according to what consumers are already paying for the
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services which we found out through our market research data. In the
beginning we add a fixed mark up of 10% to the total cost of providing the
service to our customers however our prices will be renewed after every 3
months when we update our contract with our customers.
The packages that are formed with a 10% markup are as follows are as
follows:
Maids/Servants
Permanent Maids
Income
Service Charge
Uniform
Provident Fund
Insurance 2%
Mark-up 10%
Package
11000
500
1000
400
258
1315
14500
Temporary Maids
(9-5)
9500
500
500
400
218
1111
12300
Temporary Maids
(2-4)
5000
500
500
400
128
652.8
7200
Drivers
Permanent Driver
Income
Service Charge
Uniform
Provident Fund
Insurance 2%
Mark-up 10%
Package
14000
500
1200
400
322
1642
18000
Temporary Drivers
(9-5)
12000
500
1200
400
282
1438
16000
Temporary Drivers
2000
500
600
0
0
315
3500
Cooks
Income
Service Charge
Uniform
Provident Fund
Insurance 2%
Mark-up 10%
Package
Permanent Cooks
15000
500
1200
400
342
1744
19000
Temporary Cooks
12000
500
1200
400
282
1438
16000
Temporary Cooks
1500
500
1200
0
0
320
3500
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4. PROMOTION:
House In focuses on niche marketing of house hold services to the
Executive class of twin cities. Following are the promotion tools of House
In:
Promotion
Tools
on their doorstep to show them what we have for them, for Making
Everyday Better addition to our advertising strategy.
5. PEOPLE:
House In as the trend makers in the facilities management industry heed
our employees in a way that best fits in the needs of our valued customers in
delivering better service quality by acquiring the necessary needed skill set.
We present our employees to our customers not just for the sake of business
but also trying to fulfill the needs which become the just reasons for our
business. For someone who intends to become our employee by acquiring
the roof of our business must first align his/her values in accordance to our
business objectives.
Following are the best differentiating characteristics of our employees that
proudly make us able to lead the market trends by initiating innovative and
critical thinking work features.
The people we provide already have the basic skill set related to the
service categories(Cooks, Drivers, Maids/Servants)
Despite acquiring the basic skill set, we ensure testing of those skills
based on our personnel management systems before approving their
claim of specialization.
We deliver unrivalled security assurance of our employees which best
covers the following aspects
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6. PROCESS
To help us flourish our claim of providing our customers with a quick, reliable
and sustainable service, we have developed a composed process for our
service which will definitely help us provide the best service to our valued
customers. Following are the initial measures we would implement before
taking orders from our customers
Selecting the best person from the available stock according to the
customer needs
Calling the person at our office center
Conducting a general psychiatric evaluation test with the help of online
softwares
Providing him/her with a general training session based on work ethics
conducted by our dedicated team
Making an agreement with the employee and instructing him/her the
incentives and the legal formalities including the submission of their
original documents which would be returned to them in case they
leave the work, hence making them able to inform at least 1 month
before leaving the designated workplace.
Reassurance of all the formalities and the documents collected from
the police after verification
Developing a package consisting of the agreements, personnel profile,
documents, and the terms and conditions including the communication
pathway between us and our customers
Providing the uniforms as per the weather conditions and work
requirements.
Sending him to the workplace along with a team representative in our
service vehicle.
Presenting the package including the communication and feedback
methods through our customized application and website.
Finalizing the agreement formalities, collecting the first month
payment and the registration fees if needed according to our price
packages.
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7. PHYSICAL EVIDENCE:
The last element in the service marketing mix is a very indispensable
element. As said before, services are intangible in nature. However, to create
a better customer experience tangible elements are also delivered with the
Our punctilious feedback process with both the customer and our
employee would never let anyone think of us as a nonexistent service,
afterwards the delivery process is being accomplished.
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FINANCIAL PLAN:
CAPEX MODEL HOUSE IN
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Pre-operational Expenses
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Total Preoperational
Expenses (in
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CONTINGENCY:
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INCOME FORECASTING
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8% Increase in Utilities
6% Increase in Administrative Expenses
Marketing cost is 1.8% of Total sales
Tax has increased by 5% (20%)
Progress in Year 3
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9% Increase in Utilities
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With
Withou
t
Payback Period=
1.4 Years
Payback Period=
1.4 Years
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Form means Exhibit D prepared by the Client, disclosing certain information regarding the
Client.
Client Financials means the Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Statement of the Client for
the last three years, prepared by the Client and audited by an independent accountant.
Project Assets means all Asset Finance and all things acquired with such finance and the
proceeds and profits thereof until distributed to the client and the Institution in accordance
with the terms and conditions of this Agreement
Termination Date is the date on which this Agreement shall terminate as herein provided .
(Page 29)
(Appendix 2)
2. INVESTMENT
The parties agree that a sum of Rs. [
estimated by the Client in the Project Information Form shall be supplied by SIR Simon for a
time period until the company gets its break even
3. ACCOUNT
a) All funds for the purpose of the project shall be disbursed only through the Account by
cheque or transfer against proper supporting invoices maintained by the Client but available
for inspection by the Institution or its agents. .
b) All receivables from third parties arising from the Project or the transfer of Project Assets
shall be collected only through the Account.
c) The Institution shall have the right to refrain from the payment of any cheque or
transfers from the Account if it reasonably appears to the Institution that such amounts are
not included in the Cash Flow and Revenue Projections and do not directly or indirectly
relate to the Project.
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4. PARTICIPATION IN PROFIT
a) The participation in profit will be in accordance with the following ratio:
(i) [
]% of the profit will be for the Management Services and payable to the Client only
LOSSES
a)
(i) 100% of the loss in the Project will be borne by the Institution
(ii) The client will receive no compensation for his Management Services, and will be liable
for the loss if it is proven that he has breached his obligations or is proven to be failing in
the discharge of his obligations under this Agreement.
b) In the event of the Project showing losses during the currency of this Agreement the
client shall forthwith give notice of such losses to the Institution together with all accounts
and details pertaining thereto and such other information and records as may be required
by the Institution. Notwithstanding the above, the Institution shall only be liable for the
losses in the manner specified if the said losses have not been caused due to misconduct on
the part of the Client in out the Projects business and operations or as a result of his
negligence or inefficiency, including non-compliance with the terms and conditions of this
Agreement
5. TAXATION
On behalf of the Project, the Client shall be liable for and shall punctually and regularly pay
all taxes, duties, cesses and other charges relating to the Projects business and operations.
6. TERMINATION
a) Subject to other provisions of this Agreement, it is agreed that upon full payment on
Termination Date or earlier, if proceeds have been received, the Modaraba shall stand
redeemed.
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b) While the amount invested by the Institution must be repaid on the due date, mentioned
above, the accounts of the Modaraba will be drawn up within 7 days thereof and the agreed
share the Institutions profit will be promptly paid.
16. GENERAL
The parties agree that:
a) Any notice or other communication required or permitted by this Agreement shall be
deemed to have been given to the other party seven days after the day on which the same
is posted by registered mail, addressed to the address mentioned in this Agreement or any
other address given in writing to the other party, or one day after actual delivery at such
address, whichever is earlier.
b) This Agreement may be amended or any term or condition waived only in writing,
executed by persons duly authorized
c) The Exhibits of this Agreement shall be considered an integral part thereof.
d) This Agreement has been executed in two original counterparts. Each page of this
Agreement and each Exhibit have been initialed for identification.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF
IN WITNESS WHEREOF this Agreement is executed on the date above mentioned by the
parties.
Witnessed
1. Name: Nimra Tariq, Khushbakht Ahmed (House IN)
2. Name: Daniel Sharif, Tariq Ahsan
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Exhibit: 1
Each day we find people in households not satisfied from their housemaids, cooks and drivers or
are in a desperate need for one. So we bring to you a solution that will solve all house staff
related issues. The idea of House In is not just to be a Labor Services Agency. The idea is to
bring something different that would solve all issues household face. The idea came into being
after thorough research, concluding the need of motivated Labor Services is vast, especially for
Chauffeurs/Drivers, Cooks/Chefs, Maids and Helpers and the major issue household faced was
of security.
So we offer to our customers 3 categories of household staff which includes maids, cooks and
drivers, we provide them with uniforms that give them the motivation to work and provide
customer the guarantee of hygiene. The reasons that make House In different are that:
Of course, we had to understand our employees too. Satisfaction, Security and Trust work both
ways. We promote the Philosophy that a person will work hard if they know they belong
somewhere, if they have a backing to own them, to make sure they are understood, that they are
happy. This is our roof, where we train the employees according to the needs of our clients hence
ensuring the best employee-client relationship possible. Upon understanding that sector, we plan
to expand our services. However, it is our clients who build us, to give us the future, and our
future plans will not deviate us from what we started to promote: Satisfaction, Security, Trust and
Goodwill.
Mission
Promoting Satisfaction, Security and Trust for both our employees and our clients.
Vision
Understanding and catering to the needs of our clients and employees; expanding our services to
other cities of Pakistan.
Values
Absolutely no exploitation of the poor working class for the benefit of us or our clients.
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Maintaining relations of safety and trust with our employees and clients.
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QUESTIONAAIRE
In case servant leaves the work within 7 days, we will provide the
next replacement without any further charges.
House IN is
labor
service
agency
providing
temporary and
as well
permanent
solutions of
a We
will
provide
complete
information
will
provide complete
maids, servants,
drivers
and
guards
to
daily
household
problems
in
twin
cities.
health and security assurance of the employee.
House In will provide its employees with two basic summer
uniforms and two winter uniforms.
Q1: Do you use
of the
household
(You
more
than
one)
any
In case
offollowing
theft and
robberyservices?
House In
willmay
be choose
liable for
the
loss,
but
only after thorough investigation has been done and employee is
a. Maid /Servants
b. Drivers found guilty.
c. Cooks Contract shall be renewed after every 3 months and charges shall
be increased accordingly.
d. Security Guards
e. None Registration fee is non-refundable.
Pricing Packages are non-negotiable
Customers shall be dealing directly with House In representatives
Q2: Which of the for
following
services
you currently
dis-satisfied
payments
andare
other
details and
queries.with?
Providing staff with basic necessities (food, shelter) is customers
a. Maids/ servants
responsibility.
b. Drivers
c. Cooks We hope for the best and expect a healthy coordinative
relationship.
d. Security guards
e. None
Name
of Customer_________________________
Q3: What
is the
biggest problem you face when hiring a random labor?
a.
b.
c.
d.
Signature____________________
Security issues
Representative____________________
Tantrums
Unskilled labor
Other
No
Willing to pay
Maids/ Servants
Drivers
Cooks
Security Guards
* Range PKR 10000-20000
Q6: What are the best qualities you would want in your servant/ chef/ driver etc?
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a.
b.
c.
d.
Kindness
Obedience
Time Management
Others.
NO
If yes, what is the best aspect of other Labor Service Agencies you know
Facebook Page
Web Portal
UAN number
Android Application
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