Help I Want To Set Up A Computer Firm

I think you need to start from somewhere e.g. looking at trends, Research and seeking business consultant

I think the area that need investing in, is a national call centre where user's took out a pakcage and  get 24/7

technical support. having said that is not going to be easy, because of lack of power supply in nigeria. and some other factors. Good luck anyway

sorry i am a bit lazy in typing

i am very good in system support and networking (intranet)
i am average in some other areas ICT

basically i want to set up these for a start

sales office/shop where i sell coputer products and accessories(i have a guy that will take care of the engineering section)

2. laptop cybercafe where only laptops are given access cos its reduces cost maintenance etc,

3. consultancy section where we can bid for little contracts etc

i want to work with a well set up firm in Kaduna
i am in Abuja and the place i stay which is as big as maybe festac doesnt have a decent computer outfit

i even dont mind travelling to china or anywhere as in to get cheap and good products

i really want to make this big but gat to start from somewhere
i hope i tried small

Forgot to put your location. You could also drop me a mail mmonwuba@hotmail.com

thanks so much

email adetomifx(a)gmail

if you really intend to start the business dont percieve any thing as a limitation to achieve this goal just keep going although i have a reliable colleague tha t may be of help to you who have vast experinece in computer sales and importing you may write him on tijaralink@gmail.com

Supported.

Let me give you more advice:
Don't be in a hurry to rush into any given business including the business that reflects your area of study because if you rush in, you might rush out (or be rushed out - it's a matter of time to know which one comes first)

I'm sorry if I sound critical but that's the truth.
Also, an excellent idea could be void of excellent logistics which might give birth to failure. So, what I'm I saying in essence:


1. Take the money away from your focus initially.
2. Calmly sit down and bring out your pen and jotter.
3. Begin to list out what you want in order to define your goal or objective (it pays to start with prayer especially if you are genuinely born again). This will also help you to define your mission statement.
4. The life-span you intend for the business.
5. The location you wish to site the business.
6. The government policies (state and national) that relates to the business.
7. The property intended for the business.
8. The manpower you need to start with.
9. How to supply constant electricity for the business (in a country like Nigeria).
10. Overall cost-effective logistics that would be involved in achieving success in the business.
11. The management of present and future competitors of the business.
12. Marketing strategies for the business in a period of economic meltdown.
13. The presence of relationships (family, friends, etc) in respect to the business.
14. The God-factor in a business (Tithe, Special Offerings, First-fruit, etc.)
15. Finally, the You-factor: skilled/unskilled, trustworthy/untrustworthy, careful/careless, good-money-mgr/ poor-money-mgr, hardworking/lazy, tolerant/intolerant, etc.

These are just few researches that you need to honestly provide answers for before you bring out your money for the business.

NB: Don't let your lifestyle be a reflection of your profit at the early stage of your business.

I wish you all the best.