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Aaryan Soni Mini Project 2 Buss. Com
Aaryan Soni Mini Project 2 Buss. Com
Aaryan Soni Mini Project 2 Buss. Com
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Certificate
I AARYAN KUMAR SONI, ID- 23272127 from MBA-A1, of Greater Noida Institute of
Technology, U.P hereby declare that the Mini Project-I (KMBN 107) entitled
AUTOMATIC BOOK MACHINE(ABM) is an original work and the same has not been
submitted to any other Institute for the award of any other degree.
Certified that the Mini Project-I (KMBN 107) submitted in partial fulfillment of
Master of Business Administration (MBA) to be awarded by Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
Technical University, Lucknow by AARYAN KUMAR SONI, ID- 23272127 has been
completed under the guidance and is Satisfactory.
Name of coordinator
Mrs. Akriti Mittal
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Director Certificate
This is to certify that the work which is being presented in this report
entitled “Automatic Book Machine” is an authentic record of the AARYAN
KUMAR SONI carried out under my supervision. The statements made by
the candidate are correct to the best of my knowledge.
(MBA Institute)
Date: 29/01/2024
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Supervisor Certificate
This is to certify that the work which is being presented in this report entitled
“ANALYSIS OF AUTOMATIC BOOK MACHINE
(ABM)” is an
authentic record of the AARYAN KUMAR SONI carried out under my
supervision. The statements made by the candidate are correct to the
best my knowledge.
Date: 29/01/2024
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STUDENT DECLARATION
ID: 23272127
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This mini project is the outcome of sincere efforts, hard work and constant
guidance of not only me but number of individuals. First and foremost, I would
like to thank GNIOT, GREATER NOIDA.
I owe a debt of gratitude to my faculty guide who not only gave me valuable
inputs about the industry but was a continuous source of inspiration during these
months, without whom this Project was never such a great success.
Last but not the least I would like to thank all my faculty members, friends and
family members who have helped me directly or indirectly in the completion of
the project.
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AARYAN KUMAR SONI
TABLE OF CONTENT
CHAPTER NUMBER Page no CHAPTERS
1 8-9 Introduction
Source Of Idea
i) Commercial
Feasibility
Services is
for which
segment
Targeted
Audience
ii) Financial Feasibility
iii) Social Feasibility
19 Feasibility
20 Reference
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
Automatic Book Machine (ABM) is an innovative service that allows users to easily
purchase books online. The service utilizes a sophisticated algorithm to
recommend books based on the user's reading history, preferences, and browsing
behavior. Users can also search for books by title, author, or genre, and have
access to reviews, ratings, and other information to help them make informed
purchase decisions. Additionally, the service offers a variety of formats, including
e-books and audio books, and allows for seamless integration with popular e-
readers and devices. Overall, Automatic book machine aims to revolutionize the
way people discover, buy, and enjoy books.
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SOURCE OF IDEA
The idea for Automatic book machine likely came from a variety of sources. One
possibility is that it was inspired by the growing popularity of e-commerce and
online bookstores, such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Another possibility is
that the creators of Automatic book machine noticed a gap in the market for a
more personalized and convenient book-buying experience, and sought to fill that
need. Additionally, advances in technology, such as machine learning and natural
language processing, may have played a role in the development of the service's
recommendation and search algorithms.
It is important to note that this is not an existing service, and the information
provided is based on a hypothetical scenario.
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CHAPTER 2
(2)A search function that allows users to find books by title, author, or genre.
(3)Access to reviews, ratings, and other information to help users make informed
purchase decisions.
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(5)A user-friendly interface that makes it easy for users to browse and purchase
books.
NEED OF INNOVATION
The need for innovation in the way people discover, buy, and enjoy books is
driven by several factors, including:
The growing popularity of e-commerce and online bookstores: With the rise of
the internet and online shopping, more and more people are turning to online
bookstores to purchase books. This has created a need for a more personalized
and convenient book-buying experience.
The abundance of books available online: With the vast amount of books
available online, it can be difficult for users to find the books they are looking for
and to make informed purchase decisions. This has created a need for a service
that can help users discover new books and make more informed purchase
decisions.
The increasing popularity of e-books and audiobooks: With the rise of e-books
and audiobooks, there is a growing need for a service that can provide these
formats, as well as seamless integration with popular e-readers and devices.
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The desire for a one-stop-shop for all book-buying needs: With the number of
online bookstores and marketplaces available, it can be difficult for users to find
the books they are looking for and to compare prices. This has created a need for
a service that can provide a one-stop-shop for all book-buying needs, making it
easy for users to discover and purchase new books.
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CHAPTER 3
FEASIBILITY ANALYSIS
COMMERCIAL FEASIBILITY
FINANCIAL FEASIBILITY
The financial feasibility of A "Automatic Book Machine" service depends on
several factors, including the cost of the machine, the cost of the books, and the
projected revenue from sales. Some considerations include:
Initial Costs: The cost of purchasing or leasing the vending machine, as well as any
additional costs such as installation, insurance, and permits.
Operating Costs: The cost of stocking and maintaining the machine, including the
cost of the books and any additional expenses such as electricity and internet
access.
Revenue: The projected revenue from sales of the books, which will depend on
factors such as the location of the machine and the target market.
Break-even point: The point at which the revenue from sales equals the total
costs of operating the vending machine.
Profitability: The net profit or loss, calculated by subtracting the total costs from
the total revenue.
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It's important to conduct a detailed financial analysis of the business model,
including projected revenue and expenses, to determine the financial feasibility of
a book vending machine service. Additionally, it's important to take into account
the market trends and size, as well as the competition in the market.
SOCIAL FEASIBILITY
The social feasibility of A "Automatic Book Machine" service depends on how
well it aligns with the values, beliefs, and needs of the community in which it is
located. Some considerations include:
Affordability: The cost of the books offered in the vending machines and whether
they are affordable for the community.
Education: The ability of the vending machines to promote education and lifelong
learning, by providing access to books for all ages and reading levels.
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CHAPTER 4
SWOT ANALYSIS
A SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats ) analysis is a tool that
can be used to evaluate the potential success of a "Automatic Book Machine"
service. A SWOT analysis considers the internal and external factors that can
impact the success of the service.
Strengths:
Convenience: The vending machines offer customers an easy and convenient way
to purchase books.
Accessibility: The vending machines can be placed in locations that are easily
accessible to customers, such as airports, train stations, and universities.
Variety: The vending machines can offer a wide variety of books to customers,
including new releases, bestsellers, and niche titles.
Weaknesses:
Limited space: The vending machines have limited space for books, which can
restrict the variety of titles that can be offered.
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Limited interaction: Customers cannot browse books physically and the
machine's interface may not be as user-friendly as a human interaction.
Limited to specific locations: The vending machines may not be suitable for all
locations and may only be successful in specific areas.
Opportunities:
Electronic books: The vending machines could offer electronic books, which
would not be limited by physical space and could increase the variety of titles
offered.
Threats:
Competition: Other bookstores and online retailers may compete with the
vending machines for customers.
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Economic downturns: Economic downturns may result in a decrease in
customers, as people have less disposable income to spend on books.
Legal and regulatory issues: The vending machines may be subject to legal and
regulatory issues, such as taxes and permits.
Overall, a SWOT analysis is a useful tool for evaluating the potential success of a
Automatic book machine service by identifying the internal and external factors
that can impact the service. By considering these factors, a business owner can
make informed decisions about whether to proceed with the service and how to
best position the service for success.
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FEASIBIITY
Analyzing evolving marketing trends in the digital era is not only feasible but
also crucial for businesses to stay competitive. Here's why:
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REFERENCES
This mini project revenue and business idea thought by myself.
The table of content, certificate and student declaration form are taken
from the Mini Project Guideline.
The pictures used into the project has taken from www.google.com
The technical feasibility, financial feasibility and managerial feasibility has
taken some sources from www.google.com
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THANK YOU
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