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Business Implementation Plan Sample Template & Examples

Updated on September 2, 2013
business implementation plan
business implementation plan

Business implementation or operation plan is the single most important factor for bringing life to your business. Strategic plan only gives you the layout and overall picture of the business goals-it is operational plan, which actually let you meet all the business objectives. A well-defined operational or business implementation plan should consider the following aspects.

  • How your company will achieve its strategic plan
  • It must predicts the time-line of accomplishing your desired goals
  • It should help you to break down business needs and goals into smaller objectives and tasks, so as it becomes easier for you to clearly understand the implementation phases and the amount of efforts required bringing success into your business.
  • It also gives you the necessary information on how much effective and functional your entire business goals are.
  • Operational plan works as a bench mark for performance measurement of your business.

While developing a business implementation plan, there are some key elements which need to be considered seriously. The following key points describe some important generic objectives of any business operational plan, regardless of the kind of business.

  1. Annual sales target
  2.  Quarterly sales target
  3.  Business tactics
  4.  A detailed task list to keep your business functional and effective. This task list includes a full list of accountable and authorized person for each task.
  5.  A decisive inter-departmental co-ordination plan
  6.  Instill the concept of operational plan to everyone in your organization.

sample business operatioal plan
sample business operatioal plan

Setting Annual Sales Target

Without choosing an annual sales or profit target, your business will move aimlessly and will not have any measurable key performance indicator to realize the business situation. To set an annual target, at first review your business goals and objectives. Based on the difficulty levels of achieving annual sales target, set a realistic sales target for the next year.  There is no magical formula of choosing a target sale; it mostly depends on the experience and the judgmental ability of the operational planning personals.

Note-set your target sales neither too high nor too low.

Quarterly Sales Target

In the way of achieving your annual sales target, you will meet numerous business obstacles or constraints. So, it is better to set quarterly target, so as you can easily verify from time to time that if you need to change any strategic plan in getting your sales goal.

When quarterly sales target is set, it may signal you either positively or negatively-sales trend might be upwards or downwards. Either way, this feedback will give you necessary information to align your annual sales with the business goal.

Key Business Tasks

This is just like developing a project management plan on how to accomplish each business objectives with a specified amount of time. In this part of the business implementation plan the major identifiable objects are listing all the major business processes and tasks along with appropriate implementation processes. Set a time-lime for achieving each task and assign each task to the right person with a level of authority and accountability.

Business Tactics

Always you need to review your business tactics -the way you intended to reach business objectives and goals. Any unintentional event, technical changes or disaster can hamper your business implementation plan, where it is very much necessary to change the business tactics to adapt the new saturation in order to align your business objectives.


business implemantioan plan example
business implemantioan plan example

Co-ordination in Business Operational Plan

Normally, a business functions well upon the effective activities of a group of people separated by logical boundaries, called departments, in any business environment. For a successful implementation and efficient operation each department need to co-ordinate with each other for smooth functioning of all the business components.

Summarized Business Operational Concept

The last of the operational plan is to create a summery plan of what actually you will be doing during the implementation phases of the next business year. This summery need to be as much short and concise as possible. Write a few paragraphs about how your organization will be operating for the next year, use simple language so as it makes sense and become comprehensible to all the staff and management team. In fact, keeping everyone well-informed with a brief clear picture of your business operations objectives is the main purpose of this part.

Finally, the next step of making an operational plan is to execute it, while executing many constrains and obstacles are likely to come. Sometimes legal obligations and change of local or international business laws, shortage of manpower, ineffective marketing decision, and shortage of budgets... might seem to be the biggest hurdles to cross. Problems are the eventuality of any business venture, no matter how carefully you design your business implementation plan. The main thing of business implementation phase is to focus on your business goals and having a strong mind-set and ability to adapt in changing economic situation, certainly at the end you will find a way out to success.

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To understand better business implementation, there are few inseparable parts of a business plan like marketing, sales, consumer sales promotion, supply chain. The following hubs might give you some useful insights about some essential elements for designing a s successful business implementation plan.

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