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Use this template to explain how you have analyzed an aspect of your proposal or how you propose to undertake an analysis. For example you might explain how you will analyze problems with quality control on production line how you have analyzed the needs of your client or how you have analyzed the impact of change you are proposing. Proposal Pack includes many templates that deal with specialized types of analysis. For accounting uses you may want to choose from the following templates. Breakeven Analysis Cash Flow Analysis or Cost Benefit Analysis. For other business purposes you may want to choose one of these specialized templates. Competitive Analysis Location Analysis Risk Analysis or SWOT Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities and Analysis. To analyze how tax or new regulations or another burden will affect company or group use the Burden Analysis template. And for an analysis of how well your proposal process worked use the Post Proposal Analysis Checklist. Introduce the topic of analysis and describe why analysis is important to this proposal. Subject of Analysis Describe what you have analyzed or propose to analyze. For example you might describe problem with worker retention and the need to discover the reasons behind it or you might describe supply process that needs to be streamlined. Analysts Describe who performed or will perform the analysis and why they are qualified to examine and make recommendations on the subject. Analysis Methodology
Describe how the analysis has been or will be performed. You may need to include details about schedule and steps included in the analysis. Results of Analysis If the analysis has been completed describe the results here. If you are proposing the analysis describe how when and to whom results will be reported.