BUSINESS POWER SWEDEN

Extra power for your business!

We offer business advice and consulting services in sales, marketing and business development, but also project management and "hands on" support in your business, when you need an extra resource. By utilizing our international network, we can also offer specialists in most business areas for specific projects.
Welcome to BUSINESS POWER SWEDEN

The personal consultancy with a global network!

Local and global at the same time.

How is it possible to be personal, local and specialized, but at the same time offer broad specialist skills and experience from hundreds of industries, companies and functions? The answer is simple: by offering your own specialist skills and experience together with others in a global network operating in over 40 countries.

If you need help in sales, marketing, logistics or project management, we have it locally. Whether it concerns administration, finance, production or something else, the knowledge is available in the network, and we coordinate resources and specialist competence according to your specific needs and challenges.

EXTRA RESOURCES ON YOUR TERMS

How we can assist you!

Do you need expert advice, assistance in implementing a project, or an extra resource in your daily work, then there is support available.

Business Development

What does business development mean?

In short, it means activities, strategies and initiatives that companies take to create and sustain growth opportunities. The form and scope vary depending on the industry and the organization's goals.

Business development is not limited to large companies; it is relevant to companies of all sizes and in all industries. The ultimate goal is to create sustainable growth and improve the organization's overall performance and competitiveness.

Some examples of business development in practice: 

  1. Identifying Opportunities: Business development involves researching and analyzing markets to identify potential opportunities for growth.

  2. Building Relationships: Establishing and maintaining relationships with key stakeholders, including customers, partners, suppliers, and other industry players.

  3. Strategic Planning: Developing and implementing strategic plans to achieve long-term goals and outlining key activities to reach them.

  4. Market Expansion: Expanding into new geographic regions or market segments, including international expansion, entering new demographic markets, or diversifying product and service offerings.

  5. Partnerships and Alliances: Forming strategic partnerships and alliances with other companies to access new markets, technologies, or resources.

  6. Sales and Marketing: Structure the work with lead generation, developing marketing strategies and creating sales materials..

  7. Innovation: Encouraging and supporting innovation within the organization, invest in research and development, fostering a culture of creativity, and staying abreast of industry trends.

  8. Risk Management: Assessing and managing risks, identifying potential obstacles, understanding market dynamics, and implementing strategies to mitigate risks associated with new ventures or expansions.

Business Consulting

Practical advice that works!

Our clients get access to a consultant who is an accredited member of the international network "Institute for Independent Business", founded in England in 1984, and offers the service "practical advice that works".

It's a proven model that countless companies around the world have benefited from, giving SME:s access to a personal advisor. Each advisor has their own specialist knowledge, but at the same time access is given to a worldwide network of hundreds of consultants, all with their special skills and experience, who can be linked together for your company's special needs and challenges.

Read more about the "IIB Business Support Programme™" here: http://www.iib.ws/index.html 

Project Management

What is project management?

Project management is the work of planning, organizing, securing and managing resources to achieve specific goals within a specified time frame.

A project is temporary, with a defined beginning and end, often with the aim of creating a unique product, service or a specific end result.

The process is structured and includes a number of steps:

  1. Planning: A detailed plan is created to define the project's scope, schedule, budget, quality requirements, etc., and constitutes the guiding document for the project's implementation.

  2. Implementation: Project managers and team members perform their respective tasks and resources are allocated according to the project plan. We usually act as project managers, and the other project participants are either external or our own employees.

  3. Monitoring and control: Throughout the project, progress is monitored and measured to ensure that the project stays on track according to plan. Concretely, this means following up the results and progress of the project activities, managing changes, monitoring schedule and costs, and ensuring that the project delivers the expected outcome.

  4. End: When the project goal is achieved, and the customer approves the result, the project ends. This phase includes completing any remaining deliverables, such as documentation and final report.