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How to start a Computer Shop

Posted on September 20, 2009

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Computers form an integral part of our lifestyles today. For nearly everything like studying, business purposes, dating, booking tickets etc we need to have the computer. Thus it would not be an ignorant decision for setting up a store dealing with the computer and its components. Once you have decided to set up a computer store you need to analyze a few things. They have been discussed in the following lines.

There are 2 types of retailing in the computer sector. They are-a) box shifters who operate on the similar lines like that of an electrical goods shop-meaning they provide a range of the hardware and software and other computer accessories off the shelf. The customer base involves basically the private individuals and small or medium sized businesses. b) Value Added Retailers (VARS) who actually buy independent computer components and assemble them to form the complete system. They provide a range of services like providing the hardware, software, accessories and even consultancy services. The customer base is largely small and medium type organizations and even large businesses.

One might even decide to operate his shop in a particular segment of the market. For instance, accounting software, computer game software, retailing systems, internet solutions and so on and so forth. The type of business lines on which you may choose to operate is directly related to your own skills and experience to a considerable extent.

Setting up a computer store also involves that you have to have a suitable work area assigned for the repairs of the faulty computers as well. This area in particular has to be clean, well lit, must have a proper workbench, cabinet for spare parts, shelving for catalogs etc. The constant supply of electrical power is also an important necessity.

These are some of the things that one should keep in mind about the process of setting up a computer store.

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