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Requirements
Business requirement
Business requirement is a high-level business rationale that, when addressed, will allow the firm to generate revenue, reduce costs, improve service, or satisfy regulatory requirements.
- CNMCyber.com Business requirements are:
- (primary) CNMCyber needs to provide a centralized hub where all the career services offered by CNMCyber will be delivered to the general public.
- (secondary) Generate revenue through services such as paid Career counseling. i.e this services will aim to guide individuals through the intricate process of navigating their professional paths, assisting them in making informed decisions, developing essential skills, exploring various job opportunities, and ultimately assist them to achieve their desired career objectives
- Attract volunteers with expertise in various areas to contribute to CNMCyber's career services and enhance their impact.
- Attract strategic partners such as educational institutions, employment agencies, and government organizations, to collaborate and amplify the impact of their career services.
- Connect employers to potential employees
- Connect people in the job market to potential employers
Partners
Employers
Net Anyone
Workers
- Workers can be divided into two categories;
- Current workers such as employees, employment candidates,
- Potential workers such as school students
Volunteers
Customers
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