Browsing by Author "Muhammad Kamran"

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    Business Plan for use of electric powered Trike Paraglider in Pakistan
    (UMT, Lahore, 2022) Hamza Nasir; Muhammad Kamran; Amir Rehman; Ahmad Shah; Abu Bakar; Basit Ali
    The following research is a feasibility study of business idea for the use of power trike paragliders in Pakistan and sales and marketing of Aeroswat Power Paragliding Club (APPC). Power paragliding is of mainly two types. The first one is the traditional Internal Combustion(IC) engine type and second one is the electric powered paragliding. Advantages and cost benefit analysis of both types are compared with each other which shows electric powered paragliding is more suitable for paragliding business in Pakistan. For that, qualitative research through interviews of CEOs of different paragliding clubs, enthusiast of paragliding business holder and sponsoring company Technocrafts, industrial analysis, feasibility study and a proper business plan is prepared in this research to conclude decisions. The current study aims at feasibility of exploring the business opportunities and sales and marketing of paragliding business in Pakistan. After analyzing the facts, a number of recommendations have been suggested at the end for people to start-up and enter in this field of business.
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    Preaparation of appropriate conservation plan for shish mahal lahore fort, Lahore
    (UNIVERSITY OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY, 2015) Muhammad Kamran
    Lahore Fort is situated in north-west side of Lahore city near famous Azadi chowk and Minar-e-Pakistan. This fort is an important monument in Pakistan. Lahore fort is an icon for national identity and symbol of both historical and legendry versions of the past. It preserves all styles of Mughal architecture. The fort has more than 20 big and small monuments, most of them are towards northern side. Shish Mahal is one of them and was built in 1631-1632 by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Shish Mahal is also known as palace of mirrors and is most beautiful royal residence.