yed don’t attend a school that endorses a dress code. Over 60% of respondents work at jobs where there is a uniform policy.These three findings from the first set of questions gives an interesting message that sounds like this:The majority of people are used to wearing uniforms.The majority of people want their children to wear uniforms and desire school uniforms.They need a uniform supplier!The fourth question of the survey asks the replier to rate in order of importance the use of uniforms in four different fields, education, service industry, construction, and government positions. Not surprisingly the survey implied that over 70% of replier felt the service industry was the most important area. Since Uniform Co. already devotes 100% of is time producing service industry uniforms the company it is time to expand into anther facet of the industry. Of secondary importance were government positions with over 40% of replier indicating it was extremely important. Over 60% felt that a uniform in the education system was of importance. The Chart below demonstrates the results of the findings:Chart 2: Six of the replier felt that they would sent their children to a school with a uniform policy, while 4 stated they would indorse a policy if it arose at a school and only one would absolutely not put their children into a school with a dress code in effect. This data clearly shows that High school uniforms are a respected addition to any school. The majority of the people surveyed replied that school uniforms can be moderately expensive but they must be durable. Uniform Co.’s products are produced from quality materials, are durable and they are competitively priced. All of the people surveyed live near schools that indorse a uniform policy.Question #9 on the survey ask the replier to rate the following colours on the basis of how scholarly they are.BlueGreenGoldRedThe chart below shows the data collected and shows us a pa...
