1. Pocketbook TASK Force Industries Group 10: Justin Avery Garrett Klotz
Cameron
Good Morning – Thank you for being here with us today for this exciting presentation. Today, my colleagues and I will be presenting to you on our innovative new application, Pocketbook.
My name is Cameron Sigler
Justin Avery
Garrett Klotz
Joe Thrower
Our presentation today will be interactive with questions throughout, so make sure you are paying attention because there might be something worth your while at the end!
Pocketbook
TASK Force Industries
Group 10: Justin Avery Garrett Klotz
Cameron Sigler Joe Thrower

2. “So, what do I get out of this?”
What is Pocketbook?
TASK Force’s Scope Statement
Competition in Market
Major Milestones
Overview of 3 Main Functions
Map of Screens
The Big Sale
Open Forum
GARRETT KLOTZ
We here at TASK Force Industries wanted to start off by giving you a brief synopsis of what you will be hearing from us today.
Today we will educate you on the exciting features of Pocketbook by describing:
What Pocketbook is
Our company’s Scope Statement for our application
Our competition in the market place
Our 3 major milestones throughout our project
A basic overview of Pocketbook’s three main functional requirements
An overview of Pocketbook’s other exciting non-functional requirements
The layout of important Pocketbook screens
Our final sale to you, the eager consumer
And finally, we will be open to floor to questions and comments on our new application.
What is it?
What is it?

3. “How can I fit a whole book in my pocket?!?!?!”
Simplifies purchasing functions onto one device.
Answers upcoming technological changes and growing need of Consumer.
Available on any smart device that purchases the application.
Account and setting initiated at time of purchase.
Security and Privacy policies and programs based off industry best practices
24/7 Customer and Technical Support Team
JUSTIN AVERY
Revolutionary application that simplifies purchasing functions onto one device.
Pocketbook was designed in anticipation of upcoming purchasing changes and advancements in technology to answer the growing need from consumers.
Target Audience is any individual who owns a smart device (apple or windows) and any merchant who purchases the software.
Available on any smart device that purchases the application and completes proper account creation.
At the time of purchase 
Create Pocketbook account
User name and Password
Facial Recognition
Generating security and privacy settings
Change screens by using “Swipe to change or delete
Security and Privacy policies and programs based off industry best practices.
24/7 Customer and Technical Support Team
Scope Statement

4. TASK Force’s Pocketbook
Scope Statement:
“TASK Force Industries has worked diligently to develop a debit and credit card payment system that is utilized through smart devices to answer the growing need of consumers. The purpose of the system is to create a faster, easier, and more accessible application for active users to conduct payments and manage their accounts.”
CAMERON SIGLER
Making it Easy

5. “To make it easy for you…”
JOE THROWER
In a nutshell, Pocketbook allows the user to consolidate their various payment methods into one hand held device for the convenience of the user.
Quiz 1

6. “Are you interested yet?”
What is not a deliverable promised by TASK Force’s Pocketbook application?
A. Faster Debit and Credit card payment
B. Keyless Entry
C. Facial Recognition verification
D. 24/7 Customer and Technical Support Team
JOE THROWER
Answer

7. B. Keyless Entry “And the winner is…”
What is not a deliverable promised by TASK Force’s Pocketbook application?
A. Faster Debit and Credit card payment
B. Keyless Entry
C. Facial Recognition verification
D. 24/7 Customer and Technical Support Team
JOE THROWER
Competition

8. Various Companies and Credit Card Institutions
“Bring it On”
PaySimple
Various Companies and Credit Card Institutions
CAMERON SIGLER
Briefly explain a few other these other applications that would competitors to Pocketbook and why Pocketbook is better.
Milestones

9. 11/1/12  Development of interface
Mile
Major Milestones
11/1/12  Development of interface
1/15/13  Creation of lines of code for updates and notifications
4/15/13  Implementation of Card Management system
JVERY
On November 1st, 2012, TASK Force Industries Programmers and Graphic Designers initiate development of Pocketbook’s user interface beginning with user-login screen.
On January 15th, 2013, TASK Force Industries Programmers and Analysts create the lines of code needed for Pocketbook to send notification of changes and updates made to the system by the user.
On April 15th, 2013, TASK Force Industries Programmers and Consultants begin collaboration on choosing and implementing the Card Management system used within the Pocketbook application.
Quiz 2

10. “I hope you are listening…”
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of Pocketbook?
A. Consolidation of payment methods
B. Ease of use
C. Speed and accessibility
D. Automatic admittance to VIP sections
CAMERON SIGLER
Answer

11. D. Automatic admittance to VIP sections
“SHUCKS!”
Which of the following is NOT an advantage of Pocketbook?
A. Consolidation of payment methods
B. Ease of use
C. Speed and accessibility
D. Automatic admittance to VIP sections
CAMERON SIGLER
Main Functions

12. “I’ve got the whole world, in my hands.”
Input Debit/Credit Card Information
Purchase Items
Change Settings Maintenance
JOE THROWER
Functional Requirements of Pocketbook:
Input Debit/Credit Card Information
Active users will be able to enter and select information related to their cards in the system.
The system will allow active users to select which card they want to use for their purchase decisions.
Pocketbook will issue notifications when any changes are made to the information on their cards.
Purchase Items
Active user can touch desired card and swipe their phone to make a purchase.
Active user’s Bank/Credit Card Institution will be notified of purchases once they have been completed.
Change Settings Maintenance
Active users can change general setting, including cards per page, by swiping to switch to the next screen.
Active users can contact Customer/Technical support department by phone or , to discuss issues and report bugs in the Pocketbook system.
The system will issue notifications when changes are made to the information in their account settings.
Non-Functional

13. “What else could this bad boy do?”
Operational
Works on any smart device
Connect wirelessly to printers
Connect to user’s bank account for ET
Performance
Available 24/7
Customer service 24/7
Security
Ensured through 3rd party provider
Facial recognition
Accredited; proven effective
Cultural and Political
Information protected with Data Protection Act
Calibrate differences in monetary exchanges between countries
GARRETT KLOTZ
NON FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Operational
1.1 Pocketbook will run on any smart device that has the uploaded application.
1.2 The system can connect to printers wirelessly.
1.3 The system can be connected to the user’s bank account for electronic transfers.
Performance
2.1 The Pocketbook system is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
2.2 The system has a customer service line that is available through the system or via telephone 24 hours a day, seven days a week
Security
3.1 The system will ensure user privacy and security through a 3rd party provider.
3.2 The system will come equipped with numerous security accreditations ensure the safety of user information in Pocketbook.
3.3 The system will protect against threats such as Trojans, viruses, worms, etc.
3.4 Pocketbook enables facial recognition security for users.
Cultural and Political
4.1 Personal information will be protected in agreement with the Data Protection Act.
4.2 The system will be able to distinguish and calibrate differences in monetary exchanges between countries for purchases made for items in another currency.
Use Case

14. “But how does it work?!?!”
CAMERON SIGLER
Level 0 DFD

15. “But how does it work?!?!”
CAMERON SIGLER
Login Screen

16. Pocketbook “But how does it work?!?!” Login Screen Home Screen
Login Screen
Username
Password
Login Screen JOE THROWER
Login Screen
Home Screen

17. Home “But how does it work?!?!” Home Screen
Home Screen
JOE THROWER – home screen
* Swipe to switch or delete
Add Card Screen

18. Add To Pocketbook “But how does it work?!?!”
Enter Card Number Here
CSC
Updating Debit/Credit Card Screen
JOE THROWER Updating Debit/Credit Card Screen
Settings Screen

19. Settings “But how does it work?!?!” Settings Screen General
Contact Support
General
Settings Screen
JVERY Settings Screen
Customer Support

20. Customer Support “But how does it work?!?!” Customer Support Screen
Call: 1(800)
Report Bug:
Customer Support Screen
JVERY Customer Support Screen
General Settings

21. General Cards Per Page “But how does it work?!?!” 1 2 3 4
General Settings Screen
Garrett Klotz
Quiz 3

22. A. Input Debit/Credit Card Information B. Change Settings Maintenance
“Are we there yet?”
Which of the following is not one of the three main functions of Pocketbook?
A. Input Debit/Credit Card Information
B. Change Settings Maintenance
C. Purchase Items
D. Edit Past Purchases
Garrett Klotz
Answer

23. “Oh yeah, You’ve got this!”
Which of the following is not one of the three main functions of
Pocketbook?
A. Input Debit/Credit Card Information
B. Change Settings Maintenance
C. Purchase Items
D. Edit Past Purchases
Garrett Klotz
Extras

24. “ How did you come up with something so marvelous?!”
Target Audience
Funding
Distribution
Cameron Sigler
Funding: Pocketbook is back by independent investors who are shareholders in TASK Force Industries, contributors from participating Banking and Credit Card Institutions, and my colleagues and I are ourselves independently wealthy from various successful business ventures.
Target Audience: Anyone with a smart device who purchases the application.
Distribution: Pocketbook will be available on multiple mobile stores, including the app store, Google play, and Windows store.
Summary

25. = “Reel ‘em in!” Summary Pocketbook working for you Ease of purchases
Security and Privacy
You get to look cooler than your friends =
GARRETT KLOTZ
Questions

26. “What are your thoughts?”
JOE THROWER
The End