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Scratch-it
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Agenda Introduction Team member Website Product Design WBS chart Product idea Market Shortcomings of Existing and Competing Products Market analysis
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Introduction
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Team members Joshua–Team Leader Min John Albert
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Website Include a screen shot once logo is fixed
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Design
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WBS Chart
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Product Idea Current Difficulties During Phone call Your messy bag Grocery Even in your palm skin
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Product Idea No constraints Place, Preparation, Time Low Cost Innovative Paper product market is already full Differentiated from digital product
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Product Idea Scratch-it Hand equip memo tool Combined with memo paper and glove Attached finger sized mini pen Write down on the back of your hand Product description A wearable glove Does not disturb your fingers Papers and pen are attached at the top part The paper prop is hard plastic
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Market
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Shortcomings of Existing and Competing Products Stickers Notebooks Mobile Phones
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Stickers: how we use them Small and colorful paper – Can be written on – Can be sticked somewhere They are used for – Recording Write information on it – Informing Deliver information to others – Reminding Write and stick in case of forgetting things – Labeling Stickers can themselves manage things
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Stickers: shortcomings Only one time of use – Workload increases greatly as information increases Not readily portable – Container and pen are needed Easy to be forgotten – No self-reminding mechanism Hard to manage – May be the cost of high flexiblity
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Notebooks: how we use them Books with blank pages Can be written on Can store more information They are used for Recording Fit for large-scale systematic information Reminding Can make a well-organized schedule for users
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Notebooks: shortcomings Lack of flexibility Pages a bound together Unseparable unless torn up Not easy to transport Big size Cannot be used without pens Easy to be forgotten No self-reminding mechanism
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Mobile Phones: how we use them Portable wireless telephone terminals – Phone calls/short messages – Personal digital assisstant They are used for – Recording Texts, pictures, videos... – Reminding Alarm, vibration, music... – Managing Store, edit, copy, organize... – Exchanging Send/receive in various ways...
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Mobile Phones: shortcomings Low input rate – Whether keypad, pen or finger graffiti – Complex mental work as well as physical work Self-contradiction – You cannot use the phone to do other things while using it Depend on electric power – Always make usersin trouble
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Market Analysis WorkplaceStudy situation HomeOther informal occasion 1 Hardwaresticker (*** 2 ) / Note book(***)/board(*) sticker(**)/ Note book(***) sticker(**)/ Note book(*)/board (*) sticker(*) / Note book(*) Software Kinds Mobile(*)/ handheld computers(*)/ laptop(***) Mobile(*)/ handheld computers(*)/ laptop(**) Mobile(**)/ handheld computers(* *) Note: 1 、 like in a street/ on a call/ in a speech/ etc. 2 、 the number of star means the average use frequency. The more the high frequency.
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The BCG Competitive Advantage Matrix This consume resources and generate little in return. And absorb most money as you attempt to increase market share. “question marks” usually are those with a low share of a high growth market
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Target Market & Market Size Students Secretary & assistance White-collar/gold-collar secretary 30 million high education students (28361795) until 2008. And we have about 1 million. So the total market size is about 30 million customers ( china )
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Further work Requirements analysis Prototype design Evaluation
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Q & A
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