1. Make It My Computer Brian Tse Alice Muna Lin Thierry Uwilingiyimana

2. Analysis of the Problem  The use of public computers in other countries  Need for personalizing  Familiarity = productivity  Relevant Work

6. Objectives  Fully customizable system  Promotes familiarity and comfort  User friendly Easy to remember web address  Compatible with all types of computers Fast loading

7. Alternatives Considered  Storage Virtual Computer 1GB  Programs  Saved Setting Semi-Virtual 20MB  Programs  Saved Settings  Website Functions Homepage  List of Options  Implement preferences  Saves at logoff Embed a program on the computer  Loads data files  Saves at logoff  Send packet to server

8. Basis for Design Selection  Storage Alternative Financially feasibility Fast loading webpage  Website Function Ease of use Compatibility Fast loading User friendliness

9. Alternative Evaluation: Storage  Virtual Computer  Pros  Space is appealing to people  More programs  Ability to download programs  Cons  Expensive  Waste of space  Semi-Virtual Computer  Pros  Affordable  User friendly  Addition source of income  Cons  Less space  Less features

10. Evaluations of Design Alternatives Website  Homepage Requires technical knowledge for full customization May not be compatible with all computers  Programs  Space allocation  Program Easier for the user More customizable with less technicalities Easier to protect files that are sent in packages

11. Design Selection  Storage Alternative “Projecting the look of one’s computer”  Website Function Back-stage embedded program

33. Objectives for Startup  Have an increasing number of people use our services  Expand our startup and hire more people  Make a profit  Initial Constraints: Budget

34. Business Decisions We Considered  Decide upon Size of Team Launch of product How to make money  Based decisions on objectives and constraints

35. Questions