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Proof Of Concept

Transcript: What's on the menu ... What makes us different ? The open framework The managed flexibility Empowered de-central organization Customer & business driven approach Time-to-market Multi-Customer 2009 Decentral Competence Centre Bart Verellen Globally Available Architecture Community 2008 Joana Lomelino (cc) image by nuonsolarteam on Flickr DHL Freight LLP PLATO Recognition as standard for LLP Europe Managed Inhouse 2006 Intro Organisation 2010 Organization Services Architecture Services 2011 Europe Deployment Tommy De Vos Organization Chart Cederik Haverbeke Benelux Deployment Governance End-2-End TMS Live Demo Dieter Lousberg Competence Centre Serge Gregoir Our Customers Key Users Super Users

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Transcript: -I had a specific song in mind which was central to my concept; a self-recorded version might prove to devalue this concept -Additionally, finding a group of people capable of playing the song and also willing to record could be a highly difficult task http://www.imagearts.ryerson.ca/ewood/cestlavie/ Solution To create a video that incorporated kinetic typography, video and photography elements, as well as self-recorded audio. Progress http://25.media.tumblr.com/70b66009e6d9f46cfb24df1f93a78d3b/tumblr_misxpq6bSj1qg3wdfo1_1280.png Down-Falls: Original Idea: Proof of Concept I decided to revise my project so as not to diminish the concept. I will now be creating a web-based interactive video in which users will have to click through and view the story of individual characters in order to get the "full picture." This full picture will manifest itself as my completed kinetic typography. Each time a character's profile is viewed, a corresponding section of the typography will be revealed. If no character profiles have been viewed, an instrumental version of the song will play along with different, lyricless version of the video. Sticking with the theme of suicide discussed in my initial proposal, this serves comment on how there are many underlying causes of suicide that are often overlooked until it is too late.

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Transcript: Survey conducted online and on paper with IBA students Focus group conducted on campus Survey conducted online and on paper with IBA students 23% percent were willing to buy it for 450 Proof of Concept Methodology Notebooks: 130 per unit; 140 per unit Shirts: 110 per unit 120 per unit, 130 per unit; screen printing : 60 per unit Fair fan graphics and printers : 130 rupees 03212449592 basement Kohinoor square, Pakistan chowk Shirts: Grami garments 110 rupees (03332105303) Office no 47, Rex centre 1st floor, Zaibunissa street Khans company 60 rupees for screen printing. Showroom no. 80 1st floor Rex centre, Zaibunissa street, Saddar Sell the shirts at 400 and notebooks at 200 per unit Initially manufacture 100 notebooks and 100 shirts Costs: Approximately 14000 for notebooks and 20000 for shirts Financial decisions 14% were willing to buy it for 300 The customers were generally curious about the product image Data: 80% were willing to purchase it Conclusions Reaching our customers Interest in the product Quotes from suppliers 44% percent were willing to puchase it for 500 or more Notebooks will incur a cost of 130. 70 rupees per notebook profit T-shirts will incur a cost of 180 profit will be 220 rupees per shirt Gross margin Calculations LoudWolf. 19% percent were willing to buy it for 350 Facebook page Campus stall Simple bags with LoudWolf. logo Discounts when multiple shirts bought It would be better to make shirts in lesser amounts first even if it affects our profit margin Our calculations about market size was remained fairly unchanged Desired Attributes

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Transcript: Web Shop Locating a Price Look Up code Head Office Mobile Pos 2 Pos 1 Live View HHT

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Transcript: PROOF OF CONCEPT SOCIOCULTURAL EDUCATION IV AGENDA 1 INTRODUCTION PROOF OF CONCEPT OBJECTIVE TECHNICAL VIABILITY STRATEGIC OR MARKETING IMPACT ECONOMIC COST / BENEFIT IMPORTANCE USES OF A PROOF OF CONCEPT CONCLUSION INTRODUCTION 2 Proofs of concept provide insights for designing a better product or service. In addition, they allow you to evaluate the success of these new product ideas before they are marketed. A further explanation of the subject will be explained below, with its characteristics and uses. PROOF OF CONCEPT Proof of concept is defined as a marketing research method that involves asking customers questions about their ideas for a product or service before launching it. In this way, you can measure your acceptance and willingness to buy and therefore make decisions before launch. 3 OBJECTIVE They evaluate the relative or absolute attractiveness of an alternative product idea, configuration, or position. They indicate which specific segments of the population are attracted by the product. They provide the information necessary for the development of the product, as well as for its promotion, distribution and price determination. OBJECTIVE CHARACTERISTICS TECHNICAL VIABILITY MARKETING STRATEGY ECONOMIC COST / BENEFIT CHARACTERISTICS Technical viability 4 The technical feasibility is evaluated before a certain requirement or idea to determine if it is possible to carry it out satisfactorily and in safety conditions with the available technology, verifying various factors such as structural resistance, durability, operability, energy implications, control mechanisms, according to the field in question. SCOPE: -Analyze and prioritize the optimal size, location, facilities, resources and organization necessary to satisfy a need or eliminate a problem. -Have a technical approach to the manufacture of a product. SCOPE It must be determined: Size Processes/production / transformation Location: macro-location and micro-location Important points Strategic or marketing impact: The strategic planning of a company is where the direction of the same defines the missions of the organization, establishes long-term goals and formulates strategies to achieve them. These global goals and strategies then become the frame of reference for planning the functional areas that make up the organization, such as production, finance, human resources, research. 5 To be successful in marketing planning we must consider the following factors: Factors Practice market research. Prepare a plan based on the objectives set. Consider the information provided by market research. Select the personnel who will intervene in the development of the plan. Economic Cost / Benefit: Cost-benefit is a term that is used to speak of a system that evaluates all the profits that are obtained in a certain project. In this calculation, all the costs and all the benefits involved in a commercial operation are taken into account. 6 What is it for It is an important technique within the realm of decision theory. It intends to determine the suitability of the project through the enumeration and subsequent valuation in monetary terms of all costs and benefits derived directly and indirectly from said project. What is it for IMPORTANCE: It is the result of creative work, or research carried out perhaps by research institutes or universities, it is the formulation of a theory, a diagram, a drawing, which is supposed to carry out this or that function.. 7 USES OF A PROOF OF CONCEPT: Here are some of the more common use cases where proofs of concept can be applied: Product development New home page design Try a new logo Offers and prices Ad test USES OF A PROOF OF CONCEPT CONCLUSION The proof of concept is the stage or phase that makes the magic of going from an idea, to a physical product that can be touched, tested or felt. If this works, then it will have to go through various tests to reach the end consumer. All these processes allow us to reduce the uncertainty in the creation of new products, and ensure success in the market, ensuring our investment and our future earnings. 8 MEMBERS CONTRERAS AVALOS CLAUDIA YAZMIN MENDEZ CRUZ ANA GABRIELA MORALES MARIN VALERIA SHALOM SOTO LEON ANGEL RUBEN SOTO VILLAGRANA DULCE GUADALUPE TORRES GONZALES YERMA YADIRA MEMBERS https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOrM3OmlMms VIDEO

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Transcript: KEY RESOURCES LINE OF SIGHT CUSTOMER SEGMENTS COST STRUCTURE CUSTOMER RELATIONS AFTER the STITCH Questions? CHANNELS BEFORE the STITCH REVENUE STREAMS KEY PARTNERSHIPS CASH FLOW

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Transcript: Questions? Comments? Concerns Discuss Neural Cell Line Purpose Fully functional neurons derived from iPSC Collaboration with Dr. Navara Pros Finalize Procedures Cancer cells are depolarized, therefore expressing a more positive membrane potential than neurons G-particle's negative charge will be attracted to the more positive cancer cells and, repulsed by more negative neurons Proof of Concept Cure some cancer Change the world Just another day in G-Lab -90 mV Easy to culture Experience Purchase from Perkin Elmer Parental line: ATCC® HTB-14™ Red-shifted luciferase gene (Red- FLuc) brighter, red shifted signal longer wavelengths brighter than other luciferases Eagle's Minimum Essential Medium + 10% FBS Run Experiment Collaboration - we can't culture yet Risky depending on another lab No experience working with this cell line Derived from stem cells - validity Neurons are delicate Imaging Not human Validity: Neuron-like Cancerous Co-Culture these bad boys together Weigh pro's/cons make an executive decision Buy pc12's or ask for Neurons Purchase from Perkin Elmer Parental line: ATCC® HTB-14™ Red-shifted luciferase gene (Red- FLuc) brighter, red shifted signal longer wavelengths brighter than other luciferases Eagle's Minimum Essential Medium + 10% FBS Both are "acceptable" cell lines BUT neither is a primary line Co-culture Red Spectrum Excited with luciferin Emits at 600 PC12 iHPSC Neurons To establish a novel technique using a delivery agent that can alter the desired target’s biological function with various layers of specificity. Rat, not human Neuron like not actual neurons Membrane potential -80 mV not -90 mV Diseased with cancer Differentiated Neurons GBM Cell Lines Human primary glioblastoma line Stage IV ATCC® HTB-14™ Effects in nude mice when ioculated subcutaneously (10^7) Eagle's Minimum Essential Medium + 10% FBS - Determine all areas we would like to investigate - Compile a complete list of claims - Possibility of concurrently run publication experiments - Example: Modeling the BBB in vitro? Method Experience working with this line Membrane potential at -80 mV, similar to neurons at -90 mV Less expensive to buy No training required Easy to culture Typically, highly proliferating cancerous and non-cancerous cells are known to have depolarized membrane potentials G-Particle exploits membrane charge for increased specificity in targeting cancer cells Future projects Human -90 mV MP Neurons Ensure that GBM doesnt eat up all the media and kill the neurons before we can run experiments Cons Hypothesis "Ideal Line" The Debate Red Spectrum Excited with luciferin Emits at 600 G-Particle will selectively target U-87 (GBM) cells grown in co-culture with healthy neurons, demonstrating a safe and effective treatment for cancer Human - stem cell induced Neurons Locally available Cheap: we would proably only pay for dye -90 mV membrane potential Non diseased culture Can also culture glial - a bit longer Gives us experience working with these cells for future projects U 87 MG Cy 3 ex: 550 nm em: 570 nm Buy U-87 MG Pros Game Plan (so far) Imaging Collaboration Risks No experience Validity: induced SC Delicate U 87 MG Bioware® Brite Cell Line U87 MG-Red-FLuc Brain Cell Lines GBM Cell Lines ATCC® CRL-1721™ Rat adrenal gland Pheochromocytoma Imaging Human primary glioblastoma line Stage IV ATCC® HTB-14™ Effects in nude mice when ioculated subcutaneously (10^7) Eagle's Minimum Essential Medium + 10% FBS Final Decision?? Neurons/Pc-12: Cy 3 exites at: 550 emits at 570 U-87 MG: Luciferin Emits at: 600 Nanoparticle: exited: 980 emits: 350 & 680 Cons Bioware® Brite Cell Line U87 MG-Red-FLuc GBM cell line: U 87 Neurons: two options to discuss 1. Differentiated from iPSC 2. PC12 Human Neurons Primary line Easy to culture Experience G-particle Gain experience working with line Grow in EMEM Grow in Neural Media Observe growth rates Estimate Co-Culture cell concentration and account for enriched media Membrane Potential (Vm) PC12

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Transcript: The Smallest Things Take A L O N G T I M E Why Let's Show... Not Tell Talk LESS But... And the smallest details. Show the BIG picture With Business Planning

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