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Week 4

This week is fully packed and hectic but the good thing that comes with busyness is productivity. Our group was able to create a Minimum Viable Product, Bullseye Framework, and a facebook page for our Traction Channel. To visit our page, you can search Lakbay and get to learn more about our idea. We are busy preparing our presentation for this week.

Week 4

This week is fully packed and hectic but the good thing that comes with busyness is productivity. Our group was able to create a Minimum Viable Product, Bullseye Framework, and a facebook page for our Traction Channel. To visit our page, you can search Lakbay and get to learn more about our idea. We are busy preparing our presentation for this week.

Week 3

This week, we only had to finalize our pitch deck that is set to be presented next week. Since our scheduled group meeting did not happen, we still managed to find ways for us to bridge the gaps and fill in the spaces that needs to be worked on for our third major presentation.

There were certain tasks we were given to help us create our bullseye framework. These tasks are below:

1. Read Traction by Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares

2. We need to select the top 3 and right it at the inner circle.

3. Write the next 6 in the middle layer

4. Crossed out the ones you’ve used

5. Redo after testing

To make our pitch deck more likable and captivating, we added some pictures to it. Yet, there are still a lot of things we need to do to make our product perfect and we hope we can be able to do this with everybody’s effort all in.

Week 3

This week, we only had to finalize our pitch deck that is set to be presented next week. Since our scheduled group meeting did not happen, we still managed to find ways for us to bridge the gaps and fill in the spaces that needs to be worked on for our third major presentation.

There were certain tasks we were given to help us create our bullseye framework. These tasks are below:

1. Read Traction by Gabriel Weinberg and Justin Mares

2. We need to select the top 3 and right it at the inner circle.

3. Write the next 6 in the middle layer

4. Crossed out the ones you’ve used

5. Redo after testing

To make our pitch deck more likable and captivating, we added some pictures to it. Yet, there are still a lot of things we need to do to make our product perfect and we hope we can be able to do this with everybody’s effort all in.

Week 2

Another week of learning and developing, I am glad that our group is getting better and working smarter. We learned new things this week just by watching the provided video which is a big help for the development of our start-up business concept. To introduce your business or product to the world, Minimum Viable Product has a very pivotal role because this has features that help get enough attention of the consumers so the product can be recognized and enticing. Aside from that, MVP provides access to our customer’s feedbacks thus we can easily assess our product and then think of improving or omitting what is required.

In celebrating National Science and Technology Week (NSTW), our team was given the opportunity to represent our class in the Pitching Competition. Though we did not win because our product concept was not yet perfect and we were not that ready to join, we are still happy that we got to experience it which is something we can surely learn from and remember for a long time.

Week 1

Our team did a good job this week. We had successfully delivered our report to the class and I am proud and glad of our group for having to derive with an amazing concept. It was an equal effort given by everybody and I was pleased with how things are going. However, there are parts of our presentation that needs to be edited or omitted and that is what we are working on. During our presentation, we also realized that the value presentation program, which would have been alright to be removed but we included it anyway, has consumed most of our time to present. Mr. Pascua also has given a lot of points to improve and develop our start-up business.

As we are provided a video to watch for, there I learned the Nine Elements of the Business Model Canvas which are as follows; Customer Segments, Value Proposition, Revenue Streams, Channels, Customer Relations, Key Activities, Key Sources, Key Partners, and Cost Structure. These all are helpful basis to assess business model.

To sum up all our learning from this topic, we learned that we must put emphasis on valuing customers- creating good relationship and showing good rapport to people will keep the business going because people will keep on coming back.

Week 7

I can describe this week as a fulfilling week because even if we had to only deal with less academic works, still our group was able to meet together and discuss what needs to be discussed and come up with the perfect title for our group idea. The title we had come up with, which is LAKBAY Traveler’s ID and Temperature Data Collection System, speaks of the whole idea itself. How we conceptualize our idea is clear and vivid based on the title we thought of.

Since the main problem our group is trying to deal with and help find solution for, this concept we produced hopefully will be useful and effective to meet the needs and address the problem travelers nowadays are facing. Having to get off the bus to present one’s ID, gather one’s temperature, leave one’s belongings unattended while being off the bus are a few of the problems of public commuters. Not to mention passengers that are pregnant, elderly or with disability.

To lessen the hassle of people, we hope our group’s concept idea will someday be produced and used.

Week 6: Customer & Market Validation

FIVE STEPS TO DETERMINE MARKET VALIDATION:

1. Write down goals, assumptions and hypotheses

2. Access market size and share

3. Research search volume of related terms

4. Conduct customer validation interviews

5. Test your product/service

Also this week we are to choose the final project for our proposal which will be presented for this coming Thursday morning. The team is confused in determining the 3 ideas, of what would be the final proposal project which can really create a conducive solution which can also be marketable in the community.

#technoprenuership

Week 5: The Interview

This week we got to experience a not-so-new activity yet done in a new way and that is doing an interview online and gathering data from surveys. For this week, we conducted an online survey by giving out questionnaires to certain population. Our team has shown camaraderie in this activity as everyone was helpful and assisting. When we knew the data are enough, we made some time to discuss all information to come up with a good conclusion. After that we then prepared for the presentation of our study.

These was the answered questionnaire by the respondent given by my group to interview person’s who were beneficiary of this proposal.

Week4: Formulating

For this week, me and my group met via googlemeet to share ideas and we have come up with a few during our discussion. We have to have a hypothesis and assigned somebody to create it. We thought we should conduct interview and decided to formulate a questionnaire to gather data needed for our proposal. Finally, we are now planning to start looking for prospect audience to interview with. But the best thing this week is that our team has unlocked the key to having unity. We are now growing as a team as I observe that each one of us is reaching out and trying to help in his own way. Everybody is doing their part and is sharing openly their ideas and opinions. As a result, we are working on our proposal as fine as it could be.

Screenshots: Leah Eusebio

#CreateandImplement

Week 3: SpaceTeam

Teamwork is very important. Though we always hear it but it is still real and true that teamwork is very important. You have to learn to believe in your teammates so you could exchange instructions. The crucial part of the game was to listen to your team while you also should deliver instructions for them. The key of that game was trust.

When you only focus on giving out instructions to your teammate and not listening to what directions they give you, winning is impossible.

With the Spaceteam game, we had fun playing it at the same time camaraderie was practiced, too. We realized that working under pressure, because it every round was monitored by time, can be won over with teamwork. Basically, all challenges are defeated if you work with a team.

Week 2: Meet and discuss

For this week, we, the Group 9 have exchanged ideas on what would be the best possible solution to every problem we may encounter from day to day through technological approach. We’ve consumed an hour to brainstorm and discuss. After our discussion, we have come up with these 3 ideas;

ctto: Mailla Kassandra Gara

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