Aisle411 Feasibility Study

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Element F
Sheaffer Smith, Zac Haney, Javier Bernal, Adison Coffman

Problem Statement
According to Nathan Pettyjohn, CEO of the Aisle411 app, about twenty percent of retail sales are lost in stores, because shoppers can not find items when shopping.

Introduction In this stage of our development, we have come up with our final design through element D. We will use the design quite frequently in this element by reviewing the design and what obstacles we will face in the market. As a group we will have to review our design by a few things like price and distribution of our product. along with reviewing we have to see and talk about the obstacles that as a group we'll have to overcome. The merit of our design will be a big part of our project and this element. This is our business plan and attack plan for this important element.

Design Review Our product has many features that could make it effective for our target consumer. Our product is an app based software that can be distributed through standard app stores …show more content…

In that element, we had to ask for expert reviews and consumer reviews on our ideas. In these our participants seemed rather interested in finding out more about our project and how to support us. After explaining our project to our parents, experts, and consumers, many are now wanting to see how our prototype turns out. We have invested time more than money into our project. Since we took classes before this project started on programing we have a basic knowledge of our software that we will use to make the app. The school has invested money into the software and tablets that we will use. If i were to explain the project to my bestfriend i would tell them about what our app is intended to do and what market we want to appeal to. Then tell them about how many people this would effect and the possible customers of our project like walmart and target even smaller retail

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