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    1.  
    2. Scenario Your days are busy You have no spare time You think to yourself “How will I Survive? I need food, I need energy”
    3. Daily Mail News Article Millions of people are overworked, stressed out and leaving little time for eating. The general public need a fast, efficient and easy way to get food. Without food how are we to function? -- Daily Mail May 31, 2007
    4. Company Profile
      • Blue Pen
        • An energetic team founded in 2007. Consisting of four QUT University Students
        • Tammy Butow, Peter, Alex Hooper and Alex Wade
      • Founding Students
        • Started the company to explore new methods of interactive design.
        • Wanted to develop new products to meet customers needs.
      • Food Fury
        • Blue Pen’s PDA and Web based food ordering application
    5. Product Synopsis: Food Fury
        • Provides the general public with an efficient food ordering service
        • Encompasses the interactions of the customers, couriers and restaurants
        • Meets the daily needs of a fast paced society
    6. Product Synopsis
        • Provides the general public with an efficient food ordering service
      • Current Method of obtaining food
      • Takes a long time
      • Hard to choose
      • Annoying Process
      Blue Pen’s Food Fury Solution - A quick streamlined process
        • “ I have so many meetings and no time to go get lunch”
        • “ I’m stuck at home with the kids, I’m too busy to make them lunch”
        • “ I’m really lazy, I hate going shopping”
        • “ My housemates ate all my food and I’m starving”
    7. Product Synopsis
        • Two core components:
        • Profitable – A system that customers need and want .
        • Advertisement Income – Restaurants will pay to have their food advertised in the system
      Blue Pen’s Food Fury Solution PDA and Web based Application (able to reach thousands of people) Courier and Restaurant System (A structured system of partnerships)
    8. Innovation
        • Our work brings the technologies of the Internet, GPS and Transaction Processing together
        • Our product benefits the retail industry and the general public
    9. Market Potential
      • The Problem
        • Delivery of food is yet to be fully developed. Pizza Hut is a market ruler.
        • However, there is no variety in food available.
        • No service is available to locate local food and purchase it AND have it delivered.
      • The Solution
        • Food Fury provides a system that allows customers to purchase a variety of foods and have them delivered. Restaurants can advertise their products and bicycle couriers deliver the food for a small fee.
      Food Fury is the solution
    10. Market Potential
      • Magnitude
        • Example:
          • Hundreds of stores sell food across Brisbane
          • Most of these stores are not advertised.
          • Customers do not know what most of these stores sell, or where they are located
          • There is no quick and efficient method of food delivery in Brisbane.
    11. Proof of Concept
      • Prototype Solution
        • A prototype solution was developed and tested receiving excellent feed back from the general public.
    12. Value to Public and Retail Industry
        • Food Fury has immense benefits for industry and the general public :
        • Increased sale of products and advertisement of goods for Industry
        • Availability and efficiency of a system to obtain food, a basic necessity
      • Interactive Restaurant Location Map Functions much like an interactive and graphic based yellow pages for Restaurants. Customers can navigate through the Map to find Restaurants of their choice. Demo: Locate a nearby Seafood Restaurant
      • Purchase a meal Customers can purchase a meal from one or several restaurants in the one order.
      • Demo: Purchase a meal from a restaurant of any choice.
      Features 1 2
      • Content Management System Restaurant items can easily be updated by an administrator to reflect changing restaurant menus. Demo: Content Management System.
      Features 3
      • Technology
        • Software Technologies
          • Macromedia Flash Application
        • Hardware
          • Any device that can run FlashLite 2.0 (Nintendo Wii)
          • PDA
          • Computer with Internet Access
      • Design Principles
        • Neilsen’s Usability Guidelines
        • Shneiderman’s Heuristic Principles
      Quality (technology & development guidelines)
    13. What’s Next?
      • For Blue Pen
        • Looking to commercialise the product
      • For The Product: Food Fury
        • Increase in features. Tracking system for orders
        • Increase in content available
        • Broaden Target Audience
      Identification & Authentication Time & Measurement
    14. Summary
      • Food Fury
        • Advertises restaurants and their products in Brisbane – service could be extended to wider audience
        • Efficient – A quick and easy to use service for customers
        • Adaptable – Features a content management system for updating menus
        • Benefits both industry and the general public – profitable and useful
        • IS NEEDED!! – evident by lack of a similar product and the Daily Mail news article
    15. Food Fury provides an efficient, easy to use and profitable service
    16. Any Questions?

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