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This document summarizes a startup's educational technology platform for Peru. It outlines the founding team, initial business model, target customer market in major Peruvian cities, customer interviews conducted, potential customer archetypes of graduates and companies, and proposed revenue models of per-course fees and monthly subscriptions. The next steps are to produce an MVP and validate the concept with customers.
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