This document discusses cryonics and the process of freezing people who have died with the hopes of reviving them in the future when medical technology has advanced. It outlines eight steps in the cryonics process from choosing a company to being preserved. It also discusses three key steps for cryonics to work: 1) quality of initial preservation, 2) capabilities of future medical technology, and 3) the time needed to connect preservation techniques to future medical advances. The document was produced as part of an assignment to research cryonics for developing a future product or service called "Frozen For Longer Live."