Justify your solution by completing the Key Business Proposition, to show that it can be the foundation of a viable business, and the Technical Brief, to demonstrate all the thought and research that went into your design.Develop Your Key Business Proposition
Use Business Model Types to explain how your solution creates value for customers. Use the Key Business Proposition (click here for an editable Word Doc version) to help you work through this and answer the following questions: Who are your customers? Why do they need your design? How does your solution enhance what customers like about their situation and fix what they dislike? What type of business model will you use for your product?
Complete Your Technical Brief
Keep track of how your group developed your product. Use the Technical Brief (click here for editable Word Doc version) to reflect on your process, report on other ideas you considered, and discuss the mathematics and science you used while conducting research. Also, the Technical Brief is where you will describe the specifics of your solution and justify why and how it works. You can use the Technical Brief Rubric (click here for editable Word Doc version) to make sure you’ve met all requirements for your solution.
How might the Key Business Proposition (KBP) influence the design of your solution?
