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[Instruction]
Suggest presentation headers based on the following information:


Business Model Canvas + presentation

Requirement 1:      Fill the Canvas provided to you with this assignment 
(mark on the canvas is 10 and will be divided by 2) 5 points 
 
   Due date 14/11/2022
 
 


Business Model Canvas 
1st Sem. 2022/2023
Task – 5 points
Designed by (Students’ name)
Business model type (according to models in Ch 4) (0.5 point)
Farah Ghanma
Zaid Issa
Rasha
Duaa
Maen
Business-to-business model
Sec No.: 1


Group No.: 1


Key Partners (0.5 point)
Key Activities (1 point)
Value Propositions (1.5 point)
Customer Relationships (0.5 point)
Customer Segments (1.5 point)

 - Computer Devices Wholesalers: They’ll be the ones providing us with computer devices we’ll be installing our software on.

- Payment Gateway: A company that will be responsible with all Credit Card payments, in addition to providing us with their Card Reader Machine.



- Outsource computer devices for kiosks.

- Delivering kiosk devices to restaurants.

- Customizing kiosk software based on restaurant needs.

- Maintaining servers and software during its operation in restaurants. 



Users
- Comfort customers and prevent them from staying in a queue for a long time to order their meals.
- Can track how long their food needs.
- Receives smart menu item suggestions that eases ordering food.

Restaurants
- Relieve pressure on workers 
- Getting food orders faster
- Increase in sales due to user satisfaction and speed of serving customers.



- Customer support available to all users being served by the restaurant.

- Maintenance team supporting restaurants directly (bugs, server issues, etc.).

Restaurants
New restaurants that are just entering the market and want to implement a non-traditional POS system

Restaurants with a traditional POS system that want to integrate a kiosk for more efficiency, lack of queue time, and the ability to track orders.
Key Resources (1 point)
Channels (0.5 point)

- Sales manager
- App developers
- Computer Devices Provider
- QA team
- Maintenance team









- Windows Software.


Cost Structure (1.5 points)
Revenue Streams (1.5 points)

- Startup cost: say we are starting at FireFly Burger restaurant, we have 7 branches all over Jordan, we will install two monitors of 15.6” in each branch as a start, this will cost us $250 per screen, 250*2*7= $3500. System development cost will be $0 since we all have programming background, especially in the needed language (C#). Our database is cloud-based and free for 20k operations/day, it will be increased if needed, $0.05/10k operations. 

- Fixed cost: it’s a one-time installation, and software will be updated automatically. 

- Variable costs: we will not have free installation for the kiosk, and having a well-implemented system will do the advertising job for us since we chose a busy place. But for the first couple of months we will have an employee in each branch explaining to people how to use the system so these employees will get paid around $400/month. (or we could pay extra for an employee who is already working in the restaurant to explain to people).

Total: 3500+2*400*7  = $9100 



-The percentage taken from each purchase (food order) of the KIOSK device that is in the possession of the restaurants purchasing the device (this is variable). Selling each unit for $400, our revenue will be $150/screen.

- Percentage taken from monthly maintenance cost.
      

                                                                                                        




[Ground truth Answer]
Presentation Headers:

1. Introduction to the Business Model Canvas
2. Students' Information and Business Model Type
3. Key Partners and Activities
4. Value Propositions for Users and Restaurants
5. Customer Relationships and Segments
6. Key Resources and Channels
7. Cost Structure Analysis
8. Revenue Streams and Projections
9. Implementation and Deployment Strategy
10. Benefits and Future Growth Potential
11. Conclusion and Q&A

[Assistant's Response]
Based on the detailed information provided, here is a suggested structure for your Business Model Canvas presentation. This structure ensures that all critical components of the Business Model Canvas are covered comprehensively and logically:

1. **Introduction**
   - Overview of the Business Model Canvas
   - Purpose and objectives of the presentation
   - Due date and task requirements

2. **Group Information**
   - Team Members: Farah Ghanma, Zaid Issa, Rasha, Duaa, Maen
   - Section Number: 1
   - Group Number: 1
   - Business Model Type: Business-to-Business

3. **Business Model Overview**
   - Explanation of the chosen business model type (from Chapter 4)

4. **Key Partners**
   - Computer Devices Wholesalers
   - Payment Gateway Providers

5. **Key Activities**
   - Outsourcing and delivery of kiosk devices
   - Customizing kiosk software for restaurant needs
   - Maintaining servers and software

6. **Value Propositions**
   - For Users: Reduced queue times, food tracking, smart menu suggestions
   - For Restaurants: Relieved worker pressure, faster order processing, increased sales

7. **Customer Relationships**
   - Customer support services
   - Maintenance support for restaurants

8. **Customer Segments**
   - New market entrants looking for non-traditional POS systems
   - Restaurants with existing POS systems seeking efficiency improvements

9. **Key Resources**
   - Sales manager, app developers, computer devices provider, QA team, maintenance team

10. **Channels**
    - Distribution and communication channels for software and hardware deployment

11. **Cost Structure**
    - Startup costs: Initial installation and equipment expenses
    - Fixed costs: One-time installation and automatic software updates
    - Variable costs: Employee training and support during initial months

12. **Revenue Streams**
    - Revenue from kiosk sales and maintenance services
    - Percentage from each purchase made through the kiosk
    - Monthly maintenance fees

13. **Conclusion**
    - Summary of the business model
    - Future outlook and potential impact on the market

14. **Q&A Session**
    - Open the floor for questions and discussions

This structured approach ensures that your presentation is clear, concise, and covers all necessary aspects of the Business Model Canvas.

[The End of Assistant's Response]

Please give feedback on the assistant's responses. Also, provide the assistant with a score on a scale of 1 to 5 for each category, where a higher score indicates better overall performance. Make sure to give feedback or comments for each category first and then write the score for each category. Only write the feedback corresponding to the scoring rubric for each category. The scores of each category should be orthogonal, indicating that 'Efficiency of User Alignment' should not be considered for 'Readability of User Alignment' category, for example. 

Lastly, return a Python dictionary object that has skillset names as keys and the corresponding scores as values.

[System]



Assistant: