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Analysis of UVPs and positioning for HeroX challenges, starting with current ones.
Analysis of UVPs and positioning for HeroX challenges, starting with current ones. OSE looks for:
#'''Collaborative''' - Are the challenges collaborative? Ie, are they changing the rules of incentives into the 21st century - from competitive to collaborative.
#'''Public''' - Is the challenge public interest  (public domain results) or privatized? Are they proposing a UVP where everyone is the beneficiary?
#'''Market''' - Is this a product that everyone everywhere in the world uses? Is there potential for economic creating freedom for many individuals?
   
   
*OSE - Collaboration method: rapid upload and download for collaborative dev. Stakes: changing an industry segment.
*OSE - Collaboration method: rapid upload and download for collaborative dev. Stakes: changing an industry segment.
*[https://www.herox.com/TransLinkOpenCall TransLink Tomorrow] - transportation sector, collaborate and innovate transportation sollutions for a regional transportation authority. Summary: making customer experience at TransLink more enjoyable.
*[https://www.herox.com/TransLinkOpenCall TransLink Tomorrow] - transportation sector, collaborate and innovate transportation sollutions for a regional transportation authority. Summary: making customer experience at TransLink more enjoyable. Market Size - small. Public - semi; collaborative - no. Transparency - no
*[https://www.herox.com/chocolate Cheaper and Healthier Chocolate]] - problem statement, challenge, pain point defined - for making lower cost and slightly healthier chocolate. Collaboration method -  
*[https://www.herox.com/chocolate Cheaper and Healthier Chocolate]] - problem statement, challenge, pain point defined - for making lower cost and slightly healthier chocolate. Collaborative - zero, just simple 'submit this to us' - [https://www.herox.com/chocolate/guidelines].
*[https://www.herox.com/Differential-Privacy-Synthetic-Data-Challenge data security challenge].  Collaborative - competitive using [[Topcoder]]. Public - no UVP proposed on public interest. Market- .Notes. Uses Community at HeroX for blog-like updates on progress, webinars, etc. N
*[https://www.herox.com/SpacePoop/community Spacepoop] - $30k 0


*[ data security challenge - Collaboration method - competitive using [[Topcoder]]
=Notes=
*HeroX does have vote up for forum answers, but the post does not rise to the top.

Revision as of 17:22, 9 August 2019

Analysis of UVPs and positioning for HeroX challenges, starting with current ones. OSE looks for:

  1. Collaborative - Are the challenges collaborative? Ie, are they changing the rules of incentives into the 21st century - from competitive to collaborative.
  2. Public - Is the challenge public interest (public domain results) or privatized? Are they proposing a UVP where everyone is the beneficiary?
  3. Market - Is this a product that everyone everywhere in the world uses? Is there potential for economic creating freedom for many individuals?
  • OSE - Collaboration method: rapid upload and download for collaborative dev. Stakes: changing an industry segment.
  • TransLink Tomorrow - transportation sector, collaborate and innovate transportation sollutions for a regional transportation authority. Summary: making customer experience at TransLink more enjoyable. Market Size - small. Public - semi; collaborative - no. Transparency - no
  • Cheaper and Healthier Chocolate] - problem statement, challenge, pain point defined - for making lower cost and slightly healthier chocolate. Collaborative - zero, just simple 'submit this to us' - [1].
  • data security challenge. Collaborative - competitive using Topcoder. Public - no UVP proposed on public interest. Market- .Notes. Uses Community at HeroX for blog-like updates on progress, webinars, etc. N
  • Spacepoop - $30k 0

Notes

  • HeroX does have vote up for forum answers, but the post does not rise to the top.