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Case 3.1
NearbyNow:Hands-On Product
Feasibility Analysis
Group 2:
MA0N0203 Stan
MA0N0226 Lyndon
Introduction
In 2006, Dunlap’s wife
Bringing magazine to find UGG boots from
store to store in the shopping mall
Dunlap idea
Search engine
Finding available product and cheapest one in
shopping mall near you
Ideas and decision
Narrowing 100 ideas to 2 or 3 from logbook
Creating a way for shopper to search the
inventories of local mall
Named: NearbyNow
Talking to shopper, retailers and mall manager
Google: Buying things online
Dunlap’s idea --- searching online buying in
the local mall
Product feasibility analysis
Mode --- Product feasibility analysis
First target --- mall
Make sure demands
Reason --- 90% of all malls in USA controlled by six
companies
Talking to 2000 people (focus group or one to one)
People like
Searching online for price comparison and
shopping off, make sure product quality
Cloth and shoes
NearbyNow
NearbyNow
Built a team, Raising funding, Built the
service
Limitations
How accurately system can track their
inventory
Participation
High-end retailers not like products compared
with cheaper one side by side
Eventually, most retailers coming on board
Learning the unexpected
Need a test phase to learn unexpected
things
Concept --- Local call buffering
No need to call, but check it online
Sending email to customers for available
product
Poised for future growth
NearbyNow
About 200 malls with 50% of USA,
consumer within 30 miles of a NearbyNowenabled mall.
Taking its service beyond malls
Discussion question 1
Write a concept statement for NearbyNow.
If NearbuyNow was still in start-up stage
and Scott Dunlap asked you who he should
distribute the concept statement to , what
would you have told them?
Discussion question 2
What types of gumshoe research did
Dunlap benefit from, and what additional
gumshoe research could he have conducted
while he was investigating the feasibility of
NearbuyNow?
Discussion question 3
Did you know the majority of malls in the
USA are owned by 6 companies? If not,
how might you have discovered this
information if you were conducting a
feasibility analysis for a product ot service
that would be placed in malls?
Discussion question 4
Complete a first screen analysis for
NearbyNow. What do you learn from
analysis?