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Feasibility BUS-W233 Presentation OMNI 360 Dome Shape Camera Agenda Introduction of Product The OMNI 360 In car security system Dome Shape Camera Online video streaming Basic Model: - Rechargeable battery & Solar Energy - Night Vision - 360 degree - Code Protected Switch Advanced Model: + Better Video and Audio Capability Value Creation, How? OMNI 360 offers value through: Basic &...

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Feasibility BUS-W233 Presentation OMNI 360 Dome Shape Camera Agenda Introduction of Product The OMNI 360 In car security system Dome Shape Camera Online video streaming Basic Model: - Rechargeable battery & Solar Energy - Night Vision - 360 degree - Code Protected Switch Advanced Model: + Better Video and Audio Capability Value Creation, How? OMNI 360 offers value through: Basic & Advanced models Customer services for installation problems, storage, and playback support Outsourcing Production in order to decrease total costs Outsource to Hong Kong and Mainland China Hong Kong: Leading exporter of car accessories and parts (experience) Mainland China: Growing economy and lower production costs Value Creation, How? OMNI 360 offers value through: (Con't) Partner with a car manufacturer to sell our product for use in new car manufacturing Eventually sell to retail outlets who then sell to end users Value Creation, Who? 1. Our Company Omni Security Credibility by partnering with car manufacturers Expand internationally by gaining market share through car manufacturers within a couple of years 2. Car Manufacturers Auto companies' cars worth more with innovative accessory Offers competitive advantage over others that do not have the technology Increased quality & desirability of Cars Value Creation, Who? 3. Retail Outlets Increase profit through the sale of our product New innovative products Security Assurance 24/7 with access to video feed with any internet connection Reliable evidence in case of car theft, vandalism, accidents, and insurance claims. 4. Customers / End Users Internal Source of Advantage Networking & Resource Leverage Negotiate with Chinese (outside source) for manufacturing Lower product costs Negotiate with car manufacturers as added option for their vehicles Gives us exclusivity with major manufacturer Access to larger market Internal Source of Advantage Technology & Innovation Our product combines several forms of technology Video capabilities including 360 degree view Live video streaming available via the internet Solar power energy to run camera 24/7 Alarm system that contacts you and the authorities Expert researchers and engineers Improve current product and innovate to expand product line Differentiation Sources of differentiation Patented technology Unique product The Product Dome shaped camera attached to the inside roof of the vehicle Provides 360 degree view of the car and surrounding area Camera runs on solar power and rechargeable battery when car is off Differentiation The Product Reserved energy helps provide 24/7 surveillance of the vehicle Video feed downloads to a database and is streamed live via the Internet Can go back and view footage from any point in the last 5 days Can view video of vehicle even if vehicle is stolen; video is not recorded onto an onboard memory card Differentiation Innovation & Continued Leadership Will look for alternative energy sources in improve efficiency and effectiveness of camera Continued Research & Development Smaller Better designs video quality Added features Expanded product line Operating Leverage: Fixed Costs: Economic Model Distribution warehouses Delivery infrastructure Servers to store video data Web interface Construction Delivery to automobile manufactures and eventually dealerships and retail outlets Primarily composed of fixed costs, meaning our business carries a high risk of not breaking even, but once we do achieve break even, profit will accelerate quickly. Variable Costs: Total Costs: Volumes: High Volume: We plan to have our device in most of our automobile manufacturing partners' model and eventually in retail outlets and dealerships Distribution Warehouses: built to accommodate appropriate inventory size but we hope to quickly move our product from the manufacturer to the customers Servers: built to accommodate the necessary storage and traffic Goal: To pass competitor's systems such as OnStar in prevalence - Economic Model Margins: At first: high margins (premium product, low cost of outsourced manufacturing) This will help us establish the product's reputation Eventually: margins may drop when we move into retail outlets and dealerships as we drop price to increase volume. Revenue Sources: Fixed: selling the camera units Variable: service fees Our time, scope and size ambition Ideally, we hope to create a growth model business in Omni Security. We realize that establishing our desired brand reputation and market share will take a significant amount of time, effort, and initial investment. Profits will continuously be reinvested into research and development in order to maintain an industry lead. One benefit to our business model is that there are built-in points where we can evaluate the course of business and redesign our model if needed. For example, we may have trouble partnering with a automobile manufacturing company. At this point, we can shift to a speculative model in an attempt to sell the company or to a subsistence model to recover our investments and exit the industry. Internal Consistency Sourcing Profiles of Hong Kong Major Manufacturing Industries http://info.hktdc.com/main/industries/t2_2_2.htm Auto sales plunge again http://money.cnn.com/2008/08/01/news/companies/auto_sales/index.htm United States Department of Transportation - Federal Highway Statistics 2006 http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/policy/ohim/hs06/driver_licensing.htm Crime in the United States 2007 http://www.fbi.gov/ucr/cius2007/data/table_12.html Hot Wheels: Vehicle Theft Continuing to Decline https://www.nicb.org/cps/rde/xchg/nicb/hs.xsl/72.htm Automobile customizing defies stereotypes http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/cars/new-cars/news/2006/car-customizing-defiesstereotypes-consumer-reports-10-06/overview/1006_car_personalization.htm Prius to get solar-powered air conditioning, newspaper says http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/2008-07-07-prius-solar-powered-air-conditioning_N.htm New cars will skimp on fuel but not on amenities http://www.usatoday.com/money/autos/2008-07-06-small-cars-loaded_n.htm On Board System, Mobile Watchman http://www.mobilewatchman.com/ Thank You!
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