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LaunchPad – Global Learning

June 27, 2010

Great stage presence but blows the power point start. No eye contact. Too much sugar or too little rehearsals. Decent screen shots but too late to recover from earlier mis-steps. No eye contact throughout the presentation.    

Launch Pad – Dhaaba

June 27, 2010

Finally something to do with Food. Restaurant.com, KhaoPiyo.com. Starts with customer pain and goes into market sizing Karachi. Decent pitch format and presentation but still doesn’t answer the core question. How do you seed the network?  

Launch Pad – Wi Track

June 27, 2010

A GSM/GPRS based personal tracking system. Jumps into technospeak much too early in the presentation Good rationale for using the technological platform. Could have done a better job using visuals. So there is an application.

Launch Pad – Reflex 360

June 27, 2010

60 seconds gone and we still don’t know what Reflex 360. 2 minutes gone and we still don’t know what Reflex 360 does. Finally we will get to hear what is the product about. Maybe. Nope. 5 minutes of generalized statements about how sorry a job we are doing on the research front.

Launchpad – RenSoy

June 27, 2010

The search assistant you need. A Google powered search engine. Explains what is RenSoy reasonably well as long as you are geeky Google power search user. And RenSoy is reaching. How is it different from Google Advance Search.

LaunchPad – Pak Polling

June 27, 2010

Electronic voting through SMS or fingerprint recognition. Pitching along the lines of a class project or a research presentation rather than a business plan pitch. Decent idea but poor pitch.

Launch Pad – Foot Mouse

June 27, 2010

Great delivery and demo. Smart kid. Using the product to run the presentation. There is hope. Goes to market size, product features and goes off track with the video demonstration. So the key question is manufacturing scalability, distribution and profitability. Great presentation and pitch, gets the judges involved but hadn’t done the ground work on the business side, pricing and …Read the Rest

LaunchPad – Kitabain.com

June 27, 2010

Who is the customer? What is the customers’ possible pain. Retail customer Who is the customer? What is in it for large book importers, independent book sellers. An Amazon for Pakistan? First online platform that integrates EasyPaisa – Cool? 13000 books available on the websites within 2 months Charge a fixed commission on the sale of each book. Nice, concise, …Read the Rest

Launch Pad – People Capital 2.0

June 27, 2010

H20 Attracting quality human resources and then screwing them big time. Good stage presence. A central recording system for employees and employers. Facebook for Employers and Employees? Spend 4.5 minutes building up the case, 30 seconds on differentiation,  

Launch Pad – ArziRehaish

June 27, 2010

ArziRehaish – Pakistan’s first bachelor accommodation portal Let’s see if he can answer the core question: How do you get both part of the network seeded? (The room inventory available in the market, the individuals looking to rent) Starts off with his story, then goes to market size. Running out of time. Goes for covering all slides in less than …Read the Rest