Extracted Content: Dawn Frye: Uh 'kay. So
  Mattie Collins: So so so.
  Karon Moore: Put on your mic.
  Virginia Allen: So you forgot how this works again?
  Karon Moore: Boss.
  Dawn Frye: Yep.
  Virginia Allen: Boss.
  Mattie Collins: Maybe. Maybe maybe maybe.
  Dawn Frye: Okay so we're here to talk about the detailed design of the product 'kay?
  Karon Moore: Yep.
  Dawn Frye: And here's the agenda for this meeting. Uh I'm just gonna open, say a few boring words to start with again, and start taking minutes afterwards. You guys are gonna give us a presentation of our wonder product that I can see some demonstrations of over there. Looks cool. And then we're gonna evaluate it. Then
  Mattie Collins: Bra
  Dawn Frye: we're gonna talk about finance, and I've got a lovely Excel spreadsheet I knocked up in the last five minutes for this. And
  Virginia Allen: Hmm you knocked it up?
  Dawn Frye: uh yep. And we're gonna evaluate the product and close. Got forty minutes to do this in. We should be fine. Let's try and keep this one on schedule.
  Karon Moore: Alright.
  Dawn Frye: So Your thing is in where
  Virginia Allen: Thi
  Dawn Frye: is it? Is
  Virginia Allen: third
  Karon Moore: Three,
  Dawn Frye: it in
  Virginia Allen: third third.
  Karon Moore: three.
  Virginia Allen: The end product thingy. Yeah.
  Dawn Frye: Who wants it?
  Karon Moore: Pedro can have it. I like I'll help talk.
  Virginia Allen: Um yeah so what we ended up with. Production costs estimated by our manufacturing department and um the research department, which is us, is uh fifteen point eight Euros, someone forgot the units
  Karon Moore: Unit price.
  Virginia Allen: there yeah, uh unit price unit production price cost thing. Um we implemented the basic functions, plus the locator, which was one of the marketing things, cradle, scroll wheel for uh the the channels, and uh we implemented the f the the way of putting the new and revolutionary zapping, your favourite channels functionality, in the scroll.
  Dawn Frye: Zapping your favourite channels, eh?
  Virginia Allen: Yeah.
  Karon Moore: Scrolling through your favourites list.
  Dawn Frye: Oh okay okay.
  Virginia Allen: Zapping you know zapping.
  Dawn Frye: Ah 'kay okay, that's
  Virginia Allen: Maybe
  Dawn Frye: favourites.
  Virginia Allen: it's just a Portuguese thing. And um yeah that was the result.
  Dawn Frye: Ah 'kay. I like the the the the logo on there as well.
  Karon Moore: It's very prominent.
  Dawn Frye: It is very prominent. So this is the
  Karon Moore: So here I'll give you the so this is the cradle unit, and this is the actual remote itself. Um so the scroll bar is or the scroll wheel is this this green little scrolly guy here, um and then the volume controls are here and here.
  Dawn Frye: Okay.
  Karon Moore: got the keypad which is the numbers uh f from zero to nine and then ten. This is the power button. Uh we have our um we have the enter button and uh what was the other button here? This is the
  Virginia Allen: Start
  Karon Moore: teletext.
  Virginia Allen: s the the start uh to to
  Karon Moore: The
  Virginia Allen: to
  Karon Moore: programme button,
  Virginia Allen: programme yeah.
  Karon Moore: yeah the
  Dawn Frye: Ah,
  Karon Moore: programme
  Dawn Frye: okay
  Karon Moore: button.
  Dawn Frye: I see.
  Karon Moore: So this bl this button will be used both for the favourites and for programming your uh the um the type of television you wanna use. So um the plastic is the white area of this of the model here, and the red area is like a rubber covering. So
  Dawn Frye: It's pretty
  Karon Moore: you
  Dawn Frye: cool.
  Karon Moore: can see that when it lays like this or like this and the buttons are all gonna be rubber, so it's pretty hard to actually damage it um
  Dawn Frye: Is that could that be easy to for the scroll wheel to be rotated if it lands on it?
  Karon Moore: Yeah that might be a possible a mi uh possible problem, but
  Virginia Allen: Not
  Karon Moore: if
  Virginia Allen: helping.
  Karon Moore: you drop it yeah.
  Dawn Frye: Oh well I guess it depends on the stiffness a little of it.
  Karon Moore: Yeah and it depends on if it's sliding, but I think it's pretty ergonomic. You can feel it.
  Dawn Frye: Mm. Feels good. I take it that this is gonna be slightly lighter in the
  Karon Moore: Yeah
  Dawn Frye: final
  Karon Moore: of course.
  Dawn Frye: design as well.
  Karon Moore: Well this is clay.
  Dawn Frye: Yeah it's kinda cool. You have to reach a little
  Karon Moore: Yeah the
  Dawn Frye: bit don't
  Karon Moore: the power
  Dawn Frye: you.
  Karon Moore: button is a bit of a reach, but I think we might scale down the final model a bit.
  Dawn Frye: Ah yeah
  Karon Moore: These
  Dawn Frye: that wouldn't make sense.
  Karon Moore: this is a bit larger than it would be, but
  Dawn Frye: It's cool. I'm impressed.
  Virginia Allen: Don't have no one to handle that.
  Mattie Collins: Mm
  Dawn Frye: And hold it
  Mattie Collins: that's
  Dawn Frye: so wh what's
  Mattie Collins: oh
  Dawn Frye: the
  Mattie Collins: that's
  Dawn Frye: marketing perspective?
  Mattie Collins: oh I like it. I mean you guys gave Mattie Collins more than I was asking for, so I'm happy because we've got some really marketable features in this. Yeah I think it's good. Good good good job.
  Karon Moore: Mm Pedro can demonstrate the
  Virginia Allen: Yeah.
  Karon Moore: the paging ability.
  Virginia Allen: So you ha you have like the the base station with um the little button for the where's my remote.
  Karon Moore: Beep beep beep.
  Mattie Collins: Uh pla
  Virginia Allen: The locator
  Mattie Collins: I'm ha
  Virginia Allen: function.
  Mattie Collins: It's
  Dawn Frye: Okay.
  Mattie Collins: great. That's great. It's
  Karon Moore: Um
  Mattie Collins: a great feature.
  Dawn Frye: Mm it's impressing.
  Karon Moore: beep beep beep
  Dawn Frye: So
  Karon Moore: so
  Dawn Frye: let Mattie Collins get it, if I press this button
  Karon Moore: beep beep beep
  Dawn Frye: I see. That's pretty
  Virginia Allen: Wicked
  Dawn Frye: cool.
  Virginia Allen: isn't
  Dawn Frye: Hang on.
  Karon Moore: beep
  Virginia Allen: it?
  Karon Moore: beep beep be shut up.
  Mattie Collins: So you can take this ho take this home with you
  Karon Moore: Beep
  Mattie Collins: tonight and you can push that and he'll be across town
  Karon Moore: beep beep okay.
  Dawn Frye: I plan to do that as well.
  Karon Moore: Um no no no tha
  Dawn Frye: So
  Karon Moore: that's
  Dawn Frye: the
  Karon Moore: alri
  Dawn Frye: the two blue are are those for the the it to charge off of
  Karon Moore: Exactly
  Dawn Frye: in?
  Karon Moore: that's exactly
  Dawn Frye: Ah okay
  Karon Moore: what those are
  Dawn Frye: okay.
  Karon Moore: for. And um there's one other feature that we were debating, but we decided to go against it, is um you could beep beep beep we were thinking that it might be interesting to have a trigger button here because you have this
  Dawn Frye: Yeah
  Karon Moore: finger it
  Dawn Frye: it's
  Karon Moore: it's it kinda
  Dawn Frye: the
  Karon Moore: feels
  Dawn Frye: right shape
  Karon Moore: like
  Dawn Frye: isn't
  Karon Moore: there
  Dawn Frye: it?
  Karon Moore: should be something there, but we couldn't figure out what button is important enough to put there. And we we don't wanna accidentally be hitting the power button like that
  Dawn Frye: But maybe
  Karon Moore: so
  Dawn Frye: if you had a trigger plus the scroll then
  Karon Moore: Mm.
  Dawn Frye: that would get past the the problem of it landing and scrolling,
  Karon Moore: Right.
  Dawn Frye: 'cause then it would need to be hit on both sides.
  Karon Moore: So maybe in a final design phase we might tweak that a little bit, but
  Dawn Frye: Okay.
  Mattie Collins: Uh, I
  Dawn Frye: But it's
  Mattie Collins: can
  Dawn Frye: definitely
  Mattie Collins: see that.
  Dawn Frye: got options for like different types of models and things as well based
  Karon Moore: Mm-hmm.
  Dawn Frye: on that, hasn't it?
  Mattie Collins: Yep I like. Good job.
  Dawn Frye: So is that the the final colour scheme as well or?
  Karon Moore: Oh no this is
  Mattie Collins: No no.
  Karon Moore: just what we had to work with at the time.
  Dawn Frye: Okay.
  Karon Moore: So we'll leave the colour scheme up to the marketing people.
  Dawn Frye: The hmm.
  Karon Moore: Careful.
  Dawn Frye: It came off. The scroll wheels, a problem with them not being sort of
  Mattie Collins: Well I mean
  Dawn Frye: I don't
  Mattie Collins: of
  Dawn Frye: think
  Mattie Collins: course,
  Dawn Frye: the user interface
  Mattie Collins: I mean
  Dawn Frye: guy wants to touch it
  Mattie Collins: My
  Dawn Frye: anymore.
  Mattie Collins: my s my suggestion is we're gonna go go to the silvers and blacks like most of the televisions.
  Dawn Frye: Mm.
  Mattie Collins: You know some blend of silvers and blacks.
  Karon Moore: Beep beep beep.
  Dawn Frye: Okay enough of that. Well i it's cool guys. 'Kay so are we done with the this presentation?
  Karon Moore: Yeah.
  Virginia Allen: Ja.
  Dawn Frye: Okay. Now now.
  Mattie Collins: So you're not gonna find my uh my folder up there I gotta do mine up at the board.
  Dawn Frye: Have you? Okay.
  Mattie Collins: Yeah yeah. So
  Dawn Frye: Can I not get your get at stuff from your shared folder now?
  Mattie Collins: No it's not in there because I had the computer problem and I
  Dawn Frye: Oh I
  Mattie Collins: I
  Dawn Frye: see
  Mattie Collins: I
  Dawn Frye: I see.
  Mattie Collins: cou I couldn't create it. I couldn't create it in the PowerPoint, and I think I've got this really strange cable. So what I had, basically going from the PowerPoint format, is that uh yeah yeah I like this a lot. Is this one of the tests is to see how we can adapt to s changing situations in the in the meeting room?
  Virginia Allen: Nah.
  Mattie Collins: So what we had is we had the method. That's not how you spell method, is it?
  Karon Moore: No way.
  Mattie Collins: No A_. So this doesn't go so fast this way. And when I speak about method I speak about the marketing of the product huh.
  Mattie Collins: And uh to Mattie Collins with this product we got uh we got basically three things to market. We've got the features, we have the uh characteristics, and we have the I I don't know what we would call the other part what we call you know the the the corp corporate Help Mattie Collins. The the corporation stands behind the product, okay. So the features I think we got the scroll, we've got the uh the locator, we've
  Virginia Allen: It
  Mattie Collins: got
  Virginia Allen: fell
  Mattie Collins: the durability,
  Virginia Allen: off.
  Mattie Collins: we've got the dependability, we've got you know the
  Karon Moore: Beep
  Mattie Collins: features
  Karon Moore: beep beep.
  Mattie Collins: that make this a unique product. Um the characteristics I talk about, we have reliability, we have comfort, we have ergonomics, we have environmentally s sensitive. Uh and the corporation, we're talking about we're we're a new we're a new company. We're wanting to make a name for ourself. We're wanting you to uh find our product so we're gonna give you a good product at a fair price. One thing I would want to to see is uh is can we can we get a lifetime uh guarantee on this product, a normal use guarantee, which means that this product, for the for the life of of the life use, if it should have a technical problem, that we could re replace it at no cost? That was something I would be interested in. Um so yeah without uh going into great details, we have a we have a product, it has the features and the characteristics, and the background, I believe, to make it marketable I believe at a cost of of of thirty thirty five to to fifty Euros. We're gonna be competitive, and we're gonna we're gonna have a market niche. Um
  Dawn Frye: Do you
  Mattie Collins: w
  Dawn Frye: would you a argue that that we're better going for the higher cost than bringing it down into twenty f five as we probably could, but lowering our profit margins?
  Mattie Collins: That that would be uh that would be I think a decision best made by corporate um I I m for my evaluation, based on what our competition is, I th I think that that we can go after this and and and go after more of the uh exclusivity sense than the mass market sense.
  Dawn Frye: Mm-hmm. Mm 'kay.
  Mattie Collins: But I'm sh I'm sure open to to market this in either direction. But you guys came up with a great product, and at that cost I think it uh there's nobody else that's putting this this combination of of ingredients together. The only limitations I see to this is that we're focused on television only. Uh that's the only that's the only drawback I see to this. But with all of these other features I think people c one thing I'm I'm hoping for is people are not gonna even notice. There's gonna be somebody going home and say oh sh this thing doesn't work for my D_V_D_ and my but I like these other things, so they keep it, they don't take it
  Dawn Frye: And
  Mattie Collins: back.
  Dawn Frye: we're actually quite open to be able to expand the product for a later version with those features quite simply anyway, aren't we? Th there's no fundamentally different technology
  Mattie Collins: Well one of
  Dawn Frye: to do
  Mattie Collins: one
  Dawn Frye: that.
  Mattie Collins: of the thoughts that I had is can can this unit be be produced in a way that makes it upgradable? You know
  Dawn Frye: Hmm.
  Mattie Collins: uh like like a um a sim card in a in a um in a telephone. You know is there a card in th can we make a card and so after
  Virginia Allen: W we need we need we need s some more buttons if it would to work on some other stuff,
  Karon Moore: Mm-hmm.
  Virginia Allen: but
  Mattie Collins: Mm-hmm, but you follow what
  Virginia Allen: We
  Mattie Collins: I'm s I'm
  Virginia Allen: we
  Mattie Collins: s
  Virginia Allen: w yeah we could get another version of it that actually works.
  Mattie Collins: Yeah 'cause
  Virginia Allen: But
  Mattie Collins: if
  Virginia Allen: uh
  Mattie Collins: if we can make this unit upgradable then we're yeah but then we talk about changing the warranty concept and everything, but that's that was just an idea I had. Uh to Mattie Collins
  Dawn Frye: Yeah,
  Mattie Collins: the only
  Dawn Frye: the
  Mattie Collins: additions
  Dawn Frye: plus there's the the risk of making it unusable as well, or making it less b because at the moment it's actually very straightforward to look at all the buttons, you know what they do, it's very
  Mattie Collins: Yeah.
  Dawn Frye: simple, and it just works.
  Mattie Collins: Yep.
  Dawn Frye: Mm there's a risk of that.
  Mattie Collins: But anyway that's uh
  Dawn Frye: Okay so we can talk about finance now. So I have a little spreadsheet for us where I I was wondering, you when you talked about the fifteen point eight Euros, I was wondering how you came up with that figure?
  Karon Moore: Well, that was just just our technical team added up the um production costs of the individual units.
  Dawn Frye: Okay so I have bit of a spreadsheet here for this.
  Virginia Allen: Very
  Karon Moore: Oh.
  Virginia Allen: co
  Dawn Frye: Now
  Virginia Allen: very colf
  Dawn Frye: I've
  Virginia Allen: colourful.
  Dawn Frye: made a f few assumptions here in that I'm assuming that our power adaptor
  Karon Moore: Uh-huh.
  Dawn Frye: we can make for a cost of four Euros, equivalent to solar cells, which I think is probably fair considering that we have in-house manufacturing of power adaptors already.
  Karon Moore: Uh-huh.
  Dawn Frye: Uh and I'm assuming that the locator beacon, the you know the
  Mattie Collins: Mm-hmm.
  Karon Moore: Yeah.
  Virginia Allen: beep beep beep.
  Dawn Frye: Can be made for it sounded different that time uh can be made
  Karon Moore: Oh,
  Dawn Frye: for
  Karon Moore: sorry.
  Dawn Frye: a similar price to uh an L_C_ display, uh an uh Uh do you think that's fair coming from a m the manufacturing?
  Karon Moore: Yeah um I do think we that we we uh don't need the events chip on print, we only need the uh the regular chip on print, so
  Dawn Frye: Okay.
  Karon Moore: there may have been a m miscalculation
  Dawn Frye: Yep.
  Karon Moore: in there.
  Dawn Frye: Okay. So we're down to sixteen point
  Karon Moore: And
  Dawn Frye: four,
  Karon Moore: we
  Dawn Frye: yeah.
  Karon Moore: and we have a single-curved uh
  Dawn Frye: Is that a single-curved rather than a double-curved?
  Karon Moore: Uh I think that
  Dawn Frye: We're not entirely sure what single-curve
  Mattie Collins: We've got a we've
  Dawn Frye: versus
  Mattie Collins: got a curve
  Dawn Frye: double-cur
  Mattie Collins: and a droop. I don't know whether that.
  Karon Moore: It's single-curved,
  Dawn Frye: You think? Okay
  Karon Moore: yeah.
  Dawn Frye: I'm convinced. But we save one Euro that way, yeah? So we come bring it down to Fifteen
  Karon Moore: See it's a little
  Dawn Frye: point
  Karon Moore: bit
  Dawn Frye: four.
  Karon Moore: more than f single-curved. So yeah it's fifteen point eight, that's where we came up with it.
  Dawn Frye: Well hang on. Do don't speak so
  Karon Moore: Okay.
  Dawn Frye: it's in here, in that w do we have any we have special form don't we?
  Virginia Allen: Yeah.
  Karon Moore: Yeah we do.
  Dawn Frye: So that's yeah.
  Karon Moore: Ah.
  Dawn Frye: But
  Karon Moore: What do
  Dawn Frye: the
  Karon Moore: you know.
  Dawn Frye: the the we haven't talked about any special colour though uh I don't th
  Karon Moore: Oh it's a that's
  Dawn Frye: think
  Karon Moore: not
  Dawn Frye: we're
  Karon Moore: very special, it's pretty
  Dawn Frye: O okay so we're Push-button,
  Karon Moore: If
  Virginia Allen: We don't
  Dawn Frye: scroll wheel, we're basically
  Karon Moore: th.
  Dawn Frye: we have uh th is this intended to be a button as well or just a scroll?
  Virginia Allen: It's a scroll.
  Karon Moore: That's a scroll.
  Dawn Frye: Just a scroll? It's not one of the scrolls where, for example, with this one you could push it down to be a button?
  Karon Moore: Uh no we just
  Mattie Collins: Ooh.
  Karon Moore: use it as a scroll.
  Dawn Frye: Okay then we have fifteen point eight Euros.
  Karon Moore: It was a pretty accurate estimate I
  Dawn Frye: It
  Karon Moore: would
  Virginia Allen: Yes.
  Dawn Frye: wasn't
  Karon Moore: say.
  Dawn Frye: bad.
  Virginia Allen: We're wicked.
  Karon Moore: Yeah.
  Virginia Allen: Awesome.
  Dawn Frye: Okay so we're on
  Karon Moore: S
  Dawn Frye: to
  Karon Moore: 's
  Dawn Frye: the
  Karon Moore: kind of s frighteningly accurate.
  Virginia Allen: Yeah.
  Dawn Frye: We're on to the pat-on-the-back part of the presentation, where we have a look at the criterias th that Paul the criterion criteria that Paul has has given us, and we can use that to tell How's it going? Anyone got any
  Karon Moore: What?
  Dawn Frye: thoughts? How how have we done today?
  Karon Moore: I think we did pretty well.
  Virginia Allen: Yeah.
  Dawn Frye: I think we did pretty well too. That looks pretty spectacular.
  Mattie Collins: No, I think we come up with a with a attractive marketable um product and and concept.
  Dawn Frye: Any other chang uh thoughts?
  Dawn Frye: Okay so th th what about um room for creativity?
  Virginia Allen: That
  Dawn Frye: Is
  Virginia Allen: was
  Dawn Frye: it
  Virginia Allen: mm-hmm
  Karon Moore: Sh
  Dawn Frye: the.
  Karon Moore: I think there was plenty of room.
  Virginia Allen: Yeah.
  Dawn Frye: I I think we we
  Karon Moore: We got
  Dawn Frye: ended
  Karon Moore: a couple
  Dawn Frye: up being
  Karon Moore: innovative
  Dawn Frye: quite creative
  Karon Moore: i
  Dawn Frye: there.
  Mattie Collins: Yeah well
  Karon Moore: Couple
  Mattie Collins: we
  Karon Moore: innovative ideas.
  Mattie Collins: we we kinda broke we kinda at least adjusted every every criteria they gave us because we
  Dawn Frye: Mm.
  Mattie Collins: d we still have the the teletext capability in this thing right,
  Virginia Allen: No.
  Karon Moore: Mm-hmm.
  Mattie Collins: we raised the price of it,
  Virginia Allen: Yeah.
  Mattie Collins: we've added two t new technology to it. So you know you know if this thing flies then we've we've adjusted or broken every every idea they gave us.
  Dawn Frye: Not
  Virginia Allen: Basically.
  Dawn Frye: every idea necessarily, it's still a remote control.
  Mattie Collins: Yeah yeah yeah yeah.
  Dawn Frye: Uh no yeah but we did we did break with the specs a little bit I guess, but the uh
  Mattie Collins: But I like I mean when I say we have we had I believe we have room for creativity 'cause w this is we did it.
  Dawn Frye: 'Kay leadership, what do we report back to the bosses? No th th I think they were r reasonably flexible with us over the whole changing the specs thing.
  Virginia Allen: It
  Karon Moore: Yep.
  Virginia Allen: was more of a teamwork thing then really leadership based
  Dawn Frye: I agree.
  Virginia Allen: project was Teamwork.
  Mattie Collins: Cohesive yeah.
  Dawn Frye: Synergy.
  Mattie Collins: Yes synergistic yeah.
  Karon Moore: There was a lot of synergy.
  Dawn Frye: Teamwork, yeah he is uh.
  Mattie Collins: Yeah.
  Dawn Frye: What did we think of the meeting room, I guess is an important thing here.
  Karon Moore: These
  Dawn Frye: Mm.
  Karon Moore: cables suck.
  Dawn Frye: Yeah,
  Virginia Allen: Yeah.
  Dawn Frye: this falls off and
  Karon Moore: Yep.
  Dawn Frye: uh
  Virginia Allen: And
  Dawn Frye: the
  Virginia Allen: that's
  Dawn Frye: white board worked really well without
  Karon Moore: Yeah.
  Dawn Frye: any
  Virginia Allen: D you must
  Dawn Frye: pro
  Virginia Allen: have very long shirts. That's way far down lapel mic.
  Dawn Frye: Mm-mm, lapel. Wha
  Virginia Allen: Lapel lapel
  Karon Moore: Lapel.
  Dawn Frye: okay,
  Virginia Allen: lapel.
  Dawn Frye: oh, alright.
  Virginia Allen: That's almost a crotch mi cr
  Dawn Frye: That's it's down, it's quite close.
  Mattie Collins: You know you know what they're gonna
  Dawn Frye: Keep
  Mattie Collins: have
  Dawn Frye: it,
  Mattie Collins: on the recording
  Dawn Frye: keep it
  Mattie Collins: in
  Dawn Frye: calm.
  Mattie Collins: there from that microphone is your lunch digesting you know th
  Virginia Allen: Oh dear
  Dawn Frye: Oh dear.
  Virginia Allen: oh dear.
  Dawn Frye: No more pizza for Mattie Collins. So yeah the the pen came in alright and it's a little uncomfortable to use but I guess it works.
  Virginia Allen: 'Cause this is you were using it o upside down. Still that
  Karon Moore: That's our boss.
  Dawn Frye: Nah, I'm I'm not convinced of that at all. I've been wor I've been wondering about that all day, but see these look like they're that looks the oth
  Virginia Allen: Use them
  Dawn Frye: that
  Virginia Allen: like
  Dawn Frye: looks
  Virginia Allen: that.
  Dawn Frye: like it would be that way around,
  Karon Moore: Pedro's right.
  Dawn Frye: but it feels more comfortable, wh what
  Karon Moore: Pedro's
  Dawn Frye: you call upside-down.
  Karon Moore: right.
  Dawn Frye: I don't care. Uh okay so that data might be slightly invalid. What new ideas have we found?
  Karon Moore: Oh
  Mattie Collins: New ideas
  Karon Moore: wel
  Mattie Collins: f uh for the product or for the the the the environment or what
  Dawn Frye: Well
  Mattie Collins: are we
  Dawn Frye: let's
  Mattie Collins: ta
  Dawn Frye: do both then. Uh for the product?
  Karon Moore: Well we had the favourites list, and the scroll bar, and we have the cradle, and the r uh remote
  Mattie Collins: Oh.
  Karon Moore: call feature.
  Dawn Frye: Yeah we came up with quite a bit.
  Virginia Allen: Bunch of new ideas.
  Dawn Frye: And for the meeting room, Has anyone got any more
  Virginia Allen: Yeah comfortable headsets would be nice.
  Dawn Frye: Yeah
  Mattie Collins: Well
  Dawn Frye: less
  Mattie Collins: I
  Dawn Frye: sore
  Mattie Collins: I mean
  Dawn Frye: on
  Virginia Allen: Mm.
  Dawn Frye: the ears.
  Mattie Collins: clearly remote control microphones would be the would be a nice solution to all these cables, but I'm sure that there's there's some justification for these things that I don't know about. And of course I did not have so much fun with my computer this afternoon. It's not been uh it's not been cooperating so well, but I don't think that's the that's avoidable.
  Virginia Allen: Coulda been worse.
  Dawn Frye: Okay so Are the costs within the budget?
  Virginia Allen: Mm
  Mattie Collins: No.
  Virginia Allen: n
  Dawn Frye: Nope.
  Virginia Allen: no.
  Dawn Frye: Oh hang on it really that's something we that the costs were under twelve fifty Euros. No requirements are changed. We're still under twenty Euros to build, so we're good. And the costs within the budget? Not the original budget, but they are now. Is the project evaluated? Mm I think so yeah, then celebration
  Virginia Allen: Hooray.
  Dawn Frye: as it says.
  Mattie Collins: Okay.
  Virginia Allen: Free coke provided at the cafeteria.
  Karon Moore: All right.
  Dawn Frye: Oh I don't know how that got there. Uh anyway.
  Virginia Allen: Who wrote
  Dawn Frye: Thank
  Virginia Allen: that one?
  Mattie Collins: So we need to
  Dawn Frye: Thanks
  Mattie Collins: close
  Dawn Frye: guys.
  Mattie Collins: this meeting, yeah bravo. Congratulations.
  Virginia Allen: Cool.
  Karon Moore: Good job guys.
  Mattie Collins: S I've got a lot of paperwork to catch up on so let's close this and come back
  Dawn Frye: Yeah, I've got a lot of paperwork
  Mattie Collins: and 'kay.
  Dawn Frye: to catch up on too. Oh.
Updated Content: Karon Moore and Virginia Allen presented the prototype to the group and displayed all of its components. They demonstrated how the locator function operates. They suggested that a trigger button should be included in a later designing phase to improve the feel of the product. Mattie Collins gave an evaluation of the product and felt that it satisfied his criteria. He suggested including a lifetime guarantee and expressed concern that the remote would only be used for televisions. Dawn Frye discussed the final production cost with the group; after an analysis of all of the components the final cost was 15.8 Euros. Dawn Frye then led a discussion about the group's experience on the project. The group felt that they worked well together and that they had room to be creative, but only after they changed many of the initial specifications. They also had difficulties using the meeting-room equipment. They were satisfied with the increased final cost and budget.