Intelection

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Intelection
Presentation IV Project Approval

• Jeremy Williams
• Matthew Jackson
• Adrian Carr
• Jeff Woltz
• Paul Tuason
• Andy Niepraschk

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Overview

• Too many votes are lost
• Disenfranchised voters
• Ballot Disputes
• Intelection solves election woes
• Automated ID Check
• Touch-screen Interface
• Compatible with Current Technology

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Introduction

• Feasibility
• Design
• Risks/Mitigation

• Organization
• Budget
• Schedule
• Resources

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Feasibility

• History of Election is 200 year history of
  corruption
• --Quote from Dr. Charles Overstreet, ODU
• 33 believe cheating occurred
• 33 believe they could have cheated!
• -- Survey results from survey of 200 ODU Students

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What we are solving

• Cheating
• Ambiguity
• Voter Understanding
• Voter Intent
• Streamlining the Process

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Functional Overview
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Design

• Touch-Screen Interface
• Faster, More Accurate in Identifying
• Non-perforated ballots, for easy understanding
• Modular design for easy upgrades

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Certification

• Varies from state to state
• 18-24 Month period
• 3 phases
• Arbitration
• Hardware testing
• Legal testing

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Risks

• Certification
• Electrical outages
• Durability
• State election laws

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Risk Mitigation

• Marketing research during development
• Power protection system for outages
• Design by ASE Engineers
• Legal team works hand-in-hand with State Boards
  of Election

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Competition
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Main Competitors

• Accuvote
• No paper trail for recounts
• Current System
• Too reliant on human intervention
• Already considered broken by public
• Internet Voting
• No privacy guarantee

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Organization
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Schedule

• 1 year -- end of product development
• 2.5 year -- first certification
• 3.5 year -- break-even
• 5 year -- recoup costs
• 12 year -- 20 billion???

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Market Analysis

• 40 billion market
• Prioritize by state-wide demand
• Cater to each county individually

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Budget

• 13 million investment necessary
• First-year costs -- 2.68 million
• proceeding years -- 2.63 million
• enter into a 40 billion market

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Resources

• Contracts
• Legal firm
• Equipment Manufacturer
• Personnel
• Most important resource
• Most budget allowance

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Conclusion

• Demand exists for a reliable, trustworthy product
• Intelection fills holes left by competitors
• Business model is realistic and attainable
• Ready to begin making money for investors

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Questions?