[Challenge:Future] Synthetic Edge
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The document describes various types of geosynthetic products including geotextiles, geomembranes, geogrids, geonets, geosynthetic clay liners, geopipes, geocomposites, geocells, geofoams, and drainage cells. These products provide benefits such as separation, drainage, filtration, protection, reinforcement, and barrier functions. They find applications in environmental protection, subgrade stabilization, transportation, pavement rehabilitation, and marine structures. The key advantages over alternatives include hydraulic filtration, soil reinforcement, and support for pavement rehabilitation.
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[Challenge:Future] Synthetic Edge
- 1. Describe precisely your product/s11ervice/Intellectual property license/process etc.? Starting a business is like jumping out of an airplane without a parachute. In midair, the entrepreneur begins building a parachute and hopes it opens before hitting the ground." Geotextiles Geomembranes Geogrids Geonets Geosynthetic clay liners Geopipes
- 2. Geocomposites Geocells Geofoams Drainage cells- Hydro drain
- 3. What are the key benefits that your product/service provides, to address the customer's problem/challenge? Separation Drainage Filtration Protection
- 4. Reinforcement Barrier ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION- Subgrade Stabilization and Transportation: Hydraulic filtration
- 5. Soil reinforcement Pavement rehabilitation: Marine structures:
- 6. How is your product or service different from existing solutions and mention the factor which give you competitive advantage over the rest?
- 7. What is the market in which your company will operate?
- 8. Describe the growth rate and recent trends of your market that may represent disruptive changes or opportunities for new players like you?
- 11. regarding How you anticipate established companies reacting to the introduction of your product/service? State the entry and exit barriers of your market?
- 12. is the Who will be the potential customers/consumers of your product? enormous
- 13. Where is your target customers located? I like to go for cinches. I like to shoot fish in a barrel. But I like to do it after the water has run out.” -WARREN BAFFETT
- 14. How will the product/service be developed (possible plan to build the product or implementing the service to check the feasibility option), manufactured, marketed and sold? Entrepreneurship is neither a science nor an art. It is a practice. – Peter Drucker
- 15. Product development: How will your business generate profit? What will be your Revenue Mechanism?
- 16. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION products if we retaining
- 17. we marketing What are your major short-term goals? How much capital do you require for starting up? How do you plan to obtain it? Describe both external as well as internal sources.
- 18. Jay Abraham is America's highest paid marketing consultant.