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R15701: ABVI Project Opportunities - PowerPoint Presentation

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R15701: ABVI Project Opportunities - PPT Presentation

Sabrina Caliri Thomas Visalli Joseph Lee Christine Lochner Ian Nanney Courtney Smith Kenneth Wilkinson Voice of Customer Presentation GoalMission Statement Increase business potential create jobs and generate revenue for ABVI ID: 399676

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R15701: ABVI Project OpportunitiesSabrina Caliri, Thomas Visalli, Joseph Lee, Christine Lochner, Ian Nanney, Courtney Smith, Kenneth Wilkinson

Voice of Customer PresentationSlide2

Goal/Mission StatementIncrease business potential, create jobs and generate revenue for ABVI

Objectives

Identify potential soft goods manufacturing operations that ABVI could add to current production capabilitiesIdentify and evaluate potential upcycling techniques to maximize donation value of bulk textile materials. Identify characteristics (i.e. capabilities, layout, procedures)Identify potential areas for improvement based on these characteristicsState consumer problems, and define the nature of product/service opportunities that are created by those problems.

Project DescriptionSlide3

Primary StakeholderJoe Kells director of sales and business development ABVI

Secondary Stakeholder

Employees of ABVIGeneral Population of People with visibility disabilitiesFamily members of the visually impairedRIT CommunityGerald GaravusoDPL ABVI Team

MSD Team assigned

StakeholdersSlide4

ABVI has a long term goal to enhance the lives of the visually impaired. AVBI is looking to expand on their existing revenues sources by creating new product to compete nationally. These products can either be new softgood produces or new processed textiles.

Softgoods Production

New material is sewed into a finished product.

The finished product is of high quality.

Purchase additional machines if proven to increase profit.

Both

ABVI maintains status of having high integrity and consciousness.

The final products needs to have a reliable and sustained market for product viability.

The process is competitive in the US market and potentially in the global market.

The process increases employment opportunities for the blind and visually impaired community.

Utilize existing resources.

Upcycling Textile

ABVI will upcycle the material instead of selling it to an outside manufacturer to upcycle.

One Goodwill location per region will grind up the textiles for that region.

Compare the profitability of selling the shredded material vs. processing further to create a product.

Shredder should look for product opportunities to increase the value of the shredded fabric

Objective TreeSlide5

Objective Tree

Goal

Affinity GroupCustomer Objective DescriptionIncrease business potential, create jobs, and generate revenue for ABVI

Capabilities

Utilize existing resources.

The process increases employment opportunities for the blind and visually impaired community.

Create pilot upcycling program at Rochester ABVI location

The recycling manufacturing process is operational by the visually impaired community.

Shredder should look for product opportunities to increase the value of the shredded fabric (Sound deadening, insulation, cotton based non apparel, paper).

Separating specific fabrics, turning shredded material back into thread or other useful commodities

New material is sewed into a finished product.

The finished product is of high quality.

Business Goals

The process is competitive in the US market and potentially in the global market.

Project expands customer base.

Quick return on investment (TTM).

ABVI maintains status of having high integrity and consciousness.

The final products need to have a reliable and sustained market for product viability.

Usage

ABVI will upcycle the material instead of selling it to an outside manufacturer to upcycle.

The recycling process needs to maximize profit per pound of donated material.

The upcycling process needs to be more profitable than selling the material to a secondary company.

Purchase additional machines if proven to increase profit.

Manufacturing utilizes current machinery.

Resources

A total of 400 million pounds of textiles from Goodwills all over the country need to be recycled .

One Goodwill location per region will grind up the textiles for that region.

Process uses pre-cut material for sewing.

Utilizes a workforce of 20-30 skilled workers or more.

Legend

Both

Textiles

SoftgoodsSlide6

Customer Requirements

Project

CategoryNeed #Importance

Description

Both

Expand Current Business Capabilities

CR1

Important

Project expands customer base.

CR2

Desired

Utilize existing resources.

CR3

Desired

The process increases employment opportunities for the blind and visually impaired community.

Increase Profitability

CR4

Important

The process is competitive in the US market and potentially in the global market.

CR5

Critical

Quick return on investment (TTM).

Ethics

CR6

Critical

ABVI maintains status of having high integrity and consciousness.

CR7

Critical

The final products need to have a reliable and sustained market for product viability.

Textiles

Usage

CR8

Important

ABVI will upcycle the material instead of selling it to an outside manufacturer to upcycle.

CR9

Critical

The recycling process needs to maximize profit per pound of donated material.

CR10

Critical

The upcycling process needs to be more profitable than selling the material to a secondary company.

Resources

CR11

Desirable

A total of 400 million pounds of textiles from Goodwills all over the country need to be recycled .

CR12

Desirable

One Goodwill location per region will grind up the textiles for that region.

Capabilities

CR13

Desirable

Create pilot upcycling program at Rochester ABVI location

CR14

Critical

The recycling manufacturing process is operational by the visually impaired community.

CR15

Critical

Shredder should look for product opportunities to increase the value of the shredded fabric (Sound deadening, insulation, cotton based non apparel, paper).

CR16

Critical

Separating specific fabrics, turning shredded material back into thread or other useful commodities

Softgoods

Usage

CR17

Desirable

Purchase additional machines if proven to increase profit.

CR18

Desirable

Manufacturing utilizes current machinery.

Resource

CR19

Important

Process uses pre-cut material for sewing.

CR20

Critical

Utilizes a workforce of 20-30 skilled workers or more.

Capabilities

CR21

Important

New material is sewed into a finished product.

CR22

Critical

The finished product is of high quality.Slide7

Additional CommentsSlide8

Do you have any ideas for high end softgood products ABVI could create?Do you have any suggestions for uses of grinded cotton materials?

Questions