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Market Value: Starting with the Consumers or the Government?

This week, we were able to test our product’s value proposition with a couple of new users who hadn’t heard about what we were doing. This was a great opportunity to hear the questions they had for why we were involved and how our solution would really be different from what currently exists. Through these […]

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Week 10: Improving the User’s Experience with Mediscope

This week we were able to test our format of information input for Mediscope. In general, beneficiaries were excited about the format of the input. They were also enthusiastic about the idea of a game-like progression with badges or notifications to incentivize information input. Biggest concerns were around issues of security and verification of data, […]

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Week 9: Building out a vision for data input

One of the important hypotheses we tested this week was the concept that we can build this data input to accommodate all users. This was an important hypothesis to test because we have kind of determined that the most valuable way of using this product would be to extend it to all users. We wanted […]

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