Week 3: Customer Discovery Interview

The after the selection of top 3 ideas of the HEARTSEEKER'S group, each of the group members respectively gathered 5 people to interview in order to decide which of the 3 project ideas for startup. 

The pie graph below shows what the interviewees decision on which project do they relate with:

As shown in the graph above the highest ratio of among the ideas is the IC AVAILABILITY


INTERVIEW DATA:


Name: Jaehrross M. Neri

Occupation: 2nd Year - Architecture Student

School: University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines

Chosen Idea: Idea#3 E-Notebook

Reason: He find it relatable that having multiple PDF and PowerPoint files can be a hassle and having no way to organize such files because of the quantity of activities that he has to deal will especially being an architecture student.


Name: Jan Cody Maraguinot

Occupation: 1st Year – Psychology Student

School: Xavier University - Ateneo de Cagayan

Chosen Idea: Idea#3 E-Notebook

Reason: This saves time, makes it easier to back up my files, prevents data loss, improves security, and can even save storage space by identifying and removing duplicate files. Basically, it helps me stay on top of my school works and be more efficient.


Name: Reigns Alambatin

Occupation: 2nd Year – Computer Engineering Student

School: University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines

Chosen Idea: Idea#3 E-Notebook

Reason: In his own opinion among the three ideas, he finds the idea 3 to be more interesting and it is a great method that will help him organize his messy personality.


Name: Paul Darren P. Uy

Occupation: 5th Year – Food Tech Student

School: University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines

Chosen Idea: Idea#3 E-Notebook

Reason: As a food tech student, I have to deal with numerous amounts of data which is compiled in a PDF file it would be a great method to have an application where I can manage and organize those data.


Name: Lorenzo Marc Ramos

Occupation: 3rd Year – Computer Engineering Student

School: University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines

Chosen Idea: Idea#2 IC Availability

Reason: As a computer engineering student I have experience situations were circuit components shortage happened and all of the store who are selling circuit components don’t have a method to share information about the availability of certain circuit components. It would be great to have an application that can show circuit components availability.



Collectively, here are the list of students, each HeartSeeker members have gathered:

  • Franz Joseph Torres (BSME 2ND YR) - USTP
  • Aarone Rodel Santos (BSIT 3RD YR) - USTP
  • Hareram Chua (BSCS 3RD YR) - CITU
  • John Harvey Amahan (BSME 4TH YR) - CTU Main
  • Paolo Santos (BSEntrep 2ND YR) - ERIST
  • Jaehrross Neri (BSArchi 2ND YR) - USTP
  • John Cody Maraguinot (BSPsych 1ST YR) - XU
  • Reigns Alambatin (BSCpe 2ND YR) - USTP
  • Paul Darren Uy (BS Food Tech 5TH YR) - USTP
  • Lorenzo Marc Ramos (BSCPe 3RD YR) - USTP
  • Tim Alfred Gonzales (BSME 3RD YR) - USTP
  • Ivan Mayormita (BSEcE 3RD YR) - USTP
  • Selwyn Arda (BSChem 4TH YR) - USTP
  • Maan Angelika Taray (BSCE 3RD YR) - USTP
  • James Adam Enot (BSCE 3RD YR) - USTP
  • Froilan Ellevera (BSTCM 1ST YR) - USTP
  • Emeh Jenn Aya-ay (BSCE 4TH YR) - USTP
  • Renee Jamellah Raiz (BSCE 4TH YR) - USTP
  • Mark Andraan Bercede (BSCE 4TH YR) - USTP
  • Stephen Tagun (BSCPe 4TH YR) - USTP
  • Jasper Perote (BSCPe 4TH YR) - USTP










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