Draft Business Model Canvas
ENT-436 CLC Hypothesis Template
Abigayle Selby, Brooke Keffer, Charkita Berry, John Tarpeh, Lance Watkins, & Scott Sendelbach
ENT-436-0501
June 26, 2020
Grand Canyon University
ENT-436 CLC Hypothesis Template
Instructions: Document the agreed-upon team problem statement above the chart and complete each row and column as directed in the assignment.
Team problem statement: Drunk driving has been a problem that has continued to affect society, ruin lives, and cause deaths. We will examine different possibilities that could reduce drunk driving.
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Good Hypothesis |
Better Version |
Best Version |
Independent Variable |
Dependent Variable |
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Example: The addition of fresh water wells within Rio de Janeiro will help. |
Example: The addition of fresh water wells within Rio de Janeiro will increase citizens' health. |
Example: The addition of seven fresh water wells within the shanty town of Rozinho, outside of Rio de Janeiro, will decrease the amount of necessary doctor visits by 20%. |
Example: Fresh water wells. |
Example: Amount of doctor visits. |
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The invention and introduction to self-driving cars will reduce drunk driving |
The technological invention and introduction to self-driving cars will reduce the number of alcoholic crash deaths in 2021 |
If more automobiles are integrated with AI and can become self-driven, then the number of alcoholic crash deaths will be reduced |
Self-driving cars |
Reduce drunk driving |
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Ridesharing Apps |
Ridesharing app like Steer clear will not only offer a ride for the alcohol impaired but will also get your car home for you. |
According to research published by Newsweek, the introduction of ridesharing apps into mainstream society has had a profound effect the number of drunk-driving incidents. Studies have found a decrease in drunk-driving fatalities by as much as 5.6 percent. |
All smartphones must have a mandatory apps for rideshare active at all time on their phone. |
This will reduce the number of accident and death by far. |
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Raising the legal drinking age to 25 would decrease drunk driving statistics. |
Raising the legal drinking age to 25 would decrease drunk driving related deaths.
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Raising the legal drinking age to 25 would decrease drunk driving and increase road safety by 34%. |
Legal age limit |
Percentage of drunk driving related deaths |
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A ride share service that drives the customer’s car home will help. |
A ride share service that drives the customer’s car home will decrease drunk driving. |
Similar to Uber, a ride share service that gives a customer a ride home in their own car will minimize the urge to drive drunk. |
A ride share service that utilizes a customer’s car to drive them home |
Reduces the urge and ability to drive drunk
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Breathalyzers stop drunk driving |
Systematic use of breathalyzers will stop drunk driving |
Vehicles equipped with breathalyzers can drastically reduce the number of drunk driving accidents and fatalities |
Vehicles equipped with mandatory breathalyzers |
Reduced fatalities and drunk driving arrests |
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Required breathalyzers after leaving a bar will reduce drunk driving. |
Having required breathalyzers after leaving a bar will reduce drunk driving and possibly save a life. |
If bars required breathalyzers test for each patron leaving, then it could reduce alcohol-involved crash deaths by 15%
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Breathalyzer test |
Reduced drunk driving cases |
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Bars closing at 12.a.m. instead of 2.a.m. |
Closing the bars two hours early will cut down on the number of drinks served which can possibly lower the number of drunk drivers. |
If bars were required to close at 12.a.m, it could keep more people off the road during one of the most dangerous times which is 12.a.m to 3.a.m. |
Closing bars at midnight |
Reduce number of drinks to lower number of drunk drivers |
References:
Beasley, V., 2020. Study Finds Driverless Cars Reduce Drunk Driving, But Increase Binge Drinking. [online] Medicalxpress.com. Available at: <https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-03-driverless-cars-drunk-binge.html> [Accessed 28 June 2020].
Alcohol.org. (2020). Drinking & Driving Rates in Cities with Ridesharing & Public Transit. Retrieved from https://www.alcohol.org/dui/drinking-and-driving-rates/
Brown, Katheleen (April 30, 2012). Alcohol Misuse & Abuse Drunk and Impaired. Retrieved from: https://www.scramsystems.com/blog/2012/04/nhtsa-drunk-drivers-cause-one-death-every-51-minutes/
Drunk Driving Fatality Statistics. (2020). Retrieved from Foundation for Advancing Alchohol responsibility: https://www.responsibility.org/alcohol-statistics/drunk-driving-statistics/drunk-driving-fatality-statistics/#:~:text=According%20to%20the%20National%20Highway%20Traffic%20Safety%20Administration%2C,driver%20with%20an%20illegal%20BAC%20%28.08%20or%20great June, D., & Levins, H. (2016, June 01). Study Confirms In-Car Breathalyzers Reduce DUI Deaths. Retrieved June 25, 2020, from https://ldi.upenn.edu/news/study-confirms-car-breathalyzers-reduce-dui-deaths Nothacker, K., 2015. The Most Dangerous Times On The Road. [online] BACtrack. Available at: <https://www.bactrack.com/blogs/expert-center/35042821-the-most-dangerous-times-on-the-road> [Accessed 28 June 2020].
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