Essay On Kite Mosquito Repellent

The invention I will be marketing is the Kite mosquito shielding. The Kite offers a new form of mosquito repellent that does not use harmful, hazardous sprays. The Kite is a disposable one and a half inch square that can be either stuck to your clothing or skin. The Product is embedded with a Propriety blend of non-toxic, FDA approved chemicals that shield the tracking of mosquitoes making the consumer invisible. Mosquitoes track Humans through the exhalation of carbon dioxide, our product blocks that scent. Each patch provides the user with 48 hours of protection, once the patch comes in contact with oxygen. The main goal of our product is to help fight and hopefully one day stop diseases caused by mosquitos. A user would simply stick the patch on either their clothing or in a slot provided, with the purchase of Kite patch attire, and be free from the nagging bites of mosquitoes for 48 hours. We have decided to market our product to India. India was our first choice because of the magnitude of poverty and the increasing rate of malaria fatalities. The kite patch can help prevent a rising statistic of 1,500,000 cases of malaria.

In many countries, an effective mosquito repellent is the difference between life and death. Every sixty seconds a Child dies from a mosquito transmitted illness. Most of the alternatives used today are hazardous or outdated. The price for a quality mosquito repellent is far too expensive for the average consumer, purchasing repellents on a regular basis. Mosquitos can track a human’s carbon dioxide exhalation for up to the length of a 100 yard football field. The kite patch blocks the scent of carbon dioxide using natural, non-hazardous material protected the user for 48 hours. If the Kite patch can ...

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...s in India. Our second requirement is to analyze the market, using swot. Then we will first hand observe the quality of the market situation and the environment analysis. In the second stage we will put together our plan. After analyzing the situation in India, we will set up an objective based on the primary and secondary knowledge. Next we will base our strategy on our objective still using the information from the first stage. In the next we will implement our strategy. Assuming we come to an agreement with India, we will put our plan into action. Asking the questions: what needs to be? When will it be done? Who will do it? And most importantly what will be our cost of production? In the last stage of monitoring, we will establish required performance target, while monitoring our original plan. If any anomalies should occur in this stage we will adjust our plan.