So we've reached the end of the entrepreneurial project, but I sincerely hope that this is not the end of Stadium SPEAK. I'm hoping that (if I can ever find a spare minute - or two) I can continue to let this idea evolve and possibly work with various industry leaders to make it happen.
As of right now, I think that the Stadium SPEAK project is a solid one, and one that is definitely relevant. It has evolved a bit over the course of this project. The biggest change was moving from individual accounts for each venue to simple hashtags for each game. While I think the venue account is still a great idea and could be integrated for other events at the venue, the use of a simple hashtag will make the tweets more universal.
In the end, my biggest issue has to deal with marketing. I have no idea who to market this idea to?! Should I try to sell it to individual teams, sporting/concert venues, networks, or someone else? I'd really like to pursue this idea, but I need a place to start... Also, I'm not sure how profitable it would be, I think the main source of revenue would be from installation and selling the technology.
Throughout this project, I commented on Jake Higgins's blog (http://thehigginshub.blogspot.com/2011/09/week-1-product-introduction.html?showComment=1317945349847#c4669373373537865336), Brian Norris' blog (http://introtech195.blogspot.com/2011/09/week-1-social-media.html?showComment=1317945552996#c4995215355724270976), and Rae Martinez's blog (http://raemartinez.blogspot.com/2011/09/week-1-privacy.html?showComment=1317945693125#c4127366140058289184).
I think this entrepreneurial project was a fun one, and it showed just how easy it is to come up with a solid technological idea, but how hard it is to find the right way to implement it.
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