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SUBJECTS
Requirements
Program Description, Chapter 1
0504 - ..
0505 - Summary/Objective
0506 -
050601 - Follow up ref SDS 60 0000, ref SDS 59 0000.
050602 -
050603 - Need to contact Roy about his letter received on 990404. ref SDS 58
050604 - 1270
050605 -
050606 - [On 990425 sent Roy copy of letter to Morris, with link to this
050607 - record. ref SDS 61 0752]
050608 -
050609 - [On 990427 received letter from Roy. ref SDS 62 6897]
050610 -
050611 - ..
050612 -
050613 - We have to figure out what to propose...
050614 -
050615 - Ideas were initially posed on 990314. ref SDS 54 5280
050616 -
050617 - NSF para 3.1.1, ref OF 11 0301, says...
050618 -
050619 - Designate ONE, and only ONE of the numbered topics listed in
050620 - Chapter 8.0. The topic name and, if applicable, the appropriate
050621 - subtopic letter, must be identified on the cover sheet. A firm may
050622 - submit separate proposals on different topics or different
050623 - proposals on the same topic under this Solicitation. Firms are
050624 - encouraged to submit their best ideas in response to this
050625 - Solicitation. Multiple submissions will not necessarily result in
050626 - multiple awards.
050627 -
050628 - [On 990427 Roy proposes Context Management, ref SDS 62 3360, as
050629 - freeware web application. ref SDS 62 9522]
050630 -
050631 - NSF para 3.1.5, ref OF 11 0315, says...
050632 -
050633 - Multiple proposals based on different unique innovations can be
050634 - submitted on any number of topics or to specific subtopics.
050635 - Multiple proposals based on a single unique innovation are
050636 - discouraged.
050637 -
050638 - If duplicate proposals or equivalent proposals are submitted to
050639 - different topics, all proposals but one will be deemed
050640 - inappropriate and returned without further consideration.
050641 -
050642 - Need to develop roles and arrangements between Roy and Rod...
050643 -
050644 - NSF Section 1.4.4, ref OF 9 0144, says...
050645 -
050646 - Principal Investigator (PI) involvement with the project must be
050647 - substantial, and are mandatory for both Phase I and II:
050648 -
050649 - PI plans and directs the SBIR project, leading it technically and
050650 - making substantial personal contributions during its
050651 - implementation, serving as the primary contact with NSF on the
050652 - project, and ensuring that the work proceeds according to the grant
050653 - agreement. Phase I proposal shall describe the nature of the PI's
050654 - activities and the amount of time PI will apply personally on the
050655 - project.
050656 -
050657 - Co-PIs are not permitted.
050658 -
050659 - What does Roy have in mind in connection with these provisons, per
050660 - my letter on 990314. ref SDS 54 0084
050661 -
050662 -
050663 - NSF Section 3.5 part 6, ref OF 11 0356, says...
050664 -
050665 - Significant consideration is placed on a company's current
050666 - technical and administrative posture and plans for future growth.
050667 - As part of this section you are required to state the number of
050668 - employees and the distribution into the following categories:
050669 -
050670 - • Technical
050671 - • Administrative (including legal)
050672 - • Management
050673 - • Manufacturing (including sales)
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SUBJECTS
Requirements
Commercial Applications Customers
Funding Phase II Commercial Partners
0706 - ..
070601 - Need to address financial backing and commercial potential...
070602 -
070603 - Under 3.5 part 5, this may apply mainly to phase II. ref OF 11 3402
070604 -
070605 - NSF Section 4.2.1 cites potential financial backing as an award
070606 - criteria. ref OF 12 4421 Section 4.2.2 affirms this point. ref OF 12
070607 - 4422
070608 -
070609 - What are Roy's ideas to address this award criteria?
070610 -
070611 - [On 990426 discussed with Morris. ref SDS 61 0752]
070612 -
070613 - [On 990427 Roy proposes web application for Context Management
070614 - as freeware to sell consultant time. ref SDS 62 9522]
070615 -
070616 - [On 990430 received inquiry for people to work on commercial
070617 - project, indicating Enterprise web application may have good
070618 - commercial prospects. ref SDS 63 0865]
070619 -
070620 - NSF section 3.5 part 5, ref OF 11 0355, says...
070621 -
070622 - NSF will assess commercial potential based on the experience of a
070623 - number of successful small business innovations, the following key
070624 - questions can serve as a useful frame of reference to guide you at
070625 - this stage in developing a strategy for commercialization. These
070626 - include the following:
070627 -
070628 - • <8747 What are the potential customer needs that your type of
070629 - product will fulfill?
070630 -
070631 - • Who are the customers?
070632 -
070633 - [On 990615 prepared proposal section on commercial potential
070634 - citing alphabet as key improvement, which helps everything.
070635 - ref SDS 65 2394]
070636 -
070637 - • How do customers satisfy those needs today and at what cost?
070638 - • How big is the total market? (This is the number of customers
070639 - with the needs times the cost for meeting the needs.)
070640 - • What are major trends affecting market and what is the outlook?
070641 - • What are the competing methods for fulfilling those needs?
070642 - • Who are the competitors?
070643 - • Why will customers choose your type of product over doing
070644 - nothing or using competing approaches? (The answer should be
070645 - made in the context of the economics of the customer's
070646 - business.)
070647 - • How will you make and deliver your products?
070648 -
070649 - Central issue for commercialization is how well and efficiently
070650 - customer needs might be fulfilled.
070651 -
070652 - Show a significant number of customers would indeed adopt the
070653 - innovation.
070654 -
070655 - Careful description of the scope of the market is important for the
070656 - NSF evaluation.
070657 -
070658 - Include estimates of direct applications of the innovative
070659 - technology, and imaginative applications which might be envisioned
070660 - to emerge during the three-to-five year period when research and
070661 - commercialization activities would take place.
070662 -
070663 -
070664 - ..
070665 - Chapter 3.5 part 11 says funding for SBIR Phase I can exceed
070666 - $100K under conditions explained at a site...
070667 -
070668 - Facilitation Awards for Scientists and Engineers with
070669 - Disabilities. ref OF 11 6550
070670 -
070671 - However, this site is not available.
070672 -
070673 -
070674 - Chapter 5.2.1 describes electronically submitting a Phase I final
070675 - report, ref OF 13 0521, using Fast Lane at the following web
070676 - address...
070677 -
070678 - http://www.fastlane.nsf.gov.cgi-bin/NSF_PrjRpt
070679 -
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SUBJECTS
Submission by Internet,
Forms Obtained from SBIR OA 990409
Initiating
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100601 - ..
100602 - HTML Forms Available 990409 for Proposal Submitted via Internet
100603 - Proposal Must be Submitted via Internet; HTML Forms Available 990409
100604 -
100605 - As shown on 990407, ref SDS 59 3055, NSF SBIR/STTR Forms &
100606 - Attachments, says downloadable HTML forms for the FY 1999, NSF SBIR
100607 - and STTR submissions will be available before the start of a
100608 - conference on 990409, at web site...
100609 -
100610 - http://www.eng.nsf.gov/sbir/solicitations/nsf9957/formlist.htm
100611 -
100612 - ... which will make it easier to prepare proposals, and to submit via
100613 - Internet, which is required this year. ref OF 8 4828
100614 -
100615 - [On 990521 forms do not seem to be available. ref SDS 64 9077]
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SUBJECTS
HTML Tools Web Page Development
HTML Code, Table Command
Tables
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130601 - ..
130602 - Table Command in HTML Examples of Application
130603 -
130604 - There are a number of applications in this NSF material that are good
130605 - examples using the HTML table command.
130606 -
130607 - Table seems to always require
130608 -
130609 - table
130610 - tr
130611 - td
130612 -
130613 - Some tables use only a single tr command and stack all of the entries
130614 - in succeeding td commands.
130615 -
130616 - Example table of contents.... ref OF 5 4144
130617 -
130618 -
130619 - Other tables use multipel tr commands and a single td command for
130620 - each.
130621 -
130622 - Example varied table structure.... ref OF 14 0603
130623 -
130624 - [On 990618 examples of very complex tables. ref SDS 66 2166]
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