User Stickiness Improvements in Product-Led Growth through Recommender Systems
通过推荐系统提高产品主导型增长的用户粘性
基本信息
- 批准号:CCARD-2022-00423
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 8.74万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:CCI Applied Research and Development Grants
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Link2Feed is a Certified B Corporation that aims to create the world's first metric about hunger in developed nations. Link2Feed has software in use across North America, helping not-for-profit organizations including food banks, pantries, and poverty-relief community services track and identify usage and demographic trends. The company currently provides emergency food organizations with software solutions to better manage operations and resources to increase their level of accountability and report on overall community impact. The core Link2Feed platform is a sophisticated data management software that streamlines and standardizes what can often be a complex client intake ("registration") process and allows organizations to report on client demographics and usage levels; it functions as an operational tool for front-line workers and provides administrators with key data about their participants. Link2Feed is looking to enhance the tooling available to not-for-profit organizations in the hunger and poverty relief space and therefore would like to collaborate with Lambton College to assist in developing and prototyping a product-led growth pattern to enhance customer engagement and options. The company seeks to employ the well-known and academically researched processes around Product-Led Growth and apply them in innovative ways to a SaaS servicing not-for-profit and poverty-relief organizations to improve overall outcomes for a) Link2Feed, b) the organizations that buy Link2Feed's software, and c) the hungry/poverty-stricken neighbours that those organizations serve. The successful completion of this project will provide Link2Feed with new technology that can then be iterated upon, building out additional tooling and techniques to allow for more significant value to be delivered to its customers and better position Link2Feed to gauge customers' desired features. The project will lead to the creation of new highly qualified jobs in the technology sector including an additional six jobs in the first year with up to eight new positions in five years. The project will also strengthen Link2feed's partnership with other Canadian tech companies making ita hub for new social service technology, furthering its scale and growth potential. Finally, the outcomes from this project will have a direct impact on social service organizations, particularly, reducing costs of social services and improving the accuracy of reporting.
Link2Feed是一家经过认证的B公司,旨在创建世界上第一个关于发达国家饥饿的指标。Link2Feed在北美各地都在使用软件,帮助包括食品银行、食品储藏室和扶贫社区服务在内的非营利性组织跟踪并确定使用情况和人口趋势。该公司目前为紧急食品组织提供软件解决方案,以更好地管理运营和资源,以提高他们的问责水平,并报告整体社区影响。Link2Feed核心平台是一个复杂的数据管理软件,可以简化和标准化通常是复杂的客户接收(注册)过程,并允许组织报告客户的人口统计和使用水平;它作为一线工作人员的操作工具,为管理员提供有关其参与者的关键数据。Link2Feed正在寻求增强非营利性组织在饥饿和贫困救济领域可用的工具,因此希望与Lambton College合作,帮助开发和制作产品主导的增长模式的原型,以增强客户的参与度和选择。该公司寻求围绕产品主导的增长采用众所周知和学术研究的流程,并以创新的方式将其应用于为非营利性组织和扶贫组织提供服务的SaaS,以改善a)Link2Feed、b)购买Link2Feed软件的组织以及c)这些组织所服务的饥饿/贫困邻居的总体结果。该项目的成功完成将为Link2Feed提供新的技术,然后可以重复使用,构建其他工具和技术,使其能够为客户提供更重要的价值,并更好地定位Link2Feed以衡量客户所需的功能。该项目将在技术部门创造新的高度合格的工作岗位,包括在第一年增加6个工作岗位,在5年内最多增加8个新岗位。该项目还将加强Link2feed与其他加拿大科技公司的合作伙伴关系,使其成为新的社会服务技术的枢纽,进一步扩大其规模和增长潜力。最后,该项目的成果将对社会服务组织产生直接影响,特别是降低社会服务成本和提高报告的准确性。
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