From streamlining the dining experience to changing the way families care for ailing loved ones, the Spring MIS Capstone Showcase demonstrated the transformative impact of technology. On April 24th, 2018, nine teams of seniors from three classes, as selected by their professors, presented their final projects. These projects were the culmination of a semester (and four years) of hard work, which involved everything from creating a business plan to designing a functional prototype.
The winning team, which was selected by a panel of industry experts and Temple faculty, designed an application geared toward urbanites looking for an enjoyable night out. The app uses real-time data to give insight into the crowd and experience at a given location, while also acting as a marketing tool for bar owners. Mentored by Sondra Barbour, Member of the Board of Directors at 3M, Bridgette Brodnyan, Sean Dougherty, Kevin Lynch, and Marlea Tremper received a $500 prize.
The full roster of projects presented at the April 2018 event included:
SmartCare
This project integrates smart pill bottles with a proprietary health management application that allows patients to manage their personal health and reduce the physical, mental and emotional burden on caretakers.
Team: Ian Usher, Kayla Herbst, Eric Rose, Claudine Youssef, Yu Zhou
Mentor: Jeff Hamilton
Course Catcher
An application that allows students to better plan, track, and maintain their course schedules every semester.
Team: Jane Kraus, Michael Biffen, Justin Teyssier, John Kumpf
Mentor: Cindy Leavitt
The Move
An app geared toward urbanites and bar owners that allows users to search through bars based off of pertinent criteria and see real-time engagement data.
Team: Bridgette Brodnyan, Sean Dougherty, Kevin Lynch, Marlea Tremper
Mentor: Sondra Barbour
License Key Sentry
A software enabling organizations to improve the software license management process by distributing, tracking, and retrieving software licenses and notifying managers of improper usage
Team: Kellen O’Connor, Andrew Kondelin, Jack Perrotta, Michael Doyle
Mentor: Dinesh Desai
Blend
An application providing recipes and meal schedules for patients who are reliant on a blended diet.
Team: Cole Derhammer. Anthony Wong, Christopher Kutzler, Amy Njuguna
Mentor: Andrea Anania
myHealth
A patient-facing, patient-maintained mobile digital wallet for personal health records and a proprietary SFTP plugin that healthcare providers can use to access those records.
Team: Ari Abramson, Arlo Antle, Noah Gottlieb, Tymofiy Rabchuk
Mentor: Viktoria Friedman
Dibs
An application that allows users to make reservations at their favorite restaurants, select a seating preference, and order their meal ahead of their arrival.
Team: Ajah Puryear , Jose Gil , Noah Fulkroad Parth Patel , and Malik Donald
Mentor: Bruce Fadem
Parallel
An application that allows users to rent out their empty driveways to others who need a parking spot.
Team: Gabrielle Finley, Matt Funk, Nicole Bilder, Anthony D’Amico, Alan Divver
Mentor: Michael Luckenbill
Book Broker
A system for college students to buy and sell textbooks at their university.
Team: Angie Wang, Tim McNiff, Jurgen Aliag, Frank Tkachenko
Mentor: Ilya Rogov
