1. Matching Platform
Intelligent 、 Interconnected 、 Instrumente
d
Volunteer & Charity

3. Why IVC Platform-Problem 1
Where most of
the resources
are taken

4. Why IVC Platform-Problem 1
Then examining the current situation of charity industry in Taiwan, it was gradually
developed into a M-shape difference between huge and small-sized groups.
Then examining the current situation of charity industry in Taiwan, it was gradually
developed into a M-shape difference between huge and small-sized groups.

5. Why IVC Platform-Problem 2
I want to donate and
be a volunteer, but
where can I find a
right NPO, rather
than those famous
ones?
I want to donate, but
how can I make sure
NPOs will utilize my
donation in a best
way?
•The amount of yearly charity donations from Taiwan is close to $1.5 billion USD
•The blood donation rate of Taiwanese people is 7.99%, ranked no. 1 in Asia
•The participation rate of youth volunteers in Taiwan is 30%

7. Out Intelligent Strategies

8. Planned Key Milestones
Ready for Public Test &
Launch
Expected Outcomes in
Mar , 2013
Goods Matching Tool Dec, 2011 100 cases
Volunteers Matching
Tool
Dec, 2011 5000 hours / 500 people
Donations Matching Tool Mar, 2012 $350,000
USD
Fair
Trades Matching Tool
Mar, 2012 Revenue of $350,000
USD
Number of IVC Fans on
Facebook
N/A 10,000

9. IVC Matching Platform’s Theory Basis

10. IVC Matching Platform’s Theory
Basis

11. IVC Matching Platform’s Theory
Basis

12. IVC Matching Platform Is Born For

13. IVC’s Interconnected Structure
IVCIVC
MatchingMatching
PlatformPlatform

14. IVC’s Interconnected Structure
System Composition System Type Vision
IVC matching platform Online
platform
Match charity resources with
“Instrumented, Interconnected, and
Intelligent principles.
Interaction of Charity
resources - AIESEC
NPO Connect and integrate resources that can
enhance efficiency of non-profit
organizations, and eventually lead to
world peace and youth potential
development.
Mobilization of civil
force - YBP 、 IBM
Volunteer Club
Volunteer
group
Effectively connect human resources,
financial strength, and materials in a civil
society to elaborate the synergy effect of
professional contributions and amateur
devotion.
Practice of fair trades -
iLOHAS
Social
enterprise
Develop fair-trade food, cultural and
creative goods, and eco-tourism products
and assist internet marketing with social
entrepreneurship.

15. IVC’s Instrumented Configuration
IBMers/alumni
YBPers/alumni
AIESECers/alumni
Change
Agents
1st
stage
2nd
stage
The Public
NPOs
Demand
Supply
1. Goods
2. Volunteers
3. Donations
4. Fair Trades
IVC Platform
NPOs &
Enterprises
Aboriginal
tribes
Small farmers

16. IVC’s Short-term IT Infrastructure

17. IVC’s Long-term IT Infrastructure

18. IVC Matching Platform-
Facebook Fan Page
http://www.facebook.com/ivcmatch

19. Why Leverage Facebook Interface?
•Facebook's number of
global users is reaching 700
million
•User number on Facebook
in Taiwan is over 9 million,
which accounts for nearly
40% of total population

20. The Partner Organization

21. Founded after World War II by 7 students, AIESEC is now the world's largest youth-run
organization. Focused on providing a platform for youth leadership development, AIESEC
offers young people the opportunity to participate in international internships,
experience leadership and participate in a global learning environment.
Vision
Peace and fulfillment of humankind's potential.
Values
•Activating Leadership
•Demonstrating Integrity
•Living Diversity
•Enjoying Participation
•Striving for Excellence
•Acting Sustainably

22. AIESEC in Numbers
• 107 Countries and territories
• 1.600 Universities
• 50.000 Members
• 80.000 Alumni
• 10.000 International Internships
• 10.000 Leadership Roles
• 4.000 Partners/sponsors
• 470 Conferences annually
• 60 years of experience
AIESEC Outstanding Alumni
•Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan
•2008 Nobel Peace Laureate and Former Finnish
President Martti Ahtisaari
•Former Prime Minister of Japan Junichiro
Koizumi

23. AIESEC Global Partners
Other Partners of AIESEC Taiwan

24. AIESEC Taiwan Community Development Program
Year Number of Foreign Volunteers
Coming To Taiwan
Times of Local NPOs
cooperated
2008 13 8
2009 129 88
2010 203 162
2011(~6/10) 93 54
Total 438 312
Accomplishments of AIESEC
Taiwan Community Development
Program
•25 co-organizers
•Average time of each project: 3.8 months
•198 Total NPO Partners
•124, 67, and 88 NPOs have cooperated with AIESEC at least twice, three times,
and four times, respectively

25. From the year of 2008 to
2010, AIESEC in Taiwan
has cooperated with
more than 130 schools
The example of the website made by
AIESEC trainees
University students volunteering in mountain area to teach
English and sell juicy peaches
Accomplishments of AIESEC
Taiwan Community Development
Program

26. Profile of Partner NPOs

27. Challenges & Solution

28. Analysis of Community Development
Program with IVC Platform
Key Partners
•NPOs
•IBM
•YBP
•iLOHAS
Key Activities
•Evaluation of
Organization
•Online
Matching
Platform
Management
•HR supply and
Demand
management
•Resources
coordination
Key Resource
•Sales force
•Platform
•Network
Value
Proposition
•Resource
implementation
and leverage
(International
talents and
network)
•CSR Solution
Customer
Relationship
•Account
management
and CRM
Channel
•Direct sales
•AIESEC
Alumni network
•IVC Platform
Customer
Segmentation
•NPO 、 Schoo
l 、 Farmer 、
Community
•Volunteer
•(AIESECer,
AIESEC
Alumni, IBMer,
YBPer, young
people)
•Corporation
Cost Structure
•The cost of volunteering
•The cost of website and online platform
management and maintenance
Revenue Streams
•Service and program fee
•CSR Solution fee

29. Intelligent Simulation
• Scenario ： A community which is composed of mainly immigrants
from Southeast Asia and foreign home-maids hopes to assist these
women immigrants to increase their revenue so that they can live
independently.
• Target ： One of the community development associations in New
Taipei City
• Goals ： Facilitate women immigrants from Southeast Asia to
manufacture vacuum-packed Southeast Asia flavor dishes to sell and
boost their productivity
• Problems ：
 Due to limited manpower and funds, the association failed to establish
diversified product marketing and sales channels
 The association is facing an operation crisis

30. Intelligent Simulation
Total Solutions ：

31. Expected Outcomes from Sep,
2011 to Mar, 2013

32. Budget Plan
Type Group Amount (USD)
Subtotal
(USD) Description
Labor 3,600
Administrator 3,600
Salary $450 x 6 mth (part
time); labor insurance &
national health insurance
$150 per month. ($150 +
$450 ) x 6 = $3.600
Programmer x 2 0 leverage IBM volunteer.
Chief Information
Architect 0 leverage IBM volunteer.
Business Process
Consultant 0 leverage IBM volunteer.
Project Manager 0 leverage IBM volunteer.

33. Budget Plan
Type Group
Amount
(USD)
Subtotal
(USD) Description
IT Hardware 300
Virtual Machine +
Host Name Charge 300
Service fee for Host Name-
'ivcmatch.org', including
ICANN fee $0.18.
Laptop x 4 0 second hand donation

34. Budget Plan
Type Group
Amount
(USD)
Subtotal
(USD) Description
IT
Software 0
Web Container-
Apache Tomcat 0
An open-source servlet container
developed by the Apache Software
Foundation (ASF)
EJB Container-
EasyBeans 0
An open-source Enterprise
JavaBeans (EJB) container hosted
by the OW2 Consortium
Database-
MySQL 0
An open-source relational database
management system
Version Control
Tool- Subversion 0
Free service provided by
http://www.openfoundry.org
Development
Tool- Eclipse 0
An open-source integrated
development environment (IDE)

35. Budget Plan
Type Group
Amount
(USD)
Subtotal
(USD) Description
Education & Training 900
Fundamental Training 300
$ 5 per person, 15 ppl, 4
times. $ 5 x 15 x 4 =$ 300.
Advanced Training 600
$ 5 per person, 15 ppl, 8
times. $ 5 x 15 x 8 =$ 600.
Marketing 600
Keyword Advertising 300
$50 x 6 mth= 300; $50 per
mth for Google after first
service on-line.
Other promotion event 300
*Budget reserved for other
promotion activities.

36. Budget Plan
Type Group
Amount
(USD)
Subtotal
(USD) Description
Expenses 4,600
Stationery 360
Miscellaneous expense for pens,
papers, hard copy fee, adhesive tape.
$30 per month. $30 x 12 mth = 360.
Phone calls 840
$35 per person; $35 x 2 x 12 mth =
840. (For admin & PM)
Transportation 2,000
$ 5 x 10 x 4 = 200 (4 times Qtr
meetings) & $ 5 x 30 x 12 = 1,800 (12
times mthly meetings)
Meals 1,400
$ 25 x 14 x 4 = 1400 (4 times Qtr
meetings)
Meeting room
charge 0 leverage other fundation
Total 10,000

37. Budget Plan
• Remark
Labor- IBM volunteers will be leveraged for high
value and high cost jobs, and recruit contractors
for some routine or simple jobs.
IT HW- A cloud virtual machine will be rented for
web and database server, and need 4 laptops for
administrator and programmers.
IT SW- Free or open-source software will be
adopted during development and initial stages.

38. IBM Volunteers’ Main Professional
Skills

39. IBM Volunteers’ Professional Skills
Utilization for Goods Matching-Part 1
Consulting ServiceConsulting Service
Project ManagementProject Management

40. IBM Volunteers’ Professional Skills
Utilization for Goods Matching-Part 2
PromotionPromotion
Project ManagementProject Management

41. IBM Volunteers’ Professional Skills
Utilization for Goods Matching-Part 3
System Analysis and Design
Development
Database and Server Management
Testing
System Analysis and Design
Development
Database and Server Management
Testing
Project ManagementProject Management

42. Summary
Job Skills or Knowledge
Number of Volunteers
IBMer Non-IBMer
Quality Control
• NPO experience
• Basic IT knowledge
5 5
Project
Management
• Project management
knowledge and experience
• Agile methodology
5 5
System Analysis
and Design
• UML
• Data modeling
• Process design
• Java EE concept
• UI design
5 0
Development
• Java programming
• JSP and servlet
• Spring, Struts and Hibernet
• Facebook API
• XHTML and CSS
• JavaScript
10 0

43. Summary
Job Skills or Knowledge
Number of Volunteers
IBMer Non-IBMer
Database and
Server
Management
• SQL
• Database administration-
MySQL
• Server administration
5 0
Testing
• Test cases writing
• Functional Verification Test
• Performance Verification Test
• System Verification Test
5 0
Promotion
• Advertisement
• Consumer behavior analysis
5 5
Consulting Service
• Requirement analysis
• User Acceptance Test
• Communication skill
• Presentation skill
• Global adaption skill
10 40

44. Repeatable Project

45. Outcome
Instrumented
Intelligent
Smarter & Better
Planet
Interconnected

48. APPENDIX
Introduction of other co-organizers

49. IBM Volunteer Club

50. IBM Volunteer Club

51. YBP

52. YBP

53. iLOHAS

54. iLOHAS
Aboriginal tribe “Piyaway“
key word search results are
placed precisely on the 1st
page
Established official
website for Pangcah
organic farm

55. iLOHAS
Help to sell fair-trade
products online