Peis roduct Documentation) Material: 1. Write a one page business proposal for your design project. Rough out a product specification page and design specification page if applicable. Student dependent answers. 2. You are going into competition with Johnson and Johnson; you plan to capture 30% of the market for Band-Aids. Do the needed web search to determine your market potential in terms of the US market. This might take some digging, but if the student hits upon band-aid.com, they will find that J&J had sold 100 Billion by the year 2001, they were originally developed in 1920. With any reasonable guesswork, the student should estimate that they would need to produce .3*2 Billion or so bandages! 2. You are going into competition with Johnson and Johnson; you plan to capture 30% of the market for Band-Aids. Do the needed web search to determine your market potential in terms of the US market. This might take some digging, but if the student hits upon band-aid.com, they will find that J&J had sold 100 Billion by the year 2001, they were originally developed in 1920. With any reasonable guesswork, the student should estimate that they would need to produce.3*2 Billion or so bandages! Peis roduct Documentation) Material: 1. Write a one page business proposal for your design project. Rough out a product specification page and design specification page if applicable. Student dependent answers. 2. You are going into competition with Johnson and Johnson; you plan to capture 30% of the market for Band-Aids. Do the needed web search to determine your market potential in terms of the US market. This might take some digging, but if the student hits upon band-aid.com, they will find that J&J had sold 100 Billion by the year 2001, they were originally developed in 1920. With any reasonable guesswork, the student should estimate that they would need to produce .3*2 Billion or so bandages! 2. You are going into competition with Johnson and Johnson; you plan to capture 30% of the market for Band-Aids. Do the needed web search to determine your market potential in terms of the US market. This might take some digging, but if the student hits upon band-aid.com, they will find that J&J had sold 100 Billion by the year 2001, they were originally developed in 1920. With any reasonable guesswork, the student should estimate that they would need to produce.3*2 Billion or so bandages