[Project name] Competitive or Comparative Analysis Template

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1	HfLA Competitive or
2	Comparative Analysis Template
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4			This template was iterated by doing a variety of project work on Hack for LA projects. Each example provided below has the project details.
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6			Overview Instructions:
7			1. Copy the template to your own directory.
8	Founding Contributors:		2. Add each Organization or Partner or Product name in a new column.
9	Bonnie Wolfe		3. Add each Comparison Criteria to Column A.
10	Raquel Nishijima		4. Add any details about the Criteria into the cell under the Organization.
11	Jenny Mikesell		5. (optional) Color the cells under the organization to make it easy to process the overview at a glance
12	Niven Prasad
13	Karen		Functional Instructions:
14	Randall		As you find each organization you will find new Comparison Criteria, and it might make sense to revisit the prior Organizations or Products that you identified to see if you missed any of the Criteria.
15	Mya Stark
16			Purpose:
17			To make sure you are not building something someone else has already built.
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19			Mindset:
20			Some of the organizations you will be documenting can also potentially be partners.
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22			Living Document:
23			This document will evolve as people use it and provide feedback. If you have questions or other contributions, please add them on the Suggestions Tab.
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25	Project	Authors	Name of Tab
26	BOP Project	Raquel Nishijima	Example : Resource comparison
27	Food Oasis	Jenny Mikesell	Example: Comparing Other Food Pantry sites
28	100 Automations	Niven Prasad	Example: Competitive Analysis Open Source websites
29	311-data.org		Example: Competitive Analysis LA311 Data Viz sites
30	Ballot Nav	Randall Ellis, Karen Coronel, Mya Stark	Example: Comparative Analysis Voting websites
31	Write for All		Example: Competitive Analysis Equity Language