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Standards for a blue ocean

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Open Sourced Standards enables risk

avoidance

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Before After

We collect absurd amounts of data, metadata and sensor data ◦ Our customer record files are one

of two of the largest data sets in every data warehouse

◦ Rows of Customer Names, Addresses and null values primarily country and zip codes data

◦ Nulls are proving to be a major factor in threats to encryption practices

We use regional master data ◦ Personal Clouds in the truest

context with parental controls

Private cloud host providers with integrity

Enforce privacy and 4th amendment with intelligence requirements known and civil liberties and rights respected by all others.

◦ International Generic definitions

System Theory

◦ One record for every person

◦ One record for every entity

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Our theory is rarely based on applied situations, instead based on what academics are told.

The real world is much simpler

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No, you just enter a new account

a) by asking the customer for the address

b) by looking up the main address when you get

a chance to look it up

You type in the name and search-what the

heck? You are asked to select 1 of 50 pages

with 50 customer accounts per page.

Do you spend an hour looking through the first

50 on page 1?

You are a regional account manager

You have been trying to attract an end users

interest in a solution

You have just met the criteria to register an

opportunity

You log in to your companies Customer

Relationship Management (CRM) tool and go to

lookup the customer name.

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Supplier

Customer

Legal Entity

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Unknown Perspective Fact – Real World

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All sectors and all purposes

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• We are unlikely to sustain the

organization nor the

development in our current

state.

• We don’t need to invest in new

• We need to understand by

observing

• Re-use the segmentation class

types

• Research supports alternative

approaches for each segment

apply different interview

strategies

• Applies Blue Ocean view in

Strategic planning, executing

and operating

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Pattern Language Understanding the relationships

Person needs according to

family and economic life ◦ Family life is a private thematic

◦ Economic Life is a private thematic

◦ Public life is a public thematic

◦ Health and Nutritional Life is a

public thematic

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We have wicked problems ◦ Everywhere I look, data is a new shiny penny.

It’s raw form for knowledge, information, content, records, documents,

applications use it and produce it

People need it in their process, with or without technology.

We have subjective and Big Data

We have higher chances of security breaches

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People are saying doing technology the right way, is the end

of the internet. ◦ No, it is actually using the investments correctly and therefore getting

the full benefits.

◦ Imagine investing in a software tool and having it last as

promised...what a concept?

The internet always worked the way it needs to work to be

secure and efficient ◦ Think about it, can you meet the Ukraine executive order published

today?

No, you need to collect everything and do the data yourself.

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Kids aren’t subjective risk

Kids are human

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Child Research FACTS

Different research techniques

must be used with different

age groups and based on

different environmental

indicators.

Most research is sponsored

and therefore not subjective.

The methods used to acquire

child research a greater

chance of harm than benefit.

We know now research can

help mental health, we must

know or admit the same

methods harm.

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If we organize what we have... ◦ We can quickly protect kids

◦ We can ensure we use only what we need.

If we understand, observe and prototype... ◦ We can get more out to allow local collaboration faster