Digital confidence

Digitalisation is simply creating new ways of solving problems as well as transforming existing solutions into better ones.

Digitalisation is simply creating new ways of solving problems as well as transforming existing solutions into better ones. Like many other solutions, my solution is to create a comprehensive data system which will make use of codes generated through the capturing of the biometric fingerprint, iris and photographs of people through transforming systems,  processes, data intelligence and interconnected systems which seamlessly support activities where the usual Traditional skillsets are no longer sufficient to support. 

An example (using the health service) is where a first time patient goes to the hospital for healthcare. Here the patient goes to the records unit to get his/her details captured electronically. The patient moves to the nurses to check the vitals and those records are entered electronically into the system with the ID/code number generated from the records unit. The patient then moves to the consulting room to see the doctor during which every information as well as diagnosis will be captured in the system. The patient either pays with the credit card or the amount owed is deducted from the patient's bank account with fingerprint verification or signature. With this system, as soon as the ID/code number is entered into any system, it will be easy to get every information about the person.

There is a need to build a Digitally Confident data to help the government, industry and companies realise the potential of this Advanced means of getting things done easily.

This is a new application of technology as well as new process of solving a challenge. An innovation that will be causing a big fuss right now is digital confidence. In our age technologies play the most important role in almost every area. Therefore, ignoring new trends can harm your business. It will enhance communication and help you to gather more information about people. You can thrive your business easily on the latest technologies and keep your people happy.

My solution makes use of randomised unique identifier numbers which at every step and stage of accessing the personal data of a person will require some level of clearance and access depending on the type of information being sort for. It also makes use of minimal data collection method.

An Example is, you will need medical clearance from both medical council and the medical superintendent to access the medical details of a patient.

Countries with already built digital identification systems will easily incorporate this into their system. They simply have to update or upgrade their system to make use of the features or components of my solution which are not embedded in their system.

Countries at the stage of developing their identification systems, will make significant cost savings since it will just be added to their yet-to-implement plan. They get the opportunity of having to start this idea from the beginning.

It is user friendly since the use of this technology or idea does not require a specialised training or skills to use but simply need to have a basic understanding or knowledge of how to use a computer. The user only have to enter the ID/code number and every information pops up.

Eventually, the solution makes way for interoperability. Where there is the need to develop APIs, they will be done.

It does not require higher or faster internet connectivity to work since its use will vary and depend on the type of information being sort for. You might only need an intranet, extranet, LAN, WAN, MAN or Wi-fi to operate effectively. People with low literacy and numeracy skills or levels will be guided.

Our object is to meet human needs over the next two to three generations whiles helping to  reducing hunger and poverty and preserving our environmental life support systems. Finally, we turn to the question of interactions—how multiple developmental activities may interact with complex environmental systems to transform the very nature of the journey before us.

We all that discipline, focus, hardworking, analytical skills, electronic communications skills, computer and programming skills, management skills, technical, financial and administrative skills. In fact we are all round motivated individuals. Just to mention a few

I am applying for the challenge because I believe that my solution has what it takes to transform the world and provide an easy but efficient way of dealing with identification systems in the world.

We analyzed how human activities in a number of crucial developmental sectors might pose important challenges and opportunities for navigating the transition toward sustainability.we not only seek to identify potential obstacles to a successful transition, but also to highlight the skills, knowledge, and materials that might be most useful in detecting and understanding the hazards, and in devising solutions or mid-course corrections to address them. Some of these opportunities are likely to be realized by individual actors—firms, organizations, and states—in the normal course of their self-interested activities. Others, however, will require integrative planning and management approaches.