NU6 - by Rophele Ocampo AGSB Clark 5 Pinoy Comfort Room

Prof Jorge,

Please see my 5th NU idea below.

NU 6 5 – Pinoy Comfort Room

"There is no place like home". The perfect saying that applies to me when it comes to public toilet. As much as possible if I can I don't want to 'poop' in a public toilet because it's dirty, and sometimes there is no soap, alcohol/sanitizer, water (bidet), and even tissue. Good thing some malls today have this customer lounge wherein you pay to get an additional convenience than that of a regular public toilet. But that additional convenience for me is I think should just be what a public toilet deserves, meaning the customer lounge should be like of that at your home feel.

One time I have experienced going to a customer service lounge to do a "call of nature". I already did my thing and was surprised that there is no tissue. I was so pissed because I felt so helpless. There was also no signal in the bathroom so I cannot contact anyone whom I'm with to ask for help. Not until a friend went into the bathroom and ask me why it's taking me so long. This is one of the instances that I don't want to happen again.

Comfort Rooms has already become a business today. You can see it in malls, bus terminals, and even in commercial establishments. The fact that you are paying for a comfort room must give you the convenience you need. A tissue and water is not what Filipinos are used to when it comes to toilet hygiene.

A Pinoy Comfort Room business idea is what I my suggestion to the problem. The availability of tissue, water with 'tabo'/bidet, and liquid soap dispenser must be present in each cubicle inside. Toilet bowl cover may also be included for added sanitation. A buzzer will also be an included inside the cubicle for cases wherein such supplies is empty or insufficient. The buzzer will alert comfort room attendant and the receptionist of the customer lounger and will go inside the comfort room forimmediate assistance.  3

Regards,

Rophele Louie C. Ocampo

AGSB - Clark Campus

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NU6 - by Rophele Ocamp AGSB Clark Entrep =: Medicapp

Prof Jorge,

Please see my 4th NU idea below.

Nu 6 – 4: Medicapp

Whenever we are sick, we are given medicines to take that are being administered on a specific time and day. This is to ensure that the prescription given will have its accurate effect and attain the results you need. Some people even take medicines every day, may it be for treatment, prevention, and/or maintenance.

When we are at the hospital, the nurse/doctor is the one that is monitoring your medication. When we are at home, our mother or wife is the one that takes the role, but when we are not at home, usually we are the one who monitors administering our medicines. And based on my experience, I usually forget maybe because of our busy work schedules and taking medication is not usually a part of it.

Since having a mobile phone is a necessity already and it plays an important part of our everyday lives. Inspired by Nick D' Aloisio (Summly App), I have thought of the Medical"Medicapp" application that will help us monitor medications by giving us notifications and will constantly remind us like what our mother, wife, and nurse/doctor would do.

You will just encode in the application what sickness you have, what medicine you need to take, the administration of the medicine and what time you have taken your last medicine. From there, the app will remind you when it is time for you to take your medicine. The phone will not stop its notification/alarm until you have encoded/tap in the app that you have taken already your medicine and the notification of that particular encoded sickness and medicine intake will turn off once you have completed the administration of the medicine and it will be saved as your reference as your personal medical history tracker.  

The application may also evolve and include additional features such as basic online consultation, references for natural remedy/aid that will help in the healing process, and a lifesaver that will notify your doctor or family in case of your emergency 3.5.

   

Regards,

Rophele Louie C. Ocampo

AGSB - Clark Campus

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NU6 - 2 iCharger by Rophele Ocampo

Hi Prof Jorge,

Resending my NU6 assignment.

Thank you.

Regards,

Rophele Louie C. Ocampo

AGSB- Clark

NU 6 – 2:  iCharger (Adapter)

Mobile phones drains so fast, especially when your cellular data is open all the time. The average stand by time of my mobile phone (Iphone5) is usually at 6-8 hours with cellular data (LTE) activated. My usual routine is that I charge my phone before bedtime, even though I am already tired and sleepy, I will still wait for it to be fully charged before I go to sleep or will try to wake up in the middle of the night just to unplug my phone and then go back to sleep again. Such a hassle on my part, because if I do not so, it's either I overcharge my phone or will be late with my work and commitments since my alarm clock did not work due to my phone's dead battery.

Over charging your phone will not only consume a lot of electricity but will also shorten the battery life of your mobile phone. It is also very risky as this might be the cause of fire and if you are deep asleep might be in big trouble.

The iCharger (adapter) is an enhanced mobile phone charger that has an auto power off feature. It automatically stops charging your phone once it reaches its 100% battery life. Even though it is plugged in the outlet overnight, no electricity will run through the phone once it is already fully charged. Added feature will be a power surge suppression technology to ensure additional safety of your mobile phone.

The iCharger will not only help you save money for electricity and chances of buying a new phone, most importantly it will also give you safety and a good night sleep worry free charging. 4

Rophele Louie C. Ocampo

AGSB – Clark Campus  

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Begin forwarded message:

From: Rophele Ocampo <
Date: March 7, 2014 at 7:53:57 PM GMT+8

Subject: NU6 - 2 iCharger
Reply-To: Rophele Ocampo <rlcocampo@yahoo.com>

Hi Prof Jorge,

Please see attached file for my 2nd NU6 assignment.

Thank you.

Regards,

Rophele Louie C. Ocampo

AGSB Clark Campus

NU 6 – 3 School ID with SMS Monitoring

Safety is what every parent is praying and hoping for every time their child or children leaves the house for school. They do not have an idea if their child or children were able to reach their school, mobile phones are mostly prohibited in schools especially for elementary and high school students since this is a cause of distraction.

Security is also one of the concerns of the bank when it comes to their customers. Some Bank which offers credit cards have this technology wherein when you use them and made a successful transaction, the cardholder will be notified thru SMS that a particular transaction has been successfully made if that is you did not make that transaction you must call the bank in order for them to make actions. This feature is to add security and protection to cardholders, to prevent and eliminate the chances of fraud and hacking.

Sample SMS from the Maybank:

"Thank you for using your Maybank Credit Card ending 4444 for P5, 000.00 at DADS, KAMAYAN, SAISAKI, GLO3 PH 04/02/14 20:00. For Inquiries, please call 588-3888."

Thinking of applying this technology in schools (target will be kindergarten to high school), where in once the student enter and exit the premises of the school and swipe their ID, a SMS will notify the registered number of their parents informing them of the time they have arrive and leave the institution. With this feature, parents will somehow have their peace of mind because they can monitor their child or children in and out of the campus.  4

Sample SMS from the School:

"Rophele Louie C. Ocampo has entered Ateneo De Manila University at 7:08am."

Rophele Louie C. Ocampo

AGSB – Clark Campus

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NU 6 by Rophele Ocampo, 1 Top-up Taxi Card

Prof Jorge,

Please refer to my first assignment for NU6 below. 

One of the primary and major transport services in Metro Manila is Taxi/Cab. It is more convenient and comfortable rather than taking the MRT/LRT, Jeepney or Bus. But with every luxury and accessibility the equivalent would be the price.

Taxi drivers' culture in Metro Manila is far different from other places. Many of them lack discipline and customer orientation and as much as possible, I am trying to understand their behavior. The practice of most taxi driver in the Metro is this, if your taxi fare is P132.50 and you gave P150.00, mostly you won't get any change for it. This is what I usually experience whenever I take a cab in the Metro. As a customer, it is our right to be given an exact change. This is what pissed me of, especially most of my taxi rides are usually for official business and are subject for reimbursements and the amount will be based on the taxi receipt given and not the amount you paid to the taxi driver.  

Applying the Top-up card payment option may lessen or in time eliminate the chances of this incident since the amount that will be topped up is the exact amount reflected on the metered machine. This card just like any other top up card is that is reloadable thru partner establishments like convenience stores, payment centers, gasoline stations, etc.    

Top-up Taxi card can eventually progress as a travel card that can be used in bus, trains, domestic ferry ride and airfare or even be an all-in-one necessity card that can be used in most of our daily activities. 4

Thank you.

Regards,

Rophele Louie C. Ocampo

AGSB - Clark