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Thursday, November 17, 2016

New Ideas - Sales Administration and Printing for Selfies

New ideas create better quality of life and wealth

Rizal Philippines
November 17, 2016

I sat beside a medical representative yesterday who was making a promo call on doctor.  He had with him an iPad instead of the usual call book or call log.   The doctor would merely sign on the touch sensitive touch screen to signify that the med rep has done his call.   This is connected on line to their sales admin office.  No reports to log no paper work,   His location is being monitored too via the GPS.  Neat eh.  We can use this for:

1.  Making the sales contract; and save on paper;
2.  The sales reports can be summarized from the contracts.  The sending of the docs by pouch can be saved too.
3.  Similar applications to :   interment service and chapel memorial service.

In the meantime, in Japan, Fuji films has come out and sold 5 million portable printer for selfies (and other photos of smartphone.  A single charge can print 100 pictures (and uses probably Polaroid like technology in printing. They plan to sell 6 million units next year.   Probably the market is limited to Japan only yet as of now?

Fujifilm instax smartphone printer SP - 1


Sunday, March 9, 2014

NU6 (2 of 6) - Portable Medical / Health Booth/Center

Angelbert M Orseno

Prof Jorge Saguinsin

ENTREP – AGSB, Clark

Background

The Philippines is one of the densely populated countries in Asia and it is continuously growing. Its life expectancy rate for both male and female is 69.4 as of 2011. Communities and people are dispersed from small to large entities.
As the Philippines is still considered a 3rd world developing country, its health service is considered as one of the many neglected and less prioritized area and as such people don’t have ready access to basic medical services and, situations could go bad in case of critical situations. ( 3 years ago, ADB removed PHL from ldc list)

Challenge

While communities have health centers its ratio is normally 1:1 meaning, 1 health center per 1 “barangay” regardless of its population count. Often you will see people piling up to get basic medical services like check-up, blood pressure tests, etc and the number constitute mostly as early and young as newborn to 10 years of age down to 45 onwards. This constraint limits the rendering of good basic medical service.

Innovative Product - Portable Medical / Health Booth

Benefits

The product will serve as a 24x7, one-stop junction that will address readily available medical and health services need. 4

Features

-          Computerized health condition checker
-          User-friendly Control Panel
-          Health Tip Video Presentation
-          Basic Medicine Dispenser
-          Defibrillator
-          Stethoscope
-          Disposable thermometer
-          Computerized blood pressure / sugar monitor
-          Contraceptive Dispenser
-          Centralized Monitoring and Result Recording
-          24x7 Hotline Link to Medical Professional