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• Story of photography

The first photo ever was called “View from the Window at Le Gras” by French inventor Joseph Nicéphore Niépce.

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• Story of photography

The first photo ever was called “View from the Window at Le Gras” by French inventor Joseph Nicéphore Niépce.

Credit Hunter Schwartz @buzzfeed

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Feedback Cycle

Demand Technology Value-Add

Standards

Data Formats

Metadata

Services

Storage

Processing

Sharing

Social

Privacy

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Feedback Cycle


Connectivity

Standards

Data Formats

Metadata

Services

Storage

Processing

Sharing

Social

Privacy

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Feedback Cycle


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Feedback Cycle


Connected Diagnostics

Standards

Data Formats

Metadata

Services

Storage

Processing

Sharing

Workflow

Privacy

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Healthcare

Alerts to patients

Alerts to providers

Loss/Delay Follow Up

Workflow

Value

Public Health

Surveillance

Burden of

Disease

WHO Reporting

Device

Management

Calibration

Failure

Forecasting

Manufacturing

Health Systems

Better Stock Forecast

Less Expirations

Facility Resources

Human Resources

M&E + EQA

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Global Scale, Local Impact

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Healthcare

Tests performed

Results shared

Daily Throughput

Data Accuracy

Public Health

Surveillance

Burden of

Disease

WHO Reporting

Device Management

Device Tampering

Calibration

Customer

Satisfaction

Health Systems

Utilization & Waste

Training & Attendance

Infrastructure costs

Positive Outliers

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Solution or Ecosystem?Imagine how ridiculous this sounds:

“…I take a picture with my Nikon camera and the Nikon memory card sends

it wirelessly to the NikonCasa online photo album from where I can edit and

improve it using NikonShop and then broadcast it via Twitterikon instant

messaging and save it in my NikonFacebook for my family to see …”