About Innovation
Innovation is the practical implementation of ideas that result in the introduction of new goods or services or improvement in offering goods or services. ISO TC 279 in the standard ISO 56000:2020 defines innovation as "a new or changed entity, realizing or redistributing value".
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Coronavirus: the NHS is turning to big tech to cope Covid-19-hot-spots
The NHS has confirmed it is collaborating with leading tech companies is to ensure that critical medical equipment available to the facilities that need it most, while the Corona-Virus Outbreak .
- Create computer-overview screens show the spread of The Virus and the health system's ability to deal with it.
These are based on the data collected over 111 calls, and Covid-19-test-results.
The First to be made available to state decision-makers in the next week.
Four tech companies in the blog. Three US-based: Microsoft, Google, and Palantir. The Fourth Department of AI, which has its headquarters in London.
Amazon was not referred to, but The Bbc has confirmed that it is involved also. The NHS wants to later add details, the role of The Company .
Many of The Details of the system.
Vulnerable groupsThe blog confirmed that NHSX - unit responsible for digital Innovation - heading the effort to use a number of data sources, so that they can be used in combination.
The goal is to Create dashboards, draw on The Information as soon as they are available, to support the government and health chiefs:
He added that The Information would be considered "largely" from existing data sources, and would be anonymised so that individual patients could not be identified. He said mean, the dignity, the removal of names, addresses, and other identifiers, and replaces them with a "pseudonym".
In Time , he said the target was a separate dashboard could be viewed by The Public .
in reference to the tech company, said:
"Microsoft is holding on steadfastly to the support of the NHS, any way it can in this critical time," Cindy Rose, The Company 's UK chief executive, said.
Although not mentioned, Amazon's AWS division also additional cloud-computing facilities.
privacy activists had raised concerns, according to the initiative, leaked earlier in the week.
in particular, the question of the participation of Palantir, the track to be controversial for his role in the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and deportation of undocumented immigrants from the United States.
The NHS wanted to provide certainty to say on The Matter , that code and data would be made "open source wherever we can".
this means That digital rights should be experts in the location, the extent to which people's personal information was protected. For the data protection officer.
In addition, the health sector stressed that it would remain in the control of The Records and not the tech companies.
"if the Public Health emergency has ended in a situation, data are either destroyed or returned in accordance with The Law , and the strict contractual agreements, is added between the NHS and Partner," it.
The blog has no mention of a contact tracing app, the NHSX is also believed to develop.
" Other Nations already have a smartphone provided to identify the software to have the most recent contacts to the people Covid-19 found.
The Information Commissioner's Office stated on Friday that such an effort would be lawful in the UK.
"The Public authorities can request that additional collection and disclosure of personal data to protect against serious threats to Public Health ," it said in a statement.
"data-protection-act to be done in The Public interest, and also provides the protection measures for personal data that would be expected of the people. "
privacy, coronavirus pandemic, nhs
Source of news: bbc.com
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