Yes…I read AJ. I Iike my informational horizons to be broad and wide and diverse 😊😊. If this were to happen ($1 home testing kit), it would be a game-changer for the world to quickly resume normalcy. We would still need an anti-viral treatment plan (not a vaccine as I think that’s wishful thinking), so …
I ran across this video from the Los Angeles Fire Department. It shows they are still using a “spreadsheet” to solve the tracking and supply chain problem. Tragic, and not surprising. Our software platform www.EAMS.network could help solve this problem immediately. If anyone wants to help, let me know. (LAFD COVID-19 Supply Chain process- https://youtu.be/m2lv-TWZPA0 )
When this CV19 pandemic started, I had a lot of friends calling me to get involved in the sourcing and/or delivery of medical equipment and PPE. I passed as I didn’t trust the supply chain and especially customs. Even if you get confirmation of shipping, the deal is done–but without delivery–it is still a problem. …
After reading this article, I would be interested in thoughts on BOTH sides. Social Scoring. Good? Bad? This is how China can take over the world without firing a shot. I call it #YOSTOS, and I wrote about it in my podcast–Episode #17. Scary stuff. https://ab.co/3bAhbSA
As states continue to “smuggle” in equipment in secrecy, this will indeed create the next problem. Hiding and hoarding. With the next crisis, there will be LESS incentive to share resources among agencies. Our system, www.EAMS.Network can help.
When I say this Headline, I though HUH?? I guess his “when’ the pandemic clears is the qualifier. However, I was more interested in the remainder of the article. He makes an argument for EAMS (www.EAMS.Network) and the need for Cities to better identify their own assets.
