WHO ARE WE?

We make INNOVATIVE digital ecosystem servicing clients across green mobility. We have a long term experience dealing with regional governments, municipalities and private sector operators. To integrate digital solutions in ecosystems, we elevate SMART CITY to DIGITAL CITY SOULUTIONS.

MOBILITY

WHAT IS HYDROGEN?

Hydrogen is not a direct source of energy but rather an energy carrier. It serves primarily as a means of storing energy, especially for renewable energy when all their production can not be consumed. It can also be used to produce energy, to power hybrid vehicles or autonomous energy production systems. The heat produced during the hydrogen production process can also be used locally to heat buildings for example.

HOW IS HYDROGEN MADE?

Reforming natural gas with superheated steam, which is a widely used process.
In the gasification process, charcoal is burned in a reactor. At very high temperatures, the released gases reform to produce H2 and carbon monoxide.
Separating water into oxygen and hydrogen with electrolysis. This process is interesting as it makes it possible to easily obtain a pure hydrogen, and most importantly, is the only one to be totally carbon-free if the electricity is provided through renewable sources such as wind & solar.

ADVANTAGES AND BENEFITS OF HYDROGEN

ZERO EMISSION

The only emission from a fuel cell vehicle using hydrogen is water steam. Hydrogen is thus a clean fuel for cars without emissions of pollutants and greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change.

FAST REFUELLING

Hydrogen charging stations are quite similar to the traditional filling stations. As hydrogen vehicles don’t need to be plugged in to charge - unlike battery powered electric cars - the process of refuelling is quick.

LONG DRIVE RANGE

Fuel-cell vehicles also have a longer range than battery powered electric cars. They now have a range of 500 to 800 km.

DIGITAL AGE

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ECOSYSTEM

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SMART CITY

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DIGITAL AGE

WHAT IT IS?

Digital transformation is the integration of digital technology into all areas of a business, fundamentally changing how you operate and deliver value to customers. It's also a cultural change that requires organizations to continually challenge the status quo, experiment, and get comfortable with failure.

HOW IT HELPS?

Digitalization in business helps to improve the efficiency of its operations, making automation possible. There are fewer human errors and operational costs are reduced, due to the decreased need for human resources. To fully understand digitalization in business, we must understand the role technology plays in the whole process.

WHAT IMPACT IT MAKES?

Digitization has a proven impact on reducing unemployment, improving quality of life, and boosting citizens' access to public services. Finally, digitization allows governments to operate with greater transparency and efficiency.

GREEN DIGITAL CITY ECOSYSTEM

INCREASED CITY FUNCIONALITY

Means a functioning city economy,employment opportunities, access to essential aspects of prosperity - to infrastructure services such as connectivity and connectivity; reliable, sustainable and low-cost energy sources; adequate educational opportunities; affordable forms of housing and efficient transport.

HIGHES LIVING STANDARDS

In a smart city, citizens have access to a comfortable, healthy, clean, safe and active lifestyle, which includes several aspects such as cheap energy, convenient public transport, quality education, faster public services, clean water and air, low crime rates, and access to a variety of entertainment and cultural opportunities.

SUSTAINABILITY

Providing citizens with access to the resources they need with a view to securing them for future generations. Sustainability is the method by which resources are not depleted or permanently destroyed. Sustainability is not only linked to the environment, but also to the economy.

BOOSTING LOCAL ECONOMY

Keep money in the local economy. Using local sourcens and include local citizens. They keep money within the local community that would otherwise flow out to external enviroment.

ECOSYSTEM

Intergration of Green mobility and Digital City Ecosystem in one complex interoperable digital platform

THE OMAHA SYSTEM

WHAT IS THE OMAHA SYSTEM?

The Omaha System is a research-based, comprehensive practice and documentation standardized taxonomy designed to describe client care. The Omaha System is summarized in the Overview, and includes an assessment component (Problem Classification Scheme), a care plan/services component (Intervention Scheme), and an evaluation component (Problem Rating Scale for Outcomes).
WHY THE OMAHA SYSTEM?

The Omaha System is a standard terminology that provides interoperability and communication across the continuum of community health, for: Clinicians, Administrators, Educators, Researchers

The Omaha System originated as a product used by nurses in public health and home health settings.

While it has expanded to use by multiple types of health practitioners, administrators, educators, and researchers alike, it was designed to address your public health needs.
PROS OF THE OMAHA SYSTEM
The Omaha System was one of the first clinical nomenclatures to be developed, and is so highly regarded because it is:
- Research based
- Created specifically to describe community health care
- Designed to be used in electronic documentation systems
The Omaha System is also highly regarded as it has been extensively tested for reliability and validity.
WHAT DOES OMAHA SYSTEM OFFER?

The Omaha System is an interdisciplinary language that can be used to describe the services provided across your agency.

It is a leader among similar taxonomies in meeting the demanding criteria necessary for the meaningful and use of data into electronic health records.

You want a standardized terminology that accomplishes everything this article has discussed.
WHAT DOES THE OMAHA SYSTEM ACHIEVED?

✔ Passed the Healthcare Information Technology Standards Panel (HITSP Tier 2 selection criteria for Use Cases in 2007)

✔ Approved by the US Department of Health and Human Services interoperability standards as terminology for EHRs

✔ Recognized by the American Nurses Association (ANA) as an approved standardized terminology since 1992

✔ Consistent with the reference terminology model for the International Organization for Standardization (ISO).

✔ Registered by Health Level Seven (HL7®).

✔ Member of the Alliance for Nursing Informatics (ANI ) since 2009 (its users remain on the cutting edge of community health informatics).