Not all food provide the same nutritional benefits. Similarly, not all AI solutions produce the same results. As modern professionals embrace emerging AI technology, a standard "nutrition label" for assessing the sound and reasonableness of AI capabilities is essential.

As a seasoned digital practitioner with 30 years of experience, I often find myself navigating the delicate balance between innovation and timing. Recently, I had to shelve yet another idea—not because it lacked potential, but because the timing just wasn't right. Despite having a perfect business model tailored for an underserved population and an incredibly qualified team of partners, I lacked the necessary resources to bring this idea to life.
In order for this idea (https://www.foreveryidea.com/idea-museum/justsayyes) to help disconnected clinical decision-makers understand their role in expediting care transitions, I needed a massive real-world digital presentation that could both:

1. virtually simulate expensive real-world critical healthcare scenarios; and
2. demonstrate how expedited care transition protocols could impact patient health outcomes.

While, in 2020, I did achieve some success with a minimally viable (web-based) presentation architecture that could be used by advanced graphic processing technologies to project three-dimensional (3D) objects on real-world surfaces, such as:

1. a conference room table with a miniaturized “hybrid office” environment; and
2. a real-world environment with a life-sized “hybrid office” simulation.

However, this isn't enough to simulate the multiple care environments in a real-world critical care transport scenario. After spending two years during the pandemic only to create one virtual worksite, I decided to pause this project.
 
…And while it might seem like my efforts have come to a halt, this is not the end. The underlying technology was web-based and is self-improving. As digital capabilities advance, the effort required to complete this idea continues to diminish. I remain optimistic that when the time is right, I can pick up where I left off and bring this vision to life with only a few kilobytes of bandwidth and less than a penny’s worth of electricity.
 
If interested in learning more about this and other “digitally abandoned” ideas, regarding real-world simulation please visit my blog (https://www.foreveryidea.com/idea-museum/real-world-solution-visualization) 

Substitutable Medical Apps, Reusable Technology (SMART) 
For Discussion Purposes: Notional Meeting concepts for a FAST implementation of the FHIR API endpoint demonstrations/discussions regarding  web security requirements.

Operational Demonstration Agenda Items:
1) Target State HIT Vendor JWKS security : <anticipating URI>
* <To Be issued> access to Postman API demonstration resource.
2) Current State (For Every Idea) Proof of Concept: Notional Example of Testing API key vault - For Every Idea (reference example JKWS)
*operational "Proof of Concept" 
Key Vault URI: https://forfhir.vault.azure.net/keys/forFHIRpostman

• Key Type: RSA
• RSA Key Size: 2048
• Created: 10/3/2023
• Updated 
• Key Identifier (URI): 
  https://forfhir.vault.azure.net/keys/forFHIRpostman/e9deffe36e484f4ab3a3cda272d57839
• Permitted Operations
  • Encrypt
  • Decrypt
  • Verify

A solution may "look good on paper" but in reality, one overlooked environmental constraint can lead to a failed outcome. Without proper worksite context, professional stakeholders might not achieve desired business use case objectives. Using modern solution visualization methodologies, professionals can virtually tour a 3D model of worksite scenarios and discuss critical details that could potentially disrupt progress.

This recursive video "boomerang" takes audience members on a tour that begins and ends with the broad perspective of a virtual "hybrid office" that has paper-based and digital office supplies. In the middle of this three-part storyline, a laptop with modern graphics capabilities demonstrates:

• a virtual reality (VR) tour of a "hybrid office" worksite;
• an augmented reality (AR) projection of a miniature "hybrid office" worksite on real conference room table; and
• other mixed-reality examples that demonstrate "hybrid office" scenarios with life-sized 3D objects.

With this more tangible perspective of worksite context, remote stakeholders can visualize how a proposed technology (such as a laptop with a 2 hour battery life) aligns with business objectives (such as an 8 hour workday) so that potential issues can be addressed before experiencing real-world consequences - such as a worksite's limited power supply potentially impeding the performance of digital office supplies.

As more graphic processing capabilities emerge, modern professionals will have the ability to virtually present real-world use cases with interactive 3D objects.
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In my other blog post 3D virtual worksite environment, I demonstrate how interested stakeholders can interact with virtual objects with office and creative cloud 3D modeling capabilities.

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Here is an example paperless presentation on 3D modelling that I think could improve understanding of business workflows.

YouTube versions of these presentation can also be accessed from

• this video link to a presentation of Virtual Reality, and
• this video link to a presentation of Mixed Reality

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In my other blog Real World Solution Visualization, I explore the benefits of using 3D technology to virtually walk though a "hybrid office" environments in order to see how real-world use cases align with virtual office technology.