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

related: FineTuned

Traditional collaboration with participants around a dry-erase board is an effective way to synchronize details. Given the physical logistics of in-person collaboration, modern (web-based) collaboration is a scalable alternative to printed presentation materials (such as a blogpost user-interface-capabilities.html).

For professionals that want to virtually collaborate with a larger audience, but are unfamiliar with "emerging" paperless standards (such as real-world-solution-visualization.html) it is important to leverage an updateable digital platform that can seamlessly integrate web-based digital information.

Based on my experience with software stakeholders, professional workflows are dependent on how well the following four (4) digital capabilities align:

1. System Display (human readable information display),
2. Data (machine readable),
3. Interaction Behavior (data exchange), and
4. System Logic (business policy enforcement outcomes).

​This methodology stems from my previous user experience simulation experience that utilized "paperless" user-interface software prototyping technologies (iRise Software Simulation Experience LinkedIn Post)  to propose target state digital capabilities and seamlessly integrate live-edit stakeholder feedback.

In 2005, many software development methodology began replacing paper requirements with high-resolution digital presentations.  My lessoned learned (from rapid software prototyping) is that solutions are proposed with 2D "paperless" solution templates do not accurately represent real world (3D) problems.  Next step, explore the use of emerging mixed reality presentation capabilities in order to better understand real-world-solution-visualization.html scenarios.

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.