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*Successful development and deployment of the Proof of Concept application using Personal Knowledge Container/PKC. | *Successful development and deployment of the Proof of Concept application using [[Personal Knowledge Container]]/[[PKC]]. | ||
*Demonstration of the strategic value of data sovereignty for modern citizens through the presentation of publicly available products and services in a convenient and programmable manner. | *Demonstration of the strategic value of data sovereignty for modern citizens through the presentation of publicly available products and services in a convenient and programmable manner. | ||
*Successful implementation of Smart | *Successful implementation of [[Smart Contract]]s and [[decentralized storage system]]s for data security and governmental functions. | ||
*Successful demonstration of the automatic transcription and testing of natural language and human spoken text instructions using a published code base shared by the Open Source community. | *Successful demonstration of the automatic transcription and testing of natural language and human spoken text instructions using a published code base shared by the [[Open Source]] community. | ||
*Positive feedback and engagement from the Open Source community. | *Positive feedback and engagement from the [[Open Source]] community. | ||
*The applicability and reusability of the Proof of Concept application across many governmental and personal data management projects. | *The applicability and reusability of the Proof of Concept application across many governmental and personal data management projects. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:04, 27 April 2023
- Successful development and deployment of the Proof of Concept application using Personal Knowledge Container/PKC.
- Demonstration of the strategic value of data sovereignty for modern citizens through the presentation of publicly available products and services in a convenient and programmable manner.
- Successful implementation of Smart Contracts and decentralized storage systems for data security and governmental functions.
- Successful demonstration of the automatic transcription and testing of natural language and human spoken text instructions using a published code base shared by the Open Source community.
- Positive feedback and engagement from the Open Source community.
- The applicability and reusability of the Proof of Concept application across many governmental and personal data management projects.