Advocating for compliance regulation and administrative law for a WEB of sharing trust-responsibility.
Policy of Developments - Access PoD™
Founded in AUSTRALIA
Our platform is open source (Current version 1.2), and we seek to develop system maturity levels of UIO-defined technologies - Human-centric approach.
Under-defined: Something new, that sounds, displays and expresses as useful and interesting, but can cause confusion and/or risks might be involved;
Informally defined: There is a general enterprise/consumer uptake in knowledge and expectations, which follow a procedure and protocol - human-centric approach;
Over-defined: There is a good expectation (overview) and knowledge and what to expect next.
We are in the early stage of development and seek collaboration and contributors in these fields:
Privacy
IT security
Cybersecurity
Policymakers
Educational institutions
Government institutions.
AI & Blockchain developers.
LAW & Science towards Innovation
Technolgies We Use
With approval of random selection of anonymous real-world data and participation with tech providers, government agencies, including universities, our objective is delivering a comprehensive and systematic study to provide insights about proposed and existing policies with an analysis of:
Experiment, experience, and deployment model. Risk-taking.
Simulation AI-powered Policies (SAPP)
Machine Learning ML
Computer Vision CV
Deep Learning DL
Our AI PoD engine delegates administrative policies through an internal and external model, which is processed and measured through our human-centric approach - 6 operational factors. This also sets a limit for proportionate delivery of input and guidance to enact accountability measures between internal and external parties with analysis and performances of:
Experience, experiment, deployment - policy compliances. Risk management.
Please read the whitepaper for full details about our technology and updated (Version 1.2) Policy of Developments. Access PoD
Short version below
Access PoD
Compliance Star Certificate (CSC)
A visual infographic (CSC) - contains 6 operational factors for managing information DATA reporting about a policy impact:
6.1 - Industry 4.0 & Security – Secure procedure and processing of data and history and/or if damage/harm is made to personal or ID information, digital information, and data from fraudulent activities, and security steps/protocols taken before personal misuse of data and information. Trust factor
6.2 - Security & new best practice approach - When an enterprise augments security protocols and data reports collected of real-world DATA; used, sold, reused, or can be used again with existing policy - trust factor.
6.3 - New best practice approach & Compliance - When industry enterprises adopt a policy and time factor to adaption to change and date adoption of new policy use case, locations used and tested and deployed - Transparency.
6.4 - Compliance & Human-centric path – Compliance measures and legal practices with processing and management procedures and mitigating risk of 6 operational factors - Transparency
6.5 - Human-centric path & trust-transparency factor – Certificates and compliance - observing and measuring results from enterprise offerings and effectiveness in consumer use reports - Openness
6.6 - Trust, transparency factor & Industry 4.0 – How platforms compete and offer a fairer competitive environment (fair competition), and how is intellectual property or opensource tech leveraged and deployed. (This is a critical area on how regulation can be optimized to provide more effective user-friendly tech. How products and services compete is with a level of trust; including brand reputation, due diligence with a human-centric path, spam filter mechanisms, and IP registration credentials issued.) - Openness
The 6.0 gateway establishes compliance developments, including improving online security and brand awareness, accountability measures, and evaluating and comparing standards and ratings within industry, sectors, and enterprises.
“We must all obey the great law of change. It is the most powerful law of nature.” Edmund Burke
Common Law
The designs and information provided here are crowdsourced and open-source under national and international law - collaborations and cooperation with any nation and states would need to meet criteria matching metrics and measure mechanisms from reasonable impacts of national law jurisdiction. Our aim is to promote and share practices of stable, consistent, and organized relations for positive influences based on algorithms and classifications used to evaluate and enhance a policy of development impact.