FORE=
NSIC
AUDIT OF INTERNATIONAL OUTSOURCED & REPURPOSED CLASSROOM SURVEILLANCE H=
D AV
DVDS FOR CPE, DISTANCE LEARNING & FREE PUBLIC SERVICE WWW GOOGLE WEBCAS=
TING
- Business
Continuity, Backup and Disaster Recovery Planning (BCBDRP)
Dr. =
Avi
Rushinek, Ph.D. Professor of Accounting
Dr. =
Sara
Rushinek, Ph.D. Professor of CIS (Computer Information Systems)
Fore=
nsic
Audit of Outsourced & Repurposed Classroom Surveillance HD AV DVDs for =
CPE,
Distance Learning & Free Public Service WWW Google Webcasting
Abst=
ract
This=
paper
describes a research project about “Outsourcing & Repurposing Cla=
ssroom
Surveillance HD AV DVDs for Continuing Professional Education (CPE), Distan=
ce
Learning & Free Public Service World Wide Web (WWW) Google
Webcasting.” It is
especially relevant due to the economic slowdown, the rise of terror worldw=
ide,
as well as on the campuses of American universities. Likewise, the rise of the cost of =
higher
education, gives universities an incentive to reduce the cost, while increa=
sing
the quality of education. This
research helps achieve multiple objectives, including but not limited to al=
l of
the above. For example, profe=
ssors
that know that the security systems broadcast their lecture world-wide, tra=
nscribe
it and publish the transcripts, & making them instant authors, will work
harder to improve their lectures, especially if they could split the procee=
ds
of these recordings, with the university.&=
nbsp;
See appendix for examples of cell phone and browser views, which a
remote monitors could use to pan tilt and zoom the cameras from anywhere in=
the
world, using the WWW (World Wide Web) internet connectivity.
A fo=
rensic
audit is an investigation of such surveillance Audios and Videos (AVs). This discussion will provide some
examples of the type of problems that such audit may reveal, and a traditio=
nal
audit will probably miss. As a
professor that submits false travel papers, purporting to be at a conference
presenting a paper at a different city, as he visits the classroom to picku=
p a
paper that he forgot. Such
discovery may lead to the dismissal of a tenured professor, on the grounds =
of
submitting fraudulent travel papers.
Another example deals with an instructor that has cancelled too many
classes without the approval of the administrators (and without sufficient
reason), as required by the faculty manual. The students were happy to cancel
classes, so they could do something else instead, and catch up with other
classes. Other discoveries in=
clude,
but are not limited to, fixing malfunctioning equipment in the classroom, m=
uch
earlier than would otherwise be possible, such equipment includes overhead
projectors, computers, telephones, tables and chairs, blackboards, cooling =
and
heating systems, speakers, lighting etc.&n=
bsp;
Likewise, these AVs help reduce the theft from the classroom, especi=
ally
the missing blackboard markers, erasers, etc. In summary, the improvement in equ=
ipment
and classroom maintenance and loss reduction alone justified by itself the
additional cost of the security system forensic audit, proving it cost
effective.
Auditing
AV Podcasting Business Continuity, Backup and Disaster Recovery Planning
(BCBDRP) can prevent and reduce fraud, false allegation, while promoting Sa=
fety
and Security
This
study describes how repurposed surveillance AV (Audio Video) recording can =
be
integrated into an accounting infrastructure and become part of a comprehen=
sive
computer audit sub-system. In
particular, we are looking at the AV Podcasting Business Continuity, Backup=
and
Disaster Recovery Planning (BCBDRP) facet of the system. The idea is to archive these AV
recording and repurpose them for distance education, automated transcriptio=
n,
captioning, translation, broadcasting and webcasting instructional material=
s,
as well as for BCBDRP. Even t=
hough
such an idea is so obvious when we think about it, we could not find more t=
han
a single instance of a discussion about it on the WWW, as of today. The auditing work should be extend=
ed
beyond the historical examination of 1 year old accounting records to real-=
time
and archived AV podcasts of the instructional and educational contents. That way the auditors of such
educational and instructional organizations can find out whether the main
mission of such organizations is carried out. The auditor can offer a relevant a=
udit
opinion, and most importantly, the auditors can offer relevant and timely d=
eficiency
remediation recommendation. T=
his
way a security guard of a lecture theater, that shows up to at the beginnin=
g of
his shift, punches’ the clock, and takes off until the end of his shi=
ft,
can be discovered. Real-time
surveillance A/V podcast audit can help discover such behavior early on and
"nip it in the bud," before it become too late. Otherwise, it may take years, and a
class-room slaughter (like Virginia Tech University of 2007) for an auditor=
to
discover such incidences, and apply remedial action.
MIAMI
HERALD REPORTS DRAGGING FRAUD LITIGATION & SECURITY LAPSES
The
Miami Harold reported about "doctored time sheets, logbooks and other
records to cover up staffing shortfalls -- often with the knowledge of comp=
any
supervisors. as much as $4 mi=
llion
of the annual Wackenhut bills are bogus.. Ultimate payout could be tens of
millions, because the False Claims Act includes a provision for triple dama=
ges.
...As the litigation drags into its third year, Wackenhut keeps a high-powe=
red
lobbying roster to maintain its relationship with County Hall." The security company claims that no
"single iota of proof that any Wackenhut employee was paid for time th=
at
they did not actually work" exists.&n=
bsp;
The auditor report "instances in which guards appear to be fill=
ing
in at multiple posts at the same time.&nbs=
p;
In one extreme example, a guard appears to have been paid for 54 hou=
rs
over a three-day period -- five straight shifts of 10 or more hours, with only two 3
½-hour breaks, records show...both sides have known about the staffi=
ng
problems and billing issues at least since 1999. In early 2005, shortly after The M=
iami
Herald reported some of the original fraud allegations, ...Spot inspections
increased in 2006 and 2007, and Wackenhut was forced to pay nearly $500,000=
in
so-called liquidated damages for violations such as guards working excessive
hours and ''insufficient manpower'' to fill all posts."
Miami Harold reports the details of =
such
cases in a recent article, as follows:
"http://www.miamiherald.com/news/breaking_dade/story/486235.html."=
; "30 months after it began, ... 'ghost posts' audit still pending.&qu=
ot; Posted
on Mon, Apr. 07, 2008, by LARRY LEBOWITZ AND SCOTT HIAASEN, llebowitz@MiamiHerald.com.
''The
audit is the result of baseless allegations by individuals who believe, or =
have
been made to believe, that there is a pot of gold at the end of an imaginary
rainbow,'' said Wackenhut spokesman Bruce Rubin. ``Unfortunately for them,
these are things only found in fairy tales.''
"The
accusations have also spawned a short-lived inspector general's investigati=
on,
a criminal probe and three years of bare-knuckle civil litigation littered =
with
accusations of purloined documents and witnesses coached to lie. County public-corruption detectives
raided Wackenhut's Miami office in mid-December after a tipster said a top
company manager was shredding documents just three weeks after receiving an=
investigative
subpoena.
Wackenhut
lawyers insist the tip was part of a larger campaign aimed at embarrassing =
the
company. Defense attorney Steven Chaykin said the company voluntarily turned
over all the records -- plus two garbage bags of meaningless shred unrelate=
d to
the Metrorail contract."
''That
bogus tip,'' Chaykin said, ``is a perfect example of the false accusations
being wrongfully made against Wackenhut by those seeking to malign
Wackenhut.' Arching over all =
the
inquiries surrounding Wackenhut is a lawsuit in which lawyer H. Mark Vieth
seeks to recover millions that he claims the company has overbilled Miami-D=
ade
County since 2001. While Miam=
i-Dade
would receive 75 percent of any money Vieth's suit recovered, the lawyer sa=
ys
he has received little cooperation from the county."
''They
haven't lifted a finger to help me, but they've done plenty to thwart me,''
Vieth said. ``I've never seen a group of people so resistant to having mill=
ions
of dollars thrust into their hands like the county.'' A case in point is
Jackson's audit, which started in late 2005 shortly after the lawsuit was
filed. During a deposition last month, the auditor refused to answer Vieth's
questions about her findings -- even questions that a county attorney advis=
ed
her to answer."
"Vieth
has asked a judge to hold Jackson in contempt of court over her refusal to
answer. A contempt hearing is set for later this month. Jackson has previou=
sly
argued that she should not have to discuss the document -- stamped ''draft''
and ''for discussion only'' -- until it's complete. She believes that relea=
sing
the report in draft form violates exemptions provided to auditors under the
state public records law. Wac=
kenhut
also wanted the document kept under wraps. But an appeals court ordered the
company to turn it over to Vieth and his six whistle-blower clients.
The
company declined to comment specifically on the draft audit's finding that
Wackenhut received $1.6 million for employee hours that employees were not =
paid
for. But Wackenhut spokesman =
Rubin
said the report is an incomplete snapshot of Jackson's work, and company
executives believe they have explained the seeming irregularities rose in i=
t.
''Whatever the findings are, Wackenhut will resolve this to everyone's
satisfaction,'' Rubin said.
Jackson
did not respond to interview requests. County Mayor Carlos Alvarez and Mana=
ger
George Burgess also refused to discuss Jackson's audit, the contempt charge=
s,
the civil suit or the criminal investigation. Alvarez and Burgess, along wi=
th
former Transit Director Roosevelt Bradley, are set to give depositions later
this month in the civil suit.
Vieth's lawsuit, filed on behalf of a former juvenile-center security
guard named Michelle Trimble, was brought under the county's False Claims
ordinance. That law lets private citizens and whistle-blowers who uncover
public fraud collect damages. In
sworn depositions, Trimble and dozens of other former guards say Wackenhut
never had enough staffers to fulfill its county contracts.
They
say they doctored time sheets, logbooks and other records to cover up staff=
ing
shortfalls -- often with the knowledge of company supervisors. 'On many occasions, over a hundred
occasions, there are times where I put in officers' names who did not work,=
''
said Eric Rowe, who worked for Wackenhut until 1999. ''I had pushed myself to the limit
trying to straighten out these ghost posts and open posts, and I just could=
n't
control it,'' said former Wackenhut supervisor Starlin Horne.
Others
described the ''Wackenhut Incentive Plan'': Guards would work a 10-hour day
shift, and then agree to stick around for three or four hours to fill an em=
pty
post on the second shift. The guards testified they would go home early, af=
ter
... busiest rush hour had ended, but get paid as if they worked the full do=
uble
shift. Regardless, in terms o=
f actual
dates and times at which the alleged fraud occurred, Wackenhut lawyer Angel=
a De
Cespedes Wenke argued at a recent court hearing that Vieth still has not
produced a ``single iota of proof that any Wackenhut employee was paid for =
time
that they did not actually work.''
Real-time
and archived AV podcast audits can quickly show proof for such alligations,
avoiding lengthy litigation, security lapses and other problems. Such AV podcast can be easily atta=
ched
to the audit paper, as supplemental evidence to standard working papers.
"The
Wackenhut lawyers also say the broader allegations are merely unfounded cla=
ims
of disgruntled ex-employees. While guards may have been shifted around to c=
over
vacant posts -- a routine occurrence in the large operation -- the county w=
as
not overcharged, they say. Te=
rry
Grant, ... security manager who oversees the Wackenhut contract, testified =
that
his office could find no evidence of fraud in a 2006 review prompted by Vie=
th's
suit. Vieth, however, says he=
has
compiled a list of instances in which guards appear to be filling in at
multiple posts at the same time. In
one extreme example, a guard appears to have been paid for 54 hours over a
three-day period -- five straight shifts of 10 or more hours, with only two=
3
½-hour breaks, records show.
Citing
internal Wackenhut audits and Transit agency letters to the company, Vieth
said. Wackenhut earns more th=
an
$17.5 million annually under a contract it has held with Miami-Dade Transit
since 1989 -- on a no-bid basis since 1994. The company receives another $1=
.4
million a year at the .... Assessment Center. Vieth has argued that as much as $4
million of the annual Wackenhut bills are bogus. If he prevails, the ultima=
te
payout could be tens of millions, because the False Claims Act includes a
provision for triple damages. As
the litigation drags into its third year, Wackenhut keeps a high-powered
lobbying roster to maintain its relationship with County Hall. Former U.S. Rep. Carrie Meek is a
registered lobbyist for the firm. Her son, U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek, and his
wife, Leslie, have also lobbied for Wackenhut in the past. The firm recently added two promin=
ent
Cuban-American lobbyists: former County Manager Sergio Pereira and political
operative Armando Gutierrez.
Still,
it's clear that the controversy has already cost Wackenhut. In late 2006, the firm appeared to=
have
won a $4.8 million contract to provide screening and security ...Manager
Burgess pulled back the award at the 11th hour, citing the ongoing audit and
Vieth's allegations. It is still pending.&=
nbsp;
In early 2005, shortly after The Miami Herald reported some of the
original fraud allegations, former Transit director Bradley ordered his
security staffers to more vigilantly enforce the contract.
Since
July 2006, the county has also reduced the requirements -- and the gross pa=
y --
for Wackenhut, paring back dozens of positions that had been required on a
daily basis. Transit says the posts were cut to save money while not
endangering safety. Vieth see=
s it
differently. The cuts, he said, came in areas that Wackenhut had left vacan=
t in
the past -- the so-called ghost posts: ``I certainly gave them the heads up
that if they wanted to save some money, these were the places to look.''
AV PODCAST HAVE BEEN USED FOR BUSINESS CONTINUITY
PLANNING, BACKUP & DISASTER RECOVERY
One
of the most important disaster recovery procedures for an educational train=
ing
organization is not anything else but the instructional AV (Audio Video)
contents itself. Yet, we were=
able
to find only one reference to it on the internet WWW (World Wide Web) so
far. This single case describ=
es how
"Hurricane Katrina served as a painful catalyst to stimulate the growt=
h of
online learning at Delgado Community College in New Orleans." This community college later reali=
zed
how important is the AV contents to its business continuity, using AV
recording, real-time and archived video podcasting developed by Tegrity
corporation. Following =
is a
discussion of their experiences.
"From
Disaster Recovery to Growth; Delgado Community College Serves Online and
Traditional Students with Class Replay Hurricane Katrina served as a
painful catalyst to stimulate the growth of online learning at Delgado
Community College in New Orleans. Capturing and delivering classes online w=
ith
Tegrity Campus offered an effective learning alternative for displaced
students, and a majority of students who endured for the Katrina-interrupte=
d semester
were able to successfully complete courses. Today, Delgado is not only
surviving, but thriving, with increased student recruitment and retention
resulting from its blended offerings. Tegrity web-based class capture and
replay is a key ingredient to this success. Tegrity provides preparation for
future hurricane seasons, but more importantly, it effectively serves worki=
ng
students by combining face-to-face coursework along with online sections. In
this one-hour interactive session, you will learn from Delgado administrato=
rs
and faculty about how they have deployed Tegrity, and how they have maximiz=
ed
the impact on student achievement."
http://www.tegrity.com/webinars.php
http://apollo.tegrityonline.com/tegrity/Marketing/313=
/delgado%20webinar2a3c2df0a-e082-47a3c2df0a-e082-47aa-b9af-b47b0d613324/Cla=
ss/TegrityPlayer.htm?
In
a webinar administrators and professors further describe their experiences =
in
the following ways "Scattering of students helps keep them in the prog=
ram
and impacting new remote students.
Professors recorded telephone conversation using Tegrity, and then
repurposing them for the online distance education for the distributed
students. Using the technolog=
y to
prepare and plan ahead, as part of a disaster recovery and preparation for a
disaster.
Leadership
in the school shows how colleges can have alternative servers, even if the
local servers are down, student can use remote server, continuing instructi=
ons
as usual. The Tegrity integra=
tion
of Blackboard can automatically push the Tegrity through the Blackboard ser=
ver,
relieving the university with the requirements of a local web server. In the event that the local IT is
incompetent etc.
The
student may have to install a Java module that facilitates the Microsoft
Virtual Machine. Students wan=
t to
listen to the lecture on an IPod, may face a problem, since it requires some
special activity to enable the phone to sync with ITunes. Students can use MP3 players to pl=
ayback
the lectures. The lectures are
indexed by the .PPT (Power Point Slides).&=
nbsp;
Why would students bother to come to class, if they can watch it on
Tegrity, online? Some student=
s that
abuse it, can be controlled by restricting the playback to a day after the
class has been taught, to prevent students from cramming everything a day
before finals.
Disaster
recovery & planning, lets students fill-out form about remote relative
phone, and e-mail. So, =
if a
disaster hits, students switch immediately to the remote alternate location,
and complete their education in time, using online distance education. It
should always be used as a support tool, and not as a substitute for an
instructor led class."
We
can see clear evidence that a large number of universities discovered video
podcasting, blended learning, and distance education, yet none has yet
integrated it fully into a comprehensive Business Continuity, Backup and
Disaster Recovery Planning (BCBDRP) infrastructure. Following is a discussi=
on
of a typical approach to AV podcasting available on the WWW"
UNIVERSITIES
PODCAST AV USING APPLE'S ITUNES U
"Does
UCLA on iTunes U support both audio and video podcasting? Yes. UCLA on iTunes U may be used to
distribute a wide variety of compressed audio and video files. Apple recomm=
ends
using the following formats for your UCLA on iTunes U audio and video conte=
nt:
Audio files (AAC, MP3) with appropriate file extensions (.m4a, .mp3), Video
files (MPEG-4, H.264) with appropriate file extensions (.mp4, .m4v, .mov).<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Additionally you can also use UCLA=
on
iTunes U to distribute Portable Document Format (PDF) files for lecture not=
es.
http://itunes.ucla.edu/itunes/info/faq "
AV
PODCAST INCREASE ROI OF DISTANCE & BLENDED EDUCATION
Much
like the idea of AV podcasting, its impact on ROI (Return On Investment) is
also quite obvious, yet the connection to accounting, auditing and BCBDRP is
not so obvious. Following is a
typical discussion of ROI AV podcasting & distance education: "The
ROI of Online/Distance Learning Technology "The focus of this one-=
hour
online web seminar session is on measurable results from online/distance
learning technology. Presenters will share data that demonstrates improveme=
nt
in grades and performance with this technology used to produce, capture and
share lectures and demonstrations."
=
"INTERNATIONAL OUTSOURCING TRENDS CREATE GROWING OPPORTUNITIES FOR
ASIAN FIRMS" (http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa5499/is_200612/ai_n21406589
) as the Journal of Asia
Entrepreneurship and Sustainability,
Dec 2006 by Trondsen, =
Tor
Jarl describes it. The journal
proceeds to say that "The purpose of this paper is to address some asp=
ects
of outsourcing with particular emphasis of offshoring, (also named
international outsourcing, international sourcing, cross border sourcing).
Outsourcing projects are not always successful, whether they are local,
regional or cross border. The paper addresses some of the underlying
theoretical fields that should be taken into consideration to make outsourc=
ing
successful for both parties, with emphasis on the international aspect.&quo=
t;
The case of repurposing security PTZ-cams footage for instructional
purposes is a classic example of such opportunity. Due to the fact that the technology
facilitates a professional security employee from Asia to monitor a classro=
om
at the University of Miami, in real-time, using his cell phone as a camera
remote control to PTZ (Pan, tilt, & Zoom navigating the cameras), even =
as
he fulfills his duties as a security guard in Asia, at the same time. "Offshoring of services (busin=
ess
processes) is becoming increasingly widespread, and there seems to be tende=
ncy
to move upward towards higher value creation activities. Asian countries ha=
ve
in particular benefited from the trend by offering lower cost, a pool well
educated personnel and good language skills." as the Journal of Asia
Entrepreneurship and Sustainability claims.
In our case, of teaching computer information systems auditing &
security, in addition to a professional security a profession computer audi=
tor
can join the monitoring of this University of Miami classroom, and the cour=
se
about "computer auditing" and edit the American professor’s
transcript over night. This w=
ay, if
the Indian editor finishes the editing work during the day time in India, he
could upload the edited transcript to the internet, making it available to
students for printing and studying.
The cost to the American university of having 2 professionals monito=
ring
and editing the lecture, will be lower than hiring a local under graduate
student ($10 an hour).
This=
paper
describes repurposing classroom surveillance Audio/Video recording files and
DVDs, for Continuing Professi=
onal
Education (CPE) and other applications.&nb=
sp;
Such applications include, but are not limited to, Distance Learning
& Free Public Service via WWW using Google, or YouTube, Webcasting, and
test review for students in the class.&nbs=
p;
Since the High Definition (HD) AV is just a by-product of the survei=
llance
system, with a marginal cost of zero to the university; it can be distribut=
ed
for free without any financial burden on the producers or the consumers.
Exec=
utive
summary
PREP=
ARING
THESE ENTRIES
To k=
eep it
short: No more than two typewritten pages, 8.5-by-11 paper; drop the remain=
der
pages that exceed 2 pages, type no smaller than 8 point, feel free to change
the type size, using MS-Word. South
Florida focus: we are South Florida residents (Broward, Miami-Dade, Monroe =
and
Palm Beach counties). The Internet is great, but we consider primarily Miami
were we have students travelling all over the world for their business,
students from Finland, Philly or Tampa, therefore, they need to review clas=
ses
that the missed or did not fully understand the first time around, especial=
ly
since a lot of them are foreign nationals, and English is not their mother
tongue.
This=
is not
an established business: rather it is a proposed business, not even in the
Start-up phase (less than one year since opening). It is a research project that may =
turn
into a business. If you've come up with a franchise idea all by yourself, f=
ine;
but if you're implementing someone else's franchise plan, it's not eligible=
for
consideration.
We c=
ome up
with a franchise idea all by ourselves.&nb=
sp;
This franchise will offer such services to the universities, in retu=
rn
for reduced cost of the surveillance system, a share in the revenues from
students purchasing DVDs, and sponsors advertising banners on the videos, a=
udio
files, and transcripts eBooks produced from the AV files, by automated
transcription software (such as Dragon Naturally Speaking). We are not implementing someone el=
se's
franchise plan; no such franchise has ever existed.
We a=
re using
everyday language; avoiding technical or industry jargon. For more technical industry jargon=
, see
the videos and numerous articles that we have published about it. Such articles, include but a=
re not
limited to, “The University of DVD” (http://www.a=
cm.org/ubiquity/views/v4i41_rushinek.html)
Gett=
ing
personal: Tell us a little about yourself-
We a=
re
Professors and students at the University of Miami for over 25 years, teach=
ing
computer auditing, surveillance, expert witness testimony, and computer
litigation support. One of us is a Disabled veteran of the IDF (Israeli Def=
ense
Force), graduate of the Israeli military boarding school academy for office=
rs,
specialized in military surveillance intelligence research. Rest of your management or proposed
management team: Students tak=
ing
classes and interested in reviewing lectures, especially when they miss
classes, or are disabled and need special help that is provided to comply with ADA
(Americans with Disabilities Act).
What
experience do you bring to the table?
Teac=
hing
& Working with Audio/Video (AV) surveillance computer auditing PTZ (Pant
Tilt & Zoom) network camera systems, spying on military targets,
terrorists, corporate crooks “cooking the books”, ordinary criminals, especially rev=
iewing
college campuses, where students turned killer can roam free and slaughter
entire classes, as soon=
as
they want to express themselves.
Expl=
ain why
the world really needs your product or service:
Stud=
ents need
to review classes to better understand the material, especially for tests, =
to
make up a class they missed.
Slackers need the product, since they procrastinate studying, and
Make=
sure
you clearly define what your product or service:
The =
product
is a clickable AV streamable recording in removable media such as CDs, DVDs=
, SD
cards & Memory sticks, playable in portable devices such as cell phones=
and
PDAs automated lecture transcripts (using software such as Dragon Naturally
speaking, and court reporting remote transcription & subtitles) and
translations (using automated translation software). The service is installing, program=
ming,
testing, training, monitoring, maintaining, updating & upgrading,
advertising and developing the systems that support the production of the v=
ideos. If you have a prototyp=
e of
your product, make that clear, too: &=
nbsp;
We have produced several prototypes that are hosted on Google Video.=
Additional products are the assess=
ments
(tests and quizzes) Q&A (Questions and Answers) mapped to the videos, a=
nd
related software that scores, grades, and records results in a grade book f=
ile
on the web server and a local device, such as PDA, PC, or Phone, and custom
burns DVDs based on the test questions that an individual failed to answer
correctly in prior tests. In
addition, such software sends messages to students, and instructors concern=
ing
their assessment scores and activities.
It's=
OK if
your idea exists only on paper:
We h=
ave
published several dozen papers and workshops about the project in various
journals, as well as on Google Video.
When preparing your plan, include these details, how much money will=
you
need to get going? It will ta=
ke
about $250,000 for 3 years, in
addition to the work that we have already invested in it through the
years. What are your potential
sources of funding? (Hint: This is important. In previous years, some great
ideas didn't make it to the winners' circle because entrants hadn't thought=
through
how they would finance their businesses.) We suggest projecting your revenue
and expenses for three years. It
will take about $250,000 for about 3 years in addition to the work that we =
have
already invested in it through the years. It will approximately double each
year as we scale it to more and more organizations, which are larger and
larger. Thus, it should be ab=
out
$500,000 for the 2nd year and $750,000 for the 3rd year. Original Equipment Manufactu=
rer (OEM)
that produce the equipment are potential sources of funding since they want=
to
promote their latest and greatest technologies, currently unknown to the
targeted audiences. Other sou=
rces
of funding include universities, corporate sponsors, student, professors, a=
nd
the general public that also =
may be
interested in promoting security and safety in training organizations.
When=
will
the product or service be ready for market?
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