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| - | ===== Projects with Gilmond (2021 - 22) ===== | ||
| - | ** Contact: ** | ||
| - | * Any academic from the Department of Computing and Informatics who is willing to supervise | ||
| - | * Robert Knight ([[robert.knight@gilmond.com]]) | ||
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| - | ==== Project 2: Data lake performance stepping – caching engine that is configured by a closed loop performance validation. ==== | ||
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| - | ==== Project 3: Closed loop ‘real-time’ configuration system ==== | ||
| - | * Product inputs being controlled by the outputs of Data analysis. | ||
| - | * Enabling an end customer to see what is happening and then also engage with the data. | ||
| - | * A ‘wrapper’ that can then be put around an existing product. | ||
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| - | ==== Project 4: ‘Real-Time’ data analysis from Data Lake ==== | ||
| - | * A configurable mechanism that through cost efficient Data Access provides analysis from obfuscated data. | ||
| - | * Next: Decisioning engine that ‘learns’ from the data presented and the cause / effect of the choices that have been made. | ||
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| - | ==== Project 5: Consumer interaction interface ==== | ||
| - | * Building a next generation interface for the consumer to engage with their data. | ||
| - | * Thick clients that can cache, validate and service the customers needs without causing a performance bottleneck. | ||
| - | * A revolution allowing flexibility within their current providers tariffs – but then also the ability to review available deals. | ||
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| - | ==== Project 6: Flexible, deployable, performant and scalable workflow engine ==== | ||
| - | * Taking inputs, storing, managing, logging and reacting to the needs in a scalable and flexible way | ||
| - | * i.e. simple deployments (component based) that can be scaled out building a network of deployments. | ||
| - | * This could be the building of a network from the information available. | ||
| - | * An engine that can be deployed to any solution – this will be completely configurable and allow ‘seamless’ integration with other modules. | ||
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| - | ===== University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust ===== | ||
| - | ** Problem ** | ||
| - | Royal Bournemouth & Christchurch Hospital would like to have a student to help them identify the issues within their current patient facing endoscopy procedures and provide process improvement recommendations to improve its efficiency. | ||
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| - | The current processes are so convoluted that it takes 6 months to take a new member of staff and train them up to be able to do this independently. This means a patient will not be able to receive the endoscopy timely. | ||
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| - | The student will be expected to have a close contact with the relevant staff within the hospital and they will be fully supported by the named clinicians. | ||
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| - | ** Contact: ** | ||
| - | * Dr Nicholas Mavengere (nmavengere@bournemouth.ac.uk) | ||
| - | * Dr Charles Gordon | ||
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