IPTecnology

What makes IPTech International Events different?

Its initiatives... The goal is to ensure ongoing initiatives aimed at effectively reducing the unacceptable rates of occupational accidents mentioned earlier until they are fully addressed … and starts with five:

efpIP Tech universal and open Digitization Standard

The fundamental element of modern technology, particularly in computing, is the bit, which expands to the concept of digitized data, placing us firmly in the era of metadata. The first initiative from IPTech recommends the adoption of the Electronic Footprints of the efpIP Universal and Open Digitization Standard. This technological solution addresses a wide range of issues associated with Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and is readily available to all manufacturers through the www.efpip.com Transparency Portal, with no exclusions. This technology provides additional assurance to end users, their prescribers, and the manufacturers offering warranties. The first IPTech initiative emphasizes openness, generality, and non-exclusive compatibility and will be publicly presented at the First Congress, especially for qualified international participants. To facilitate its broader adoption, a Memorandum of Assignment will be proposed.

IP Alliance

Today, the most effective systems for maintaining the computational tracking of data are formed through alliances among large companies. This initiative aims to address a wide range of problems related to personal protective equipment (PPE), focusing on the need for reliability, tracking, and verification. This not only includes the equipment itself but also the services associated with it and beyond. The second IPTech initiative promotes the formation of an international alliance that includes major private companies, particularly in the technology sector. This collaboration, guided by the principles of neutrality upheld by the IPTechnology Entity, facilitates the practical application of emerging technologies utilizing the new Internet. The First Congress will continue to encourage the participation of additional organizations in this initiative.

International agreement on Pan-University cooperation

The most effective way to ensure a successful regulatory translation is signing an International Cooperation Agreement between universities as part of the third IPTech initiative. This long-term partnership can serve as a foundation for further collaboration, both among the universities involved and with third-party private and public organizations. The scope of this initiative focuses on the activities of the IPTechnology Entity, specifically in the areas of Protection and Prevention of Occupational Risks and Emergencies. This agreement can foster research into complex risks that are often overlooked and seek practical solutions. It may also promote the development, funding, protection of investments, and marketing of specialized equipment currently unavailable in the market for various reasons.

Awards for innovation, excellence and research

In the field of Occupational Risk Protection and Prevention, the fourth IPTech initiative aims to promote excellence, innovation, research, and merit through the presentation of awards and scholarships.

United in the defense of the rights of the ORP and Emergency Response Professional

The fifth IPTech initiative focuses on a Collective of Professionals dedicated to occupational safety, risk management, and emergency response. Legislation and regulations in any country must recognize these professionals, considering their experiences, academic achievements, and ideas while ensuring that their suggestions are represented as a Collective. The initiative seeks to build a united community committed to advocating for the rights of these professionals, emphasizing their specialization. The IPTech International Events serve as a neutral meeting point for this cause and the Collective, providing various advantages, including a networking platform with experts and leaders in the field.