Love Goggles: Match-making with Contact Lens with Microchip

Love Goggles is a match-making company that uses contact lens with microchip to connect people. This presentation discusses Singapore's political, economic, social, technological, legal, and environmental factors in 2028. It introduces the future team of Love Goggles and how they plan to bridge the gap from present to 2028. It also explores the skills and competencies needed for Love Goggles and how they plan to manage knowledge.

LOVE GOGGLES
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Introduction
 Name of the company: Love Goggles
 Concept of match- making
 Contact lens with microchip
 Fixed ratings for service users

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 User ratings will refer to
compatibility between two
individuals
 Particular colors will identify the
match making ability and possibility
 Reduce the use of mobile phones for
applications such as Tinder

Singapore 2028
 Political Factors:
 Democratic country
 Low political risk
 Leaders of the country are elected
by people
 Improved business opportunities

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 Economic factors:
 Vibrant and free market economy
 Rapidly increasing economy
 Highest per- capita income among
other ASEAN countries
 Lack of corruption enables free flow
of cash

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 Social factors:
 Follows traditional family values
 Younger people tend to follow
western culture
 Hard working people enhanced
national productivity
 Expectation of high purchasing
power

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 Technological factors:
 Technologically advanced
 Internet plays a major role
 Smooth communication and
improvement in connectivity
 Cost effective and takes less time
 Social networking connected with
the rest of the world

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 Legal factors:
 Transparent and favorable
legislations are required
 Regulations are required for business
growth
 E- commerce service was developed
with policy

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 Environmental factors:
 Automobile pollution is an issue
 Lack of water
 Pollution from industrial byproducts
 Singapore is dependent on Malaysia
for water resources

Workplace
 Singapore is an outstanding nation
 Consists of motivated and
hardworking people
 Enormous business opportunities
 Regulated government policies
 Eco- friendly approach towards
business
 Major competition in international
market

Singapore in 2028
 Reduce workplace deaths to one per 100,000
laborers in 10 years
 Tripartite partnership between the
government, employers and trade unions
 New workplace health and safety regulations
 Holistic approach for rule modification
 Illness and chronic condition should be
considered at workplace
 Advise to smaller companies for securing
workplace health and safety

New Goggles in 2028
 Pioneer in manufacturing contact
lens with microchip
 Unique approach of connecting
people
 Innovative way of reducing the
negative effect of mobile technology

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 Relationship between two individuals
will be boosted up
 It will value the traditional culture of
Singapore
 It will not affect the environment in
any way
 Improved legal policies will help in
enhancing workplace behavior
 Stable politics in the country will not
pose any risk in conducting the

Future team of the
company
 Name: Jim Aw
 Designation: CEO
 Skills: understanding everything
from designing the organization
to its expansion in international
market
 Knowledge about the working
structure and modification for
improvement

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 Name: Chang Heng
 Designation: HR manager
 Skills: understanding the
employee needs and effective
communication
 Knowledge about job
requirements and organizational
planning

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 Name: Agu Chee
 Designation: Customer care
executive
 Skills: understanding the
customer needs and reaching
the target market
 Knowledge about the product
and polite behavior with the
customers

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 Name: Ang Lim
 Designation: Technical manager
 Skills: well acquainted with the
product details and
understanding the innovation
 Knowledge about the facility
that will come with the
innovative product

Bridge the gap from present
to 2028
 Introducing new courses at the
academic level
 Training at every level of the
organization
 Use of advanced technology to keep
with the market
 Using innovation to reduce pollution

Skills and competencies
 Loaded with updated information
 Sufficient knowledge about product
and service
 Expertise through education, training
and experience
 Clear idea about relevance purpose
and meaning of the business
 Explicit and tacit knowledge
 Building better sensitivity to brain
drain

Conclusion
 Adam’s model for proper
development and management
 Choo sense making KM model for
creating knowledge and decision
making purpose
 WIIG model for sharing personal and
public knowledge

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 Love Goggles will create, audit and
share knowledge in 2028
 Information will be stored and
mapped
 Knowledge will enhance product and
service quality

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