USE OF DIGITAL INNOVATION IN CRISIS MANAGEMENT COVID-19

So what will be digitized in the corporate processes after that?

As we all wait for the technological developments that will mark 2020, the world's digital innovation power and the budgets of world governments have evolved to fight Coronovirus.

There was only one purpose ...Finding the vaccine and treatment for Covid-19.

However, the pace of innovation in the world hadn't kept Koronovirus; no classic a race of machines that are quantum computers , the quantum hack money from the internet by establishing a link provided that eliminates the effect of restricting the freedom of's physical bitcoin (Digital money) from the rise of the cloud , and Privacy artificial intelligence without limit, you do not have to communicate with local and Tiny never-before-seen developed to treat the personification of genetic mutations ( genetic ) type, we'd be talking about.

But now various countries around the World , key players in these technologies, have directed all their technological competencies, digital infrastructure and engineering capabilities to confront the pandemic and mitigate the spread of COVID-19, technologies that enable communication tracking.

During the pandemic crisis, new generation technologies were seen to be critical in many areas from the point of view of public health management of digital infrastructure, from the use of artificial intelligence technologies and big data analyses on issues such as measuring citizens ' mobility, disease spreading trends and health status monitoring.

COVID-19 outbreak of operations, monitoring and maintenance of production lines and facilities, which allows for remote management of Intelligent Manufacturing Industry 4.0 and practices of educational informatics created through digital channels Agni in Turkey with the name EBA) benefits highlighted.

If we briefly look at the examples of countries in the digital struggle with Covid-19; China, South Korea, the United States, Singapore, Europe are the first.

These countries ; artificial intelligence algorithms that can accurately detect viral mutations, blockchain monitoring platform for real time monitoring of the epidemic the epidemic, face masks for Industry 4.0 technology, the doctors diagnosis & treatment planning and follow-up support for intelligent image reading system, remote medical consultations with patients to be more active personnel of 5G technology, in order to minimize their exposure to the virus that carry Drones of medicinal products or the materials needed , WeChat and Tencent work to maintain social isolation in applications such as meeting or meetings training 300, contactless measure the body temperature of the person in a manner that gives a warning when it detects an abnormal temperature and thermal heat meters, high human density and the mobility at points where the citizens Patrol Robots to wash their hands and wear a face mask reminiscent 5G , Many more innovative technologies have been introduced, especially digital Tele-medicine platforms and Intelligent Health Applications, which allow authorities to perform remote preventive care by implementing COVID-19 clinical protocols.

In summary, this shows that the digital infrastructure needs to be modernized and developed in order to achieve success in the fight against the pandemic. In this process, different financing models and public-private collaborations will also be on the agenda. On the other hand, the conditions for access to intelligent technology infrastructure are shown to be socially sensitive, and disadvantaged groups (without Internet access, etc.) it must be ensured that it does not stay out of the process. Another issue is that public and private sector organizations should take the necessary measures to ensure that digital infrastructure does not violate data during Data Use and take care to manage data privacy concerns.

So, how will the business processes of institutions be affected by the pandemic crisis ?  

It is inevitable that the post-pandemic digital transformation will gain momentum. No company that sees innovation as a luxury will survive anymore. Because the world won't be the same anymore. It has become imperative for businesses to integrate digital structures into their business processes. By integrating macro-level innovation into local processes, we can only come out of this crisis by designing digital companies.

So where should institutions start digitizing?

Companies must first redesign their entire workflow processes to allow for digital innovation, forgetting their old memories. It must eliminate the inefficient , poorly managed, open to abuse within existing workflows , all its processes that are cumbersome that cannot keep up with technology.

The primary goal is to integrate appropriate technology tools and models into the company's production and management functions by redesigning and digitizing the approaches that directly contact the customer , supplier and employee in all the main and sub-processes of the enterprises.

Institutions , advisers and manipulating digital conversion stages in this whole process worked ;judge workflows innovative organizations, corporate management, multilingual, internal control is responsible for the installation and also painting at a level that could have prevented the data privacy provisions, ethical violations must choose from among management consultants, who knows.

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References

* World Health Organization, https://who.sprinklr.com/

* World Health Organization, Europe, http://www.euro.who.int/en/home

* World Economic Forum, https://www.weforum.org/

* Ministry of health of Turkey, https://saglik.gov.tr/

* Singapore Government Technology Agency, https://www.tech.gov.sg/

* Council of Europe, https://www.coe.int/en/web/artificial-intelligence/ai-and-control-of-covid-19-coronavirus

* European Centre for Disease Prevention and control (ECDC), https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/en/covid-19/all-reports-covid-19

 * European Institute of innovation and Technology (EIT), https://eit.europa.eu/