Linda Din's TES is AI
Linda Din, who has served
as a speaker at APEC for two terms, went to
TES is an e-commerce system that “integrates virtual and physical”. It is an innovative industry invented by social entrepreneur Linda Din to solve the problem of structural unemployment. There are physical channels in TES, among which VAM & eStore can create decent jobs for disadvantaged groups, bring orders to enterprises, and improve fiscal revenue for the government. The virtual channel in TES creates a platform economy to help companies sell things and get money back, allowing entrepreneurial resources to create added value and achieve common social prosperity.
When Linda Din was invited to serve as a speaker at APEC in 1998, she promoted the e-commerce bill based on the TES she invented. When she was invited to be an APEC speaker again in 2003, she proposed the "Hygiene" initiative based on the "Cashless" transaction system in TES, which sparked heated discussions. When people asked how much business opportunities TES could bring, Linda Din Answered: "10 trillion U.S. dollars." During the epidemic in the past few years, the volume of "Cashless" transactions exceeded 30 trillion U.S. dollars, and it was called the most valuable invention in history.
However, due to the lack
of knowledge among the people at that time, the corrupt gang used public
weapons to suppress Linda. She was attacked until she fell to the ground,
became terminally ill, and almost died. Fortunately, with God's blessing, she
was able to survive the attacks of corruption for 20 years. His husband, Peter
Lichang Kuo, strived the “Lima Anti-Corruption
Declaration” at the APEC CEO Summit and linked it to the “United Nations Convention against Corruption”
(UNCAC). Now UNCAC has required the
During this meeting, the written materials outline those equipments and
infrastructure of TES as follows:
1. Computing resource requirements: servers require CPU/GPU/RAM;
2. Centralized management and storage of NAS/SAN data required for storage devices;
3. Network equipment: including switches, routers, etc.;
4. Load balancers to balance server load;
5. Security equipment—such as firewalls (Firewalls), intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDS/IPS) etc.;
6. Monitoring and management;
7. Power supply and cooling: including uninterruptible power supply system (UPS);
8. Backup mechanism;
9. Development tools and testing environment: such as continuous integration/ continuous deployment (CI/CD) tools, automated construction, etc., simulation environment for system upgrades and changes to ensure the stability of the production system;
10. Other equipment: such as Network Real-time Protocol (NTP), Identity and Access Permission Management (IAM), etc.
After the experts looked at it, they believed that TES is the best field of application of AI technology. As for business model was interested in multilateral representatives, the business model of TES is integrated by two major areas-- virtual and physical:
I. Physical Channel (Hardware): The application unit "eStore" of "Global Channel-TES" is: "Combined with the characteristics of e-commerce (E-Com), transactions are carried out using TranSmart Chip Cards, and it accommodates diversified and standardized products. Transform traditional stores and showcases into effective composite stores that operate 24 hours a day, expand and develop into emerging physical channels, provide marketing channels for innovative products, help solve the unemployment problem in the economic downturn, and provide alternative ways to make money." The economic scale of the pilot exercise is 10,000 stores, there is a demand for 5.15 million "eStore" in 30 markets. The estimated operating net profit is about 24%, which is US$ 60 billion.
II. Virtual Channel (Software): The virtual channel of "Global Channel-TES" was originally designed to help promote innovative products of new entrepreneurs, but now it has become diversified -- such as App software download fees, subscription models, games or online digital products and more. In addition to assisting in the product marketing of physical channels, virtual channels can also develop some online games. The pricing model uses "Free-to-Play" and allows players to purchase games through In-App Purchases. Virtual items, abilities, currencies or other value-added content within these in-app purchases usually include in-game virtual currencies, special props, unlocked characters or levels, etc., with prices ranging from US$1 to more than ten US dollars. Therefore, the source of income for virtual channels may be difficult to determine.
In 1986, Linda Din saw reports of a taxi driver being robbed, so she came up with a non-cash (Cashless) transaction mechanism where "there is no cash in the car, but the driver can earn income". Later, in order to demonstrate “cashless” transactions, she integrated the function of ATM and vending machines. It is a smart machine--called "VAM" and further developed into "eStore". Consumers use contactless chip cards (TranSmart Card) to make purchases, and the transaction information is automatically transmitted back to the enterprise control center. After processing in the cloud, the supplier is notified to restock the goods through logistics. The structure of the system is perfect complete. Consequently, Linda Din gained the "Project of Steering of the E-Commerce" on the stage of APEC in 1998, which achieved the cross-century e-commerce industry. In short, everyone thinks: "TES is AI!"
Linda Din is a social entrepreneur, inventor, writer, and evangelist.
She has served as a speaker at APEC in two-term and achieved the cross-century
e-commerce industry. Her
External Links:
https://patents.google.com/patent/US6304796 (VAM)
https://patents.google.com/patent/US20030197061
(Shopping System)
https://ldinventions.blogspot.com/2022/01/127.html
(Cashless System)
https://ldinventions.blogspot.com/2024/07/728.html
(TES is AI)
