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SMARTMATICS

CASE STUDY
Presented to College of Business and Accountancy
ICCT Colleges Foundation, Inc.
V.V. Soliven Avenue II, Cainta Rizal

Requirements for the Subject

PROM3 – Inventory Management

By

BONGAYAL ARNULFO
BASILLIO JASMINE
DAPAR MARJ
SANIBETH GARCIA
AMADOR EIZHEL JANE AMADOR
SOLANGON MHARJ
MARY ANNE YAMO

Presented to

Francis Ruiz

JUNE 28, 2019

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Business Name and Logo

Vision Statement

The future of democracy is digital.

Mission Statement

Increase integrity in the democratic process.We increase citizen

engagement and trust, enabling better societies and better governments.

Purpose and Objectives

Efficiency and transparency build trust in elections. We will do all we can to

deliver them. That is why we promise to:

 Remain impartial and independent - technology is neutral and so are

we.
 Harness the full power of technology - to deliver reliable and accurate
results, minimizing the possibility of human error.
 Maintain the highest standards of transparency - our success
depends on the trust of citizens worldwide. That’s why we will keep
inviting the public to audit and scrutinize our technology throughout the
entire cycle of an election.
 Provide the best products and services – we will remain the world
leader in research and development. We will continue innovating to
deliver the best products at the best prices.
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POINT OF VIEW
Established in Florida in the wake of the 2000 election, Smartmatic focused on building
the most secure, accessible and easy-to-use election technologies designed to safeguard
the process from start to finish. Today, Smartmatic is the world’s largest, most advanced
and innovative elections technology company.

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TIME CONTEXT

From Chicago to Manila. From Utah to Belgium. And

from LosAngeles to London – since 2003 Smartmatic has successfully designed
and implemented secure voting technologies for election commissions on five
continents in 25 countries. We’ve recorded and tabulated more than 4.5 billion
votes with zero security breaches.

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SHORT HISTORY
Smartmatic has helped hundreds of millions of voters cast over 4 billion votes in
thousands of elections around the world. Better use of technology in voting
systems increases not only the transparency, efficiency and integrity of an
election but also makes voting more accessible, allowing societies to reverse
declining trends in turnout and citizen participation.
We are continuing to bring our ground breaking approach to new countries every
year and we are ardent promoters of the benefits of election automation. Explore
our timeline to discover some of the key milestones in our history:
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STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

 EFFICIENCY

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AREAS FOR CONSIDERATION

Strength Weaknesses
s
• TECHNOLOGY • CONSISTENCY
• UNIVERSAL • PLANNING

SWOT
Analysis
Opportunities Threats
• HACKING
• INNOVATION
• MANIPULATING
DATA
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ALTERNATIVE COURSE OF ACTION

 National ID
 Government database upgrade

NATIONAL ID

PROS
-DATA ACCURACY
CONS
-PERSONAL INFORMATION LEAKAGE

GOVERNMENT DATABASE UPGRADE

PROS
-ACCURACY
CONS
-MANIPULATED

VII
RECOMMENDATION

-GOVERNMENT CLEANSING AND INNOVATED/TRANSPARANCY ON THE

SYSTEM
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