Business

Personal Data Stores?  What does this mean for your organisation?  PAOGAbusiness provides a secure confidential channel to your customers while remaining compliant with Data Protection  and KYC regulations. Innovative companies building trust-based relationships with their customers will gain significant competitive advantage over traditional organisations, through increased cost-efficiencies, customer loyalty and satisfaction, and personalised services and offerings based on information provided by the customers themselves.

Imagine a scenario where all the information you held for a customer was 100% accurate and personalised, because the customers themselves were providing updates automatically to you as a trusted supplier through their Personal Data Store.

In 2012 PAOGA will be releasing a series of applications targeted at specific sectors  and organisations who wish to remain at the forefront of customer service.

Finance: PAOGAkyc streamlines kyc compliance administration.  Verified companies and individuals can exchange documents, admin forms and personal details securely online.

Legal: PAOGAlegal provides a secure and confidential channel between lawyers and their clients to store, share and sign legal documents (wills, employment contracts, legal briefs, property conveyancing, deeds etc.)

Pharmaceutical: PAOGAip provides a secure confidential online channel for exchanging valuable IP documentation between verified trusted parties with full audit trail.

Insurance: PAOGAinsurance allows secure confidential exchange of personal information to insurance companies for more personalised and relevant insurance offerings and claims.

HR: PAOGAskills: a secure repository for verified qualifications, university degrees, Continuous Professional Development, references, and portable CRB checks to share with employers and prevent CV fraud.

Health: PAOGAhealth: a secure repository for health details: e.g. dates of vaccinations, allergies, medication, known illnesses, exercise regime, or dietary requirements which can be selectively shared with health-carers, schools, or relatives, even health insurance companies.