U-119, created by NEMA, is the scientific disaster prevention system to achieve the epoch-making improvement in Korea Fire, Rescue and EMS services.
NEMA is the core organization in Korea which manages disaster prevention, response, recovery etc. 119 is the emergency call number and it is regarded friendly to people. Moreover, this organization is beloved by people because of the constant cautious services and important roles in calamitous sites.
The basic concept of U-119 is offering customized ubiquitous services which combine up-to-date communication and information technology, bio and medicine technology with traditionally strongly-trusted 119 services.
Digital multi-reporting service was provided in 2003 and location-based service was in 2005. On the way to seek new service systems, the necessity which manages each system systematically and jointly arose. Accordingly, the concept of brand was introduced in the public sectors.
We premise U-119 has priorities over other services compared to the quality and value of the conventional 119 services and it is the result that can be domestically as well as overseas traded as a product even though it is policies, services and systems in the public sectors.
Innovation brand task force, which has one advice committee and includes firefighters and EMS technician, was consisted under the slogan “e-life promise, U-119”. U-119 system has 10 sub-items and they are digital multi-reporting service, location-based service, U-safe call service, telemedicine service, sensor network service, portable medical information service, life-sharing service, digital multi-evacuation guide service, back-tracking service, U-emergency rescue service.
The more a nation develops, the bigger people’s expectation becomes. The government should provide services that people want ahead of people’s needs and guarantee the life quality for the unprivileged such as single seniors, the disabled, single kids, foreign workers from developing countries etc. In this sense, NEMA innovation brand “U-119” will be the foundation stone that will guide the public sectors where to go in the future.
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