Groot Industrial Ecosystem Brochure 2013

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n economic community supported by a foundation of interesting organizations and individuals – the organisms of the business world. The economic

community produces goods and services of value to customers, who are themselves members of the ecosystem. The member organisms also

include suppliers, lead producers, competitors, and other stakeholders. Over time, they co-evolve their capabilities and roles, and tend to align

themselves with the directions set by one or more central companies. Those companies holding leadership roles may change over time, but the

function of the ecosystem leader is valued by the community because it enables members to move toward shared visions to align their investments,

and for mutually supportive roles. Highlights

High trading activity volume diversity added-value

Industry transformation Complementation New brand production Productivity

High-Tech implementation Innovation Research Social Approach

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Harmony and Productivity

Our industrial ecosystem can be implemented harmoniously in every country and at any stage; it is

a matter of synergy and joined-efforts to make it work at its best. People are the key to our success; we understand the standards and the strategies to empower public and private

organizations in order to improve the quality of life of millions of people. The best corporate and

the cutting-edge technology are on our hands, our projects holds the socially responsible approach

and response to the global challenges with the best quality on the market. The steps are simple;

our expertise can get the best results by simply connecting the right dots.

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People's Republic of China's Nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Billions Rmb Between 1960 to 2009

In mid 1980’s, one of the Grina Principal, Mr. Jena introduced Industrial Ecosystem

to the Chinese Government. Rest is history. Simply put, interacting organizations are designed for a specific country based on their natural and human resources. Once implemented, they provide extreme value as can be seen from the following chart. Assume a single anchor industry such as a Power Plant. Following the design we get:

Case Studies:

MGT/KMCI – (3/06) provided the "Organizational

Analysis” for the town of Jupiter, Florida. The Town is

fast growing with knowledge based industries such

as Life Sciences and has become more and more

dependent upon technology in order to meet

customer demands and service commitments.

KMCI - Developing an artificial intelligence-

based architecture using AI Agent-based Technology for

Department of Homeland Security and FBI for

Counter-Terrorism. Also developed a framework for

Rescue, Relief and Recovery for the aftermath of a

natural or man-made disaster.

Implementation | Ecosystem

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T he United States and World economies are in turmoil with no apparent end in sight. A crisis that

many say started in America, has gone global. Nobel Prize winning economist, Joseph Stiglitz in his book “Freefall” stated, tens of millions of people in developed Countries, since 2008, have slipped

into poverty because of this crisis. China produces 40% cheaper goods than America. India

provides 60% cheaper high paying Computer Services than we do, soon, China will be exporting

Steel, Automobiles, and Machineries, which at one time were America’s strengths.The methods

that worked in the past no longer work as the world has awakened to creating socioeconomic

growth for their citizens at the expense of whichever country on the losing end of the

development equation. China's continued rapid growth during

the globalcrisis re ected large scale stimulus and strong underlying growth drivers.

The World Economic Forum's Global

Competitiveness Report finds the United States has fallen to fourth position behind top-ranked Switzerland, Sweden and Singapore.

With the demise of investment banking

in the US, China has a golden opportunity to gain market share by further liberalizing its capital markets.

Case Studies:

KMCI (08/09) Lead Architect – Solution Design and Response to RFI for Electronic Systems Center of The Air Force for Enterprise Information Management including Task/Work Management,

Document Management, Content Management, Knowledge Management and Forms Management for approximately 600,000 users.

ICRC/KMCI – (12/06 – 4/07)Worked as an

Enterprise Architect for a Medicaid Proposal for the State of Alaska. Selected the COTS hardware, software and developed enterprise architecture to meet Medicaid, State and CMS needs under proposed MITA, SOA, HIPPA and CMMI Level 3 guidelines while reducing cost and improving operational e efficiency.

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Case Studies:

Retail – CrackerBarrel – Mr. Jena reviewed and analyzed

current business processes, Point of Sales data, SalesTrends, Human Resources performance, and product sales by time, location, and association.

(06/04) Instituto Mexicano del Seguro Social, Mexico

Solved Peoplesoft EPM and Balanced Scorecard related issues including Ascential Datastage and Datamart issues. Provided direction to solve these complex issues to the developers. Reviewed Balanced Scorecard KPIs .

Graphic – Well-Balance interaction

Maximizing the regions massive intellectual capital and due to the issues external nature (imports and competitors), our focus should be external as well. The solution is not just one

isolated solution implemented in a vacuum. The solutions are a development ecosystem that

requires working with the government and private sector in multiple Countries to create a

framework of mutual benefit development using time domain analysis, systems dynamics,

advanced reasoning and Grina’s proprietary methodology.

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Basic Economic Activities

Increase industrial activity.-New industries Increase manufacture activity.-Production structure

Increase trading activity.-Market Expansion

The Energy Project Prime Contractor, Grina Technologies an EPCM (Ecosystem Procurement and Construction Management) Organization, which possesses extensive expertise in and deep experience in Government Securities Projects, Infrastructure and heavy industry design, Enterprise Information Management, Foreign Trade, seminar facilitation and development work in China, including Power Plant design and investment activities.

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Case Studies: NamibianTransformation. Groot Group

Kuwait GPD distribution: 0.3% Agriculture, 52.2% Industry, 47.5% Services. Slovenia GDP

Distribution: 2.2% Agriculture, 34.2% Industry, 63.6% Services. Namibia GDP Distribution: 47% Agriculture, 20% Industry, 33% Services. Revenue in billions of dollars: Kuwait, $113;

Slovenia, 23.16; Namibia, $2.668. The Groot Industrial Ecosystem advocates for a more-elaborated and added-value economic structure, supported by high-tech innovations and the accurate

business strategies.

Transformation | Ecosystem Full-industry and business integration, -Ecosystem

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Case Studies: NamibianTransformation. Groot Group How to transform Namibia? Grina Technologies-Groot Group are working on it:

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Establish a Power Team

A mini think tank with connection to key government, military and industrial leaders

Actively but quietly supported by the government Initially government grants but permitted to raise funds from business dealings or government contracts to pay own way

Can be funded by a government agency such as Defense Intelligence or a pure

business foundation Need brainstorming as to nature of funding

To be effective, Power Team must have links to:

Defense Department

All ministries Major Industries State Governments Single goal for sustainable industrial development

We have access to important decision makers in:

21st CenturyVenture Capital 3iVenture Capital Abercrombie & Fitch Co.

AK Steel Holding Corporation Alabama Power Alliance Data Systems American Electric Power Company, Inc. American Red Cross Anheuser-Busch Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Arcelor Mittal Archer Daniels Midland Company ArrowpathVenture Capital Asian American Chamber of Commerce

Assyrian Democratic Movement AT&T Inc. Baltimore Gas and Electric BASF AG BatteryVenture Partners Bechtel Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Black &Veatch Bu alo Niagara Partnership CACI International Cardinal Health, Inc. Cargill, Inc.

Carnegie Mellon University Caterpillar Inc. CH2M Hill

Cinergy-Duke Energy Corporation Citigroup Inc. Columbus Chamber of Commerce Columbus Jaycees CostcoWholesale Corporation Credit Suisse Group CVS Caremark Corporation Dell Inc. Deutsche Bank AG DeVry Institute ofTechnology Electric Power Research Institute Eni S.p.A.

Entergy Ewing Marion Kau man Foundation

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O 1. ABN AMRO

perform commercial banking operations, investment banking and other related

nancial activities.

commercial banking, credit cardsand, investments.

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ur projects are possible thanks to: (日本銀行, BOJ, JASDAQ: 8301) is the central bank of Japan. * Issuance and management of banknotes

Holding company with subsidiaries which * Implementation of monetary policy * Providing settlement services and ensuring the stability of the financial system *Treasury and government securities-related operations

2. Barclays * International activities Barclays PLC is a major global financial * Compilation of data, economic analyses and research activities services provider engaged in retail and 4. Bank of China Limited (BOC) SSE: 601988 SEHK: 3988 (simpilified Chinese: 中国行; traditional Chinese: 中國銀行; pinyin: ZhongguóYínháng; often abbreviated as 中銀 or 中行) is one of the big four state-owned commercial banks of the People's Republic of China.

Multitask services and implementation: mpact: * Chemical&Energy plant * EnterpriseTransformation * Hospitals * Exponential Economic Growth * Urban Design * JointVenture/ Partnership * Infrastructure * New ideas in Product and Service * Oil&Gas Extraction * KnowledgeTransfer * Energy supply infrastructure * Problem Assessment * Infrastructure * Infrastructure * Couching&Training (University-Corporate) * Social and private services * Recreation and retailer (malls) * High-Tech implementations * High-Tech applications * Education *Transportation * Industrial and business enviroment * Invesments And more....

Infrastructure Job Creation

New Services Government Tax collection

Energy

Turnkey Consulting Services | Ecosystem

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P ower plants, designed

to produce megawatts (MW) of electricity.

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Turnkey Consulting Services | Ecosystem ospitals, medical facilities,

specialized medical care units.

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Turnkey Consulting Services | Ecosystem xtraction of valuable minerals or other

geological materials from the earth

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Turnkey Consulting Services | Ecosystem Igh Value Agricultural Products.

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Turnkey Consulting Services | Ecosystem igh -Tech implementations and engineering

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I nvesments and Funding for large-scale projects.


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Cloud computing

computation, software, data access, and

storage services.

Harmony and Productivity Turnkey Consulting Services | Ecosystem

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Our Team | Ecosystem Based in Namibia, Groot Group is the world-

leading industrial ecosystems development

and foreign direct investment management

company focusing on implementing applied

neuroeconomics and systems dynamic to

efficiently explore, develop, and manage

self-sustained industrial ecosystems for the

slow-developing and stagnant economies in

the world. Our primary focus is to explore,

develop, and manage industrial ecosystems

specifically designed to help improve and

fast-track the reduction of poverty and

unemployment, address income inequalities,

increase economic outputs, improve the

quality of life, and strengthen the

performance, growth and development of

national economies.

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Contact us:

Groot Group PO Box 8991 Bachbrecht, Windhoek Namibia Phone: +264-81-250-9027 Email: [email protected] Web: www.grootgroup.com


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