Industry Standards and Nomenclature

Industries, sub-industries are organized through existing international standards such as "Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)", "North American Industry Classification (NAIC)", OSHA, etc. Similarly specific segments are standardized in unique manners - for example: ISBN for books. However, there is limited connected mapping of these standards. This is what Misai Frameworks does. We make a connected map of all industries, resources and entities. This enables visualization of connected flow.
We have partly made a connected flow standard nomenclature. Based on the flow observations - we were able to create connected segments called as "Sparks".
The system is organized as Sparks --> Industry Groups --> Industry Segment --> Sub Segment.
Further categorization is in progress. We invite knowledge partners and collaborators to work with us to standardize this mapping. Contact us for details.

E5 Framework

E5 Represents: Efficiency, Effectiveness, Engagement, Economy, Eco-Sustenance.
These 5 elements are connected and should be in harmony in order for us to have sustainable development.
Upon visualization of flow metrics in the E5 parameters - we observed that this system inevitably forms to gain stability and pairs with the changing forces of reality. This effect is what we call as E5 Parity. More details on E5 Parity shall be published soon.
A simplistic representation of the E5 Framework in a business scenario is given in the image below. The elements associated with each of the parts are used in balance in designing our strategic frameworks.

Misai Frameworks

The Misai Frameworks are split into 2 levels: Ethical and Eco. There are multiple modules under which different criteria are grouped. There are 4 major modules. When we say Eco, there is a perception that we mean Environment. However, that is only part of what Eco means. Eco means Ecosystem - This includes People, flora & fauna, environment, etc. We integrate this through the E5 Parity which offers connected sustainability. Misai Eco modules are designed with the above in mind. Hence it includes: Livelihood, Environment, Credibility, Work & Flow.
Depending on what is being assessed, the criteria shall vary. Below image gives a representation for understanding purposes.

Misai Mark

  • Misai Mark is the Digital Unique Identifier of the Misai Certifications. The unique identifier can be linked to different links such as QR code, telemetry systems, smart packaging, etc.
  • Misai Mark follows the connected ID systems of Misai Eco Frameworks.
  • Misai Mark unique id code can be obtained without the due diligence / certification of Misai Eco. In such cases, the user will be able to link, track and use the Misai mark digital code and it will be in the "Misai Mark" database. Verified codes will also be updated to the specific certification obtained in the "Misai Eco Database"
  • Linking Misai Mark to a digital or telemetry is offered both by us an our member partners.

Misai Initiative - Future of Sustainable Incentive

The different elements we build in collaboration with our members and partners - pave the way for a large vision. A universal value framework. Misai Initiative develops a socially integrated value metrics and associated ecosystem that continuously evolves towards the betterment of our civilization.
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