Digital athletics technology can replace the IMF

[Jangle]

By 2016, there will be a projected 10 billion mobile devices worldwide. Jamaica needs to promptly maximise its natural resources through mobile platforms to create economic benefits for the masses. All the other countries are way ahead of us and sadly they are using our resources to propel sales, while we borrow from the IMF to sustain a limping economy. One prime example was Usain Bolt running on August 17, 2014 on Copacabana beach in Brazil.
Three-dimensional (3D) shots were taken of Usain's feet with his beach slippers superimposed on a surface. Manufacturers around the world went into high gear, mass-producing 3D beach slippers in Jamaican colours. In less than a week millions in sales were amassed.
http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/sport...-IMF-_17403967

[Mosiah]

The police have recently closed a factory in the inner-city that was producing Clark's shoes. We can utilise these talented shoemakers in a legal way by allowing them to produce 3D on-demand shoes modelled off the feet of our athletes, that can be shipped to anywhere in the world.

Instead of Clark's it will be our Jamaican brand. It would be a win-win for all. We also need to be working with the universities and GC Foster College to produce fitness and sprint tracking mobile devices that can be sold worldwide.

As soon as it becomes our Jamaican brand it will stop sell.