True Stories of the Connected: Closing the Digital Divide in Cambodia is a short film that takes an intimate look at the life of a Cambodian man whose IT training and education is allowing him to advance his career and make a better life for himself, his family and his community.
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Transcript:
SOCHEAT KEO
My name is Socheat Kio. I live in Phnom Penh with my family and my wife. We have 3 families living together in one house.
True Stories of the Connected
SOCHEAT KEO
Last 10 years we didn’t have computer or internet to access anywhere in Cambodia.
SOCHEAT KEO
I have to learn is computer. Because most of the company in Cambodia require people who know how to use them.
SOCHEAT KEO
I first start as a data entry operator at DDD in 2001. Now I oversee 400 people.
SOCHEAT KEO
Digital Divide Data is a social enterprise to develop poor people to have a better chance in the future by providing first job experience, English skills and new technology.
SOCHEAT KEO
Smart is one of our biggest clients in Cambodia.
Y SOLY
Our company is big and we want to know exact information like how many percentage of our subscribers use in Phnom Penh. DDD sends us the data very quickly over the internet.
BY 2020, the Internet of Everything has the potential to connect 50 BILLION people, processes, data and things.
SOCHEAT KEO
I think that connect technology is very important in the future to gain more knowledge. Young people who are living outside the city can connect to the internet and study at university or school in Phnom Penh.
SOTEERA
Many people have knowledge, they have a good education. Cambodia is better than before because of education.
SOCHEAT KEO
Now the Cambodian people can connect to other people everywhere. New connect technology can allow us to collaborate together.
People. Process. Data. Things.
CONNECTED
The Internet of Everything
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Duration: 2:12
Publisher: Cisco
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