The latest Investing Matters Podcast with Jean Roche, Co-Manager of Schroder UK Mid Cap Investment Trust has just been released. Listen here.
oops sorry if that was a ramp my apologies.
The only one thats going to make money from this is Oracle, please explain, as far as I'm aware Dev will be charging for each gamification as a license/SaaS which means Oracle do not own the product, then they will be paid for each time someone downloads and participates in the game so either I missed that or Dev is providing a free service to Oracle.
Capital1 just ignore Euclid, hes a loon who likes to listen to his own posts and nothing else, if you ignore him goes away then try's to see attention else where, and don't really give a toss about him.
Also not sure that chukkers can read no one has said 100% rise, people are just posting the facts from the RNS, but are not willing to accept that, also I would rather not have the SP suddenly rise 100% s you then invite the total wackos to join telling us that this will be £5 in the summer etc, afraid not interested, the market will decide how this will rise or not rise, not by me posting anything or others, if we are ramping the share it doesn't appear to have moving the SP has it.
https://twitter.com/dev_clever/status/1109049885687533568
We are excited to complete the integrated EPOS application for our Engage platform, look out for game codes on the bottom of your receipts and chances to win over the coming weeks
Below some facts, if Dev can provide Gamification/engage into a percentage of these areas then we are onto a winner.
Oracle Corporation is an multinational computer technology corporation.
Oracle is the #1 provider of business software, with a broad portfolio of solutions for companies of all sizes.
In 2018, Oracle was the World’s third-largest software maker by revenue.
• US$40 billion total GAAP revenue in FY 2018.
• 430,000 customers in 175 countries • 25,000 partners.
• 137,000 employees, including:
- 38,000 developers and engineers
- 14,000 support and services specialists
who speak 29 languages
- 19,000 implementation consultants.
• More than 6.3 million students supported annually in 128 countries.
• More than 18,000 patents worldwide.
• #19 of 100 most valuable global brands (Interbrand Best Global Brands 2018 Rankings).
• 5 million registered members of the Oracle Developer Community.
• 484 independent user communities in 92 countries, representing more than
1 million members.
Industry Leadership
• #1 in banking
• #1 in communications
• #1 in engineering and construction
• #1 in fnancial services
• #1 in healthcare
• #1 in insurance
• #1 in public sector
• #1 in retail
• #1 in utilities
Oracle Leadership
• #1 application server
• #1 applications development and deployment
• #1 business analytics
• #1 business software
• #1 database
• #1 database management tools
• #1 database on Linux and UNIX
• #1 database warehouse
• #1 deployment-centric applications platform
• #1 engineered systems and integrated platforms
• #1 enterprise performance management
• #1 human capital management
• #1 identity governance and administration
• #1 lead management and marketing automation
• #1 logistics
• #1 middleware
• #1 project and portfolio management
• #1 supply chain execution
• #1 talent management
• #1 transportation management
Oracle Customers Include
• 10 of the 10 top aerospace and defense companies
• 20 of the 20 top auto companies
• 20 of the 20 top banks
• 9 of the 10 top consumer goods companies
• 9 of the 10 top engineering and construction companies
• 20 of the 20 top governments
• 20 of the 20 top high tech companies
• 20 of the 20 top insurers
• 20 of the 20 top manufacturers
• 20 of the 20 top medical device companies
• 20 of the 20 top oil and gas companies
• 20ofthe20top pharmaceutical companies
• 20 of the 20 top retailers
• 20 of the 20 top supply chains • 20 of the 20 top telcos
• 20 of the 20 top universities
• 10 of the 10 top utilities
Also Chris is at the Investor show this weekend, so again getting some traction from this show should go along way for some investors to really see what Dev is all about.
Heard that Chris will be participating in a podcast today to explain the Oracle Partnership, before anyone asks not sure of the timing, all I've heard is that is on Voxmarkets.
https://shares.telegraph.co.uk/news/article.php?id=6357931&epic=DEV
Another write up
https://www.hl.co.uk/shares/stock-market-news/company--news/dev-clever-releases-consumer-incentive-platform-for-oracle-epos
Nice article for those looking for some research.
http://www.morningstar.co.uk/uk/news/AN_1553255101144644500/dev-clevers-engage-platform-becomes-available-on-oracle-systems.aspx
Cap1 that conference took place yesterday
Cap1, don't think there is link for the presentation etc that Dev conducted yesterday at GSK or haven't seen one.
Cap1, Oracle should be the first of many coming on board, GSK was given a demo yesterday another huge brand how many products come under the GSK umbrella its hotting up for Dev.
As part of the Oracle Partner Network, Dev Clever is now able to offer this application to merchants and operators across the hospitality, sports, entertainment, hotel and leisure sectors operating compatible Oracle EPOS systems.
With Oracles Database, the customers are coming to Dev Clever not the other way around.
Monster deal for Dev, Oracle 3rd largest software company globally mc of 183billion and Dev are a partner, Oracle have 430,000 customers, now lets take a % of that for engage...big bucks
TV will be interesting to see what comes from the conference, hopefully news will bring some needed boost.
GSK spend around $1.7billion on advertisement along, if Dev can provide the gamification/engage technology and capture some of that budget then it will be a great coup for Dev
The coming together of healthcare giants Glaxo Smith Kline and Novartis to create a consumer health care division will see the company trying new digital ideas in stores, including gamifying the retail experience.
“At GSK we are now putting a huge amount of focus on digital,” Charissa King said.“Obviously healthcare is something that’s incredibly important for consumers and it shows in the way they engage online. One-in-20 Google searches is about healthcare.
She said that in order to drive the digital engagement of its brands in stores, GSK would be bringing new partners on board to help deliver on the strategy.
“We are actually looking at partnering with smaller start-up business and leveraging their technology. There are a couple of things that we are pitching to retailers for the rest of the year that is really exciting.“In terms of the consumer experience and how we bring digital innovation and technology it’s not just the ecommerce area it’s also the in-store experience, and I think that is something that isn under-utilised at the moment.”
One big area the company is now investigating is gamifying the shopping experience.King said it could prove a crucial step in a space where people were often seeking advice and information about the products they were purchasing while in the store.“We are looking at how we bring things like gamification technology to the actual shopping moment to help with things like product selection and drive the overall engagement of consumer healthcare,” she said.
Hello Present this question to Dev
#dev Thanks for the investor email I'll send some questions/suggestions. I did have a question regarding IPO. It was said it was friends and family mainly for the majority of it and a few people in the investor market. Was that institutions? They all seem to be holding tight
Dev Clever
Thank you for your question @arthurtech8, as Chris mentioned the IPO was facilitated by friends and family along with some investors from the tech sector. For any more information please email investorenquirys@devclever.co.uk
Eagle Eye will be the first of many companies coming on board.