RE:RE:Clues in the video...You're such a self absorbed narcissist, it's mind blowing. Are you upset they didn't give you a mention in their video? Lol. It's common knowledge they'll have an app... no big surprises.
Investor10X wrote: Long101 wrote: Set the timestamp to around 1:45, and then listen carefully until at least 2:05 for what's "currently underway." IMO, there are always clues to what's to come, if you read or listen closely to everything a company releases.
The video starts strong, with name dropping -- NATO, Canadian Defence, US gov -- which is the perfect hook, but then, listen for tidbits of information about what we can expect in the near and distant future. Good things take time, but it really seems like we're finally moving at a better pace. Keep up the great work, Datametrex!
The clues you are referring to is the same information I posted over a month ago and then reposted a about a week ago. It's DM's DM EVS' app. You'll see that information below in the last two paragraphs.
Mobile EV Charging They will have monthly subscribers for their mobile EV charging service and will be able to get roadside assistance through DM EVS's App. DM is going to start the rollout with their mobile EV charging with used car dealers, insurrance and travel agencies in the form of a business to business subscribed revenue model. They will also provide service for film companies, festivals and outdoor concerts and will have other plans and services for customers. Fixed EV Charging DM EVS will install, operate and maintain its own charging stations and share charging profits with some store owners and business owners who provide installations and buildings. So DM will start their own charging network first and then if they feel it is the right business move they can share information with other companies' networks. This is the current trend and is considered a win-win strategy for all charging network companies, as more and more companies will have App's that share information about different EV charging stations. DM EVS will be able to this type of collaboation with a shared platform in which they would also share an appropriate percentage of revenue with operators. However, DM EVS's app will already have a payment system for different chargers. DM EVS's App Most companies operating EV charging networks use their own apps to inform customers of charging stations and payment. This has become very inconvenient for customers. DM EVS's app will give the customers information on all the charging stations near to them including the charging stations of other companies. It is my understanding that DM customers will receive a 10% discount if they use a DM EVS charging station. So DM EVS is preparing a system which will allow both DM EVS members and non-members to use DM's chargers and network at any time and pay with their cards. Customers using the DM EVS app in the near future will also receive a battery condition and diagnosis of their electric vechicle and other deeper services. The last message I recieved from Marshall was that the app was currently being converted for the North American market.