ExposureNewsPress Releases VSBLTY Groupe Technologies Corp. Discusses Grupo Modelo Joint Venture and Tech Mahindra Agreement with The Stock Day Podcast 1 day ago Phoenix, Arizona--(Newsfile Corp. - July 12, 2021) - The Stock Day Podcast welcomed VSBLTY Groupe Technologies Corp. (OTC Pink: VSBGF) ("the Company"), a leader in Proactive Digital Display, which transforms retail and public spaces as well as place-based media networks. CEO of the Company, Jay Hutton, joined Stock Day host Everett Jolly. Jolly began the interview by asking about the Company's background and current projects. "VSBLTY is an artificial intelligence company, specifically investing time and research dollars in computer vision," said Hutton. "Basically, computer vision is the ability to teach computers, in conjunction with video streams, how they can interpret what they see," he explained. "We apply this technology to both retail and security for slightly different, but complimentary, outcomes." "In retail, we're looking for the number of people in the store, the number of men, the number of women, the number of twenty-five year olds, thirty-five year olds, all of this with respect to brand engagement," continued Hutton. "In security, we use computers to identify anomalies in the field of view," he said, adding that the technology can identify people, weapons, license plates, and events. "It's a really great opportunity for software to play a role that augments humans." "Your company talks about the emergence of the store as a media channel, could you elaborate on that?", asked Jolly. "There are various things in grocery, for example, that impact us as a consumer," said Hutton. "That is going digital, completely," he continued. "What VSBLTY does is not just identify those screens and populate those screens with relevant and useful messaging, but because of our computer vision capabilities we measure the entire experience." "There is generally a camera co-resident with or combined with the display," explained Hutton. "There can also be more generic cameras, ceiling-based or high-level cameras, that monitor the movement of persons within the store," said Hutton. "Nothing we are collecting is identifiable in any way; it is just metadata." Jolly then asked about the Company's joint venture with Grupo Modelo. "We look at Grupo Modelo, or more broadly Anheuser-Busch InBEV, as a bit of a unicorn," said Hutton. "We see them as uniquely situated in the consumer or brand landscape," he continued. "They are both a dominant, iconic brand underneath the AB InBEV group of companies," said Hutton. "They are also a brick and mortar operator," he added, noting that the group runs 9,000 stores in Mexico with influence over an additional 41,000 stores in the rest of Latin America. "The plan with Grupo Modelo initially, or AB InBEV more broadly, is to deploy a digital network for those stores." The conversation then turned to the Company's Tech Mahindra agreement. "The Tech Mahindra deal is connected to the Modelorama deal," said Hutton. "Tech Mahindra is the answer to scale for us," he shared. "We are delighted to have them in a multi-year relationship where they basically eliminate the risk that we're able to get to the objective of this network, which in four years is 55,000 locations." Jolly then asked about the Company's revenue potential for 2021. "On a bookings basis, we'll do fifteen to twenty million in 2021, and on a billings basis, recognized revenue, it will be five to seven million," said Hutton. "That will lead into 2022 something in the neighborhood of forty million bookings and twenty-five to thirty-five million billings." To close the interview, Hutton elaborated on the Company's investment potential, especially considering their current valuation and projects.