Economics can take years to prove true, if the numbers don’t change (that much).
With WXV the challenge has been, how can existing and future customers best get catered to, at an affordable rate?
With a multi positioned pricing model, and tokenisation economic valuator, issues like the cost of living, mid marketing and lux life have been attended to.
Without search engines indexing the world wide web, everything online would have evolved much differently.
All site discovery, would involve isolated webs, and sharing within communities about other groups of information.
This is why embracing search and indexing is so important; and as is, with organic web community and informations generation, without traditional search capabilities.
Speaking in a unified voice is important in business, however in the new telecom, unified voice can mean something quite different.
“Unified voice” is a predictor of what is going to be transmitted, including voice and non voice data.
This is an important presentation aspect for users in the new telecom.
There is a constant battle between how much to share and how much to silo.
The great thing about intellectual property, is that existing frameworks (and the Tyner Group framework), make it easy to do both.
With the right frameworking, there can never be enough innovation to share and information to silo.
The number one reason WXV evolved through an intellectual property lens, is because of Ian Tyner’s (Founding Director, Owner, my), historical beginnings within international law.
And the reason for what success WXV has been fortunate enough to be a part of, within intellectual property and not, is a direct result of pre WXV histories local and global.
In this continuator, sharing about what WXV was supposed to be, a long time ago, and what this has become, is essential to know for this audience.