Category: Container

Posted on Posted in Container, Typology

When concerned with the analyst industry, WXV has learned that for the most part, there are two stages of their inputs (if they are pro bono analysts). They cheerlead for the most part (gender not relative), and then they remark about what the status is of a given entity, at the top.

The strategic value of a person or organisation that ultimately finds itself underneath hovering analysts, is that they are encouraged to keep working in that certain ratio of effort, and so that they eventually reveal what the analysts want to know.

There’s two ways to go about this; first is to recognise the inputs, and the second is to be aware of what the movement summary of your trek is, so that the analysts don’t dominate any progression.

Posted on Posted in AIP, Container, Content, Database, Intangible, IP, Legal

On occasion, the impossibility of remaining clone free, does occur. As artificial intelligence learns how to replicate even the most complex of deterrents of raw intellectual property.

If plausible, scheduling the site map, as far releasing what the organisation is, of say, a website, and the relative updates, can serve to the public, the best way to reveal, what the clones are cloning, and in what time frame.

Because time moves forward, this is a great solution to preserving intangibles and their prior art. As there can be only a singular calendar event per individual, or personal, entity; which is the case of WXV.

Posted on Posted in Container, WXV

From WXV’s experience, the cloud has transformed greatly in the last two decades. From being a marketing detail, in to being essential for any technology stack.

The most exciting thing about the cloud, is the flexibility to the average user, that its framework offers. And its syncability with “more” advanced tierings like edge computing and ubiquitous file storage capabilities. And from the WXV perspective, now into advanced object cataloging.

Making sense of where the customer fits in to this evolution, has primarily to do with access; and its access which creates “infinite” space for the cloud adopter, ready to make some noise, in an ungated, and friendly environment, of the likes, that has never been seen before.