AppSwarm Inc (SWRM)

[sweet crude]

Launching Business & Telemedicine apps (read)

I see girls jogging every morning with fitbit devices. An app that can monitor health information and even can share with your doctor could be huge!

With under 60 million shares outstanding this could spike on move into this area

Business Applications

In addition to their gaming division, AppSwarm will also be developing and acquiring mobile application tools and platforms that will assist small to medium size businesses by increasing productivity, and managing their data in cloud storage.

AppSwarm’s Business Application Division will provide a suite of mobile applications to assist businesses in the areas of data encryption and cyber security, cloud storage, content management and delivery, digital payments, automation, and customer loyalty marketing solutions.

In March 2017, the Company announced the purchase of a PDF document scanner application from Technosys, which is a diverse provider of professional technical services, offering full-spectrum support to industrial and commercial clients across multiple markets. Their services include Custom Software Development Services, eCommerce Solutions, Engineering & Design Services, Offshore web Programming Services, Capacity Building and Human Resource Management, and Public/Private Partnership Development.
The Camera Scanner is a PDF document scanner app that turns your mobile device into a portable scanner. Scans are saved to your device as images or PDFs, and could become a useful tool with industries involved in business, legal services, and education.

TeleMedicine

Another aspect being explored is the development and acquisition of mobile applications for the growing healthcare and wearable telemedicine market. The AppSwarm health application unit will focus on mobile applications that work to connect, manage, and analyze wearable health product data for use in personal monitoring of people with healthcare issues.

Data from their applications could allow users to monitor a number of health vitals in real-time, or stored for further trend analysis, which can be used to monitor changes in critical health indicators. The ability for users who are at high risk for such issues as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or hypertension to track and potentially share this data with a healthcare professional through applications could prove beneficial in preventing critical life-threatening events.

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