"Why do you think these are major developments?"
"Really, Ted?"
Yes Mindor, why do you think these hires are major developments?
When QMC hired the Advisory Board, they issued a PR.
When QMC hired the CRO Hartigan, they issued a PR.
When QMC hired the the block chain expert Williams, they issued a PR.
When they hired a Business Development Manager, no PR, not even a tweet or "welcome aboard" on LinkedIn.
Looks to me that QMC did not consider hiring the BD Manager a major development. Why do you?
Hiring a software engineer is a major development?
Six months ago QMC paid 19,000,000 shares for the "worlds greatest" blockchain ledger software and hired the developer who supposedly had been working on it for QMC for two years. This software was "ready to go" and was being shown to major brands with a sale and revenues expected to be announced by the end of the year.
Now it appears to me that most of the work is being done by Digital Asset and BTP on the DAML smart contract platform, Hyperledger Sawtooth platform, BTP’s Sextant for DAML, and cloud hosting on Microsoft Azure.
Were the blockchain attributes of QMC's Capstan Platform/QDX Ledger software detailed or even mentioned during the Webinar? They detailed the attributes of DAML.
Is the QDX Platform just the software interface screens, where the product info can be manually input for track and trace? And why does it need to be manually input? Shouldn't most of that info just be automatically uploaded when the product gets scanned with the QDX Authenticator phone app by a verified user?
I guess hiring a new software engineer to develop those screens was a major development, so Williams could continue on the speaking circuit.
Or did they need a software engineer that could work on the QDX Authenticator phone app used to scan product items? Was that outside of William's expertise?
Now you have my views on the subject. Care to expand on why you consider the hires to be major developments?
