P.S. I feel sorry for all those cynics who don’t believe in Santa Claus.
Did Bob mean he feels sorry for the Existing Shareholders ???
Shortly after the beginning of the New Year, we will announce a new telecommunications infrastructure designed to dramatically reduce costs. Since bringing Ralph Salazar on board we have been tasking him to build out our telecommunications systems, eliminating the need for outside non-carrier vendors to deliver our services.
I am excited that yesterday I got to feel somewhat like a modern day Alexander Graham Bell when I got to said “Ralph, “Come Here I Want You”…..on the new system. When complete, we will be able to license our technology which could also generate revenues while managing usage of strategic partners by providing MMR patented services to the healthcare industry in support of whatever products and services they use, with unparalleled safety and security.
Speed to market is always a challenge because of the lead times it takes for MMR to generate revenues from initial contract to deployment and sales.
When launching worldwide, we face similar challenges in deployment of the telecom infrastructure of our product, which I consider the backbone and unique selling proposition of our products and services.
The reason MMR’s products are so powerful is that the Company’s patented telecom infrastructure allows us to receive any document from any system anywhere in the world regardless of the originating technology. When you consider that nearly 80% of all medical records are moved as some form of paper, this represents a very unique selling proposition as we move into the New Year. This will help speed the Company’s global time to market.
The new platform, when announced formally as being “On the grid”, will enable us to service Chartis International, our partners in China, and eventually, in India and the rest of the world in any termination environment language and even dialect.
Meanwhile, until next week, please accept the wishes of the entire MMRGlobal team for you and your family and friends to have the happiest and healthiest of holiday seasons.
P.S. I feel sorry for all those cynics who don’t believe in Santa Claus.
