Back seat drivers can't see the road. I think all will be highly successful but for our tech to work with someone like Oracle, it will be slower to get started than we first thought.
First, an Oracle sales rep has to sell the idea to a client, preferably a large client that has a sales team of more than 5 or 6 people. Then these people get familiar with the product and some training and finally begin to actually use it to sell something.
Second, Oracle has been slack imo in getting on board fully and caused delays.
Third, Sound Concepts is the ticket to direct marketing for nFusz. It's a hands on situation where every step of the way a salesperson is involved unlike Oracle that sell everything under the sun.
What i'm really saying is that the tech will catch on, and the size of the sales teams going forward are getting more and more formidable.