FlexKom is a German company that has developed a mobile commerce platform merging online and offline retail. Their patented technology combines local retailers worldwide onto a single platform, creating a "World Wide Mega Mall." FlexKom offers a multi-level marketing franchise opportunity where individuals can earn commissions in various ways including from customer signups, retailer revenues, and network building. FlexKom aims to have 500 million customers across 50 countries within 5 years by growing their network of franchise partners globally.
E-commerce Berlin Expo 2017 - Diversify your Sales Channels - Avoid dependencyE-Commerce Berlin EXPO
Thomas Ficht Project Manager idealo Direktkauf
Short introduction into the German ecommerce eco-system and the sales channels that may be used by online shops. The different marketplaces will then be analysed in and compared. He will analyse why it is important to not only sell on certain marketplaces but diversify the marketplace-portfolio to ensure that dependencies do not become lethal for online shops.
OpsWay is an eCommerce development company that specializes in mobile commerce solutions. They have a team of over 60 software engineers who have completed over 100 eCommerce projects for 15 clients in different countries. OpsWay offers services like developing responsive eCommerce websites and apps, mobile-first design, integration with platforms like AWS, and building progressive web apps. They can help clients launch a mobile-friendly version of their eCommerce store within 2-3 weeks using technologies like React Native. Testimonials from existing clients praise OpsWay for their high quality work and customer support.
How to grow Audience Activity in Shopping Malls with Digital Signagedimedis GmbH
Summary: Germany's big shopping mall carrier "mfi" (Arcaden Shopping) uses Digital Signage to improve the visitors loyality by combining interactive Digital Signage with its couponing system. The shopping malls are equiped with steles that consist of two touchable screens, a printer, a card reader and a camera. Sales discounts and coupons can be delivered locally either as a QR code for any mobile device or as a print coupon.
E-commerce Berlin Expo 2017 - Understanding Merchant Growth Paths in the Digi...E-Commerce Berlin EXPO
The eCommerce disruption opportunity is here. With $2.3 trillion spent online annually, 1.6 billion people shopping online in 2016 and $1.0 trillion predicted in cross-border spending by 2020, the opportunities for merchant growth have never been so significant, varied and fast. ACI will present a framework for understanding merchant growth paths, and will discuss - using use cases and real-world examples - how merchants can select the most suitable growth strategies for their business.
In his second presentation of the day Mikael will answer the one question that’s in all our minds: what is the future of UX?
About Mikael
Mikael founded FROSMO in 2008, today the company has over 100 employees and works with global eCommerce companies. Mikael is also co-founder and chairman of the board of Dodreams mobile game studio with hit-game Drive Ahead!. Before entrepreneurship Mikael worked at Fremantle Media, a part of Bertelsmann group.
SIM Partners: Seven Ways to Optimize Your Omni-Channel Experience in a Cros...Melissa Luongo
Leaders:
- Brett Fritz Director, Enterprise Sales, Financial Services at SIM Partners
- Scott Graflund Advisor at SIM Partners
Key Discussion Points:
• What does omni-channel mean for Financial Services brands?
• What is the difference between omni-channel and cross-channel?Improve application testing when replacing legacy systems
• Seven ways to optimize your omni-channel experience in a cross-channel world.
Buzzwords like “omni-channel” and “cross-channel” continue to swirl around the Financial Services world. Many marketers are interested in implementing these strategies for their Financial Services organizations yet struggle with where to begin. What exactly do these buzzwords mean? How do these buzzwords affect the work being completed in IT? How can IT support these marketing efforts being requested?
This workshop will help answer the "what is omni-channel vs. cross-channel" question, as well as provide seven tangible ways IT can help optimize the omni-channel experience in a cross-channel world for your Financial Services organization.
The document discusses optimizing omni-channel and cross-channel experiences. It defines omni-channel as providing a seamless shopping experience across multiple online and offline channels, while cross-channel refers to using one marketing channel to promote another. The document then provides seven recommendations for optimizing the customer experience across channels, including making sure data is shared properly across channels, aligning marketing and IT goals, collecting customer data, and focusing on the customer experience and mobile capabilities.
E-commerce Berlin Expo 2017 - Diversify your Sales Channels - Avoid dependencyE-Commerce Berlin EXPO
Thomas Ficht Project Manager idealo Direktkauf
Short introduction into the German ecommerce eco-system and the sales channels that may be used by online shops. The different marketplaces will then be analysed in and compared. He will analyse why it is important to not only sell on certain marketplaces but diversify the marketplace-portfolio to ensure that dependencies do not become lethal for online shops.
OpsWay is an eCommerce development company that specializes in mobile commerce solutions. They have a team of over 60 software engineers who have completed over 100 eCommerce projects for 15 clients in different countries. OpsWay offers services like developing responsive eCommerce websites and apps, mobile-first design, integration with platforms like AWS, and building progressive web apps. They can help clients launch a mobile-friendly version of their eCommerce store within 2-3 weeks using technologies like React Native. Testimonials from existing clients praise OpsWay for their high quality work and customer support.
How to grow Audience Activity in Shopping Malls with Digital Signagedimedis GmbH
Summary: Germany's big shopping mall carrier "mfi" (Arcaden Shopping) uses Digital Signage to improve the visitors loyality by combining interactive Digital Signage with its couponing system. The shopping malls are equiped with steles that consist of two touchable screens, a printer, a card reader and a camera. Sales discounts and coupons can be delivered locally either as a QR code for any mobile device or as a print coupon.
E-commerce Berlin Expo 2017 - Understanding Merchant Growth Paths in the Digi...E-Commerce Berlin EXPO
The eCommerce disruption opportunity is here. With $2.3 trillion spent online annually, 1.6 billion people shopping online in 2016 and $1.0 trillion predicted in cross-border spending by 2020, the opportunities for merchant growth have never been so significant, varied and fast. ACI will present a framework for understanding merchant growth paths, and will discuss - using use cases and real-world examples - how merchants can select the most suitable growth strategies for their business.
In his second presentation of the day Mikael will answer the one question that’s in all our minds: what is the future of UX?
About Mikael
Mikael founded FROSMO in 2008, today the company has over 100 employees and works with global eCommerce companies. Mikael is also co-founder and chairman of the board of Dodreams mobile game studio with hit-game Drive Ahead!. Before entrepreneurship Mikael worked at Fremantle Media, a part of Bertelsmann group.
SIM Partners: Seven Ways to Optimize Your Omni-Channel Experience in a Cros...Melissa Luongo
Leaders:
- Brett Fritz Director, Enterprise Sales, Financial Services at SIM Partners
- Scott Graflund Advisor at SIM Partners
Key Discussion Points:
• What does omni-channel mean for Financial Services brands?
• What is the difference between omni-channel and cross-channel?Improve application testing when replacing legacy systems
• Seven ways to optimize your omni-channel experience in a cross-channel world.
Buzzwords like “omni-channel” and “cross-channel” continue to swirl around the Financial Services world. Many marketers are interested in implementing these strategies for their Financial Services organizations yet struggle with where to begin. What exactly do these buzzwords mean? How do these buzzwords affect the work being completed in IT? How can IT support these marketing efforts being requested?
This workshop will help answer the "what is omni-channel vs. cross-channel" question, as well as provide seven tangible ways IT can help optimize the omni-channel experience in a cross-channel world for your Financial Services organization.
The document discusses optimizing omni-channel and cross-channel experiences. It defines omni-channel as providing a seamless shopping experience across multiple online and offline channels, while cross-channel refers to using one marketing channel to promote another. The document then provides seven recommendations for optimizing the customer experience across channels, including making sure data is shared properly across channels, aligning marketing and IT goals, collecting customer data, and focusing on the customer experience and mobile capabilities.
The document discusses Mycronic's view on Industry 4.0 and how their solutions already enable high productivity and flexibility. It argues that simply adding monitoring and software to outdated machines does not achieve the goals of Industry 4.0. Mycronic has focused on software-driven solutions and incremental upgrades to extend flexibility and batch size one production. The document provides examples where Mycronic has significantly increased customers' productivity, stock reduction, throughput and profits. It invites readers to evaluate how Mycronic could help improve their factory efficiency.
Technology Trends For Businesses In 2019Onlim GmbH
The document discusses 4 emerging technology trends for businesses in 2019: 1) blockchain which enables more secure and efficient transactions through decentralized transaction processing, 2) IoT and how connecting devices can create intelligent factories, 3) chatbots and voice assistants which can improve customer experience and internal efficiency, and 4) artificial intelligence which can make processes more efficient throughout companies by improving areas like natural language processing and data analysis.
This document describes an e-commerce platform for clothing brands to utilize the "long tail" phenomenon and offer mass customization online. The platform allows independent fashion brands to multiply their assortment from hundreds to millions of products by enabling customization. This addresses an unmet need, as individual brands are currently unable to benefit from the long tail and lose sales daily from not offering customers exactly what they want. The platform is fast and easy to use, with a visualization engine and complex data model to handle millions of customization variations. It focuses on the large market of small and medium apparel producers in Europe. Several brands have already signed on as paying customers, and the company is seeking a seed investment round to further penetrate initial target
This document discusses location-based mobile advertising in Hungary. It provides background on Deutsche Telekom, the largest telecommunications provider in Germany, and its subsidiary T-Systems International which works with corporate customers. The document then discusses trends in the growing mobile advertising market and proposes a location-based mobile marketing solution using SMS messages. A pilot of the solution in Hungary from February to March 2014 saw response rates 5-20 times better than industry averages, demonstrating the effectiveness of the approach.
This is review and summary of presentation made at the Mobile Focus 2008 event in Stockholm, Sweden. The event focused mobile media, services and technologies
ecommerce strategies for brands - heaven or hell - go ecommerce olaf grüger i...Olaf Grueger
eCommerce in Europe reached a 352 bn EUR turnover, (~30% of global), still growing double digit. online, online shops
UK, France and Germany account for 60% of European eCommerce
Q4 is high season (e.g. @Amazon). That might not apply to product seasonality
Step 1: Start with the customer and work backwards!
The buying process in the internet is different: product comes first.
2.1 Centralize your (Product) Data Management and optimize it!
2.2 B2B Portals for retailers (gated)
2.3 Online presence of brands: Showroom with retailer search
eTailing Business: brands change their policies over time.
Online only brand: kavaj
4. External eCommerce DistributionRate your partners through a Scoring Model
Pure Player
Sport specialist (bikester, wiggle, outnorth, tennis-point, etc.)
General merchandise (amazon, zalando, etc.)
Flash sales (vente privee, Sportpursuit, buyvip, etc.)
Other (Groupon, etc.)
Multi-Channel (21sportsgroup/planet sports, Sportscheck, Globetrotter, Sportler, Ochsner Sport, KarstadtSports, cisalfasport, Sportarena, etc.)
Buying groups (Intersport, Sport2000, etc.)
Marketplaces (ebay/GSI, amazon, rakuten/play, etc.)
Automated (Price-) Monitoring, preisanalytics,
End of lifecycle products and overstocks: which online distribution channel in which country?
E-commerce platforms - Benchmark by EBG Berlin 2019 EBG
This document summarizes a conference session on relevant e-commerce platforms. It discusses 17 major platforms across different market sizes and approaches. Key findings include Woocommerce being the largest platform, and criteria for evaluating platforms, such as robustness, integration, business model, customer suitability, and activity management. Five use cases are examined for different business needs. The importance of a unified commerce approach is discussed. Future technologies like voice and image search are also mentioned. The document concludes with recommendations for implementing an e-commerce platform project.
This document introduces the FlexKom franchise concept which aims to revolutionize the B2B/affiliate industry. It combines online and offline commerce into a single purchase platform using FlexKom's own innovation - the FlexPos terminal. This allows retail shops to function as e-commerce portals, accessing FlexKom's large customer base. The document outlines several streams of passive residual income franchises partners can earn, including from retail customers, online sales, building a franchise team, and exclusive VIP programs. It claims this home-based franchise model will generate higher turnover than traditional franchises.
The Flexkom-Concept will completely revolutionize the B2B/Affiliate Industry/Referral Systems because it is a franchise model. The concept combines online and offline commerce into one platform by turning retail shops into franchise locations and enabling customers to make purchases both in stores and online. This allows franchise partners to generate revenue from customer cards and purchases across the entire Flexkom network.
Startup Stage - Digital Home & Infrastructure - Presentation by Oliver van der Mond, CEO of Lemonbeat at the NOAH Conference Berlin 2017, Tempodrom on the 23rd of June 2017.
Staples is the world's largest office supplier with over 100 stores in the UK. They sell thousands of products across retail, B2B, corporate, and e-commerce markets. V63 worked with Staples to launch a new technology proposition called "Connect", a monthly subscription mobile phone contract. V63 developed a microsite integrated into Staples' site, produced video content, and trained Staples staff through a national program. They designed displays, printed materials, and point-of-sale items to promote Connect in-stores and online. Staff and managers provided positive feedback on V63's work in marketing and launching the new product.
Staples is the world's largest office supplier with over 100 stores in the UK. They sell thousands of products across retail, B2B, corporate, and e-commerce markets. V63 worked with Staples to launch a new technology proposition called "Connect", a monthly subscription mobile phone contract. V63 developed a microsite integrated into Staples' site, produced video content, and trained Staples employees. They designed in-store display stands and POS materials to promote Connect. Staff and managers provided positive feedback on the training, resources, and promotional materials developed by V63.
Several Swedish mobile innovation companies were showcased at the Mobile World Congress, including:
- Agency9, which develops 3D visualization software for mobile phones and online maps. It is looking for partners.
- Alcosystems, which offers a mobile health solution to monitor blood alcohol levels and is looking for funding and partners.
- Appello, a provider of mobile GPS navigation services and turn-key solutions for network operators and businesses.
Partner Exec Summit 2018 - Frankfurt: Partner Brauchen Wir NichtSplunk
1) OTTO is a major German e-commerce company founded in 1949 that has transformed from a mail-order catalog business to a leader in online retail.
2) OTTO has been using Splunk for over 10 years, starting with call center logging and expanding to infrastructure monitoring and compliance. They currently have over 1000 registered Splunk users and process 13 billion events per month.
3) While OTTO has built up significant internal Splunk expertise, they will continue partnering for new initiatives like process analytics, hybrid cloud operations, machine learning, and mobile analytics to drive their digital transformation. Partners should be certified, flexible, and creative.
This document discusses how wealth management is facing challenges from rising fintech innovation and changing market environments. It promotes the portfolio management technology of aixigo, which can handle millions of portfolios and transactions daily with low latency. Aixigo argues its technology allows building digital wealth management solutions with automated discretionary portfolio management at scale, integrated advisory tools, and customizable customer experiences. It outlines a process for wealth managers to develop robo-investing products by defining investment universes, building investment blocks and master portfolios, and focusing on the customer experience.
The document summarizes the key points from Day 1 of the International Information Innovation Conference 2009. It discusses Netbiscuits, a mobile software platform, and their "10 Golden Rules for Big Success on Small Screens". Several industry examples are showcased, including mobile websites and portals for search, travel, directories, and more.
This document provides 5 reasons why companies should connect their products to the internet using M2M/IoT technology:
1) It increases customer loyalty by allowing them to access product information and services via smartphone apps.
2) It generates new revenue streams by enabling web services tailored to customer needs.
3) It helps companies stay competitive as more integrate these technologies due to growing customer demand and forecasts of widespread adoption.
4) It allows companies to optimize products by gaining insights into customer usage data.
5) It saves resources by enabling remote maintenance and more efficient processes like ordering and billing.
The document discusses Mycronic's view on Industry 4.0 and how their solutions already enable high productivity and flexibility. It argues that simply adding monitoring and software to outdated machines does not achieve the goals of Industry 4.0. Mycronic has focused on software-driven solutions and incremental upgrades to extend flexibility and batch size one production. The document provides examples where Mycronic has significantly increased customers' productivity, stock reduction, throughput and profits. It invites readers to evaluate how Mycronic could help improve their factory efficiency.
Technology Trends For Businesses In 2019Onlim GmbH
The document discusses 4 emerging technology trends for businesses in 2019: 1) blockchain which enables more secure and efficient transactions through decentralized transaction processing, 2) IoT and how connecting devices can create intelligent factories, 3) chatbots and voice assistants which can improve customer experience and internal efficiency, and 4) artificial intelligence which can make processes more efficient throughout companies by improving areas like natural language processing and data analysis.
This document describes an e-commerce platform for clothing brands to utilize the "long tail" phenomenon and offer mass customization online. The platform allows independent fashion brands to multiply their assortment from hundreds to millions of products by enabling customization. This addresses an unmet need, as individual brands are currently unable to benefit from the long tail and lose sales daily from not offering customers exactly what they want. The platform is fast and easy to use, with a visualization engine and complex data model to handle millions of customization variations. It focuses on the large market of small and medium apparel producers in Europe. Several brands have already signed on as paying customers, and the company is seeking a seed investment round to further penetrate initial target
This document discusses location-based mobile advertising in Hungary. It provides background on Deutsche Telekom, the largest telecommunications provider in Germany, and its subsidiary T-Systems International which works with corporate customers. The document then discusses trends in the growing mobile advertising market and proposes a location-based mobile marketing solution using SMS messages. A pilot of the solution in Hungary from February to March 2014 saw response rates 5-20 times better than industry averages, demonstrating the effectiveness of the approach.
This is review and summary of presentation made at the Mobile Focus 2008 event in Stockholm, Sweden. The event focused mobile media, services and technologies
ecommerce strategies for brands - heaven or hell - go ecommerce olaf grüger i...Olaf Grueger
eCommerce in Europe reached a 352 bn EUR turnover, (~30% of global), still growing double digit. online, online shops
UK, France and Germany account for 60% of European eCommerce
Q4 is high season (e.g. @Amazon). That might not apply to product seasonality
Step 1: Start with the customer and work backwards!
The buying process in the internet is different: product comes first.
2.1 Centralize your (Product) Data Management and optimize it!
2.2 B2B Portals for retailers (gated)
2.3 Online presence of brands: Showroom with retailer search
eTailing Business: brands change their policies over time.
Online only brand: kavaj
4. External eCommerce DistributionRate your partners through a Scoring Model
Pure Player
Sport specialist (bikester, wiggle, outnorth, tennis-point, etc.)
General merchandise (amazon, zalando, etc.)
Flash sales (vente privee, Sportpursuit, buyvip, etc.)
Other (Groupon, etc.)
Multi-Channel (21sportsgroup/planet sports, Sportscheck, Globetrotter, Sportler, Ochsner Sport, KarstadtSports, cisalfasport, Sportarena, etc.)
Buying groups (Intersport, Sport2000, etc.)
Marketplaces (ebay/GSI, amazon, rakuten/play, etc.)
Automated (Price-) Monitoring, preisanalytics,
End of lifecycle products and overstocks: which online distribution channel in which country?
E-commerce platforms - Benchmark by EBG Berlin 2019 EBG
This document summarizes a conference session on relevant e-commerce platforms. It discusses 17 major platforms across different market sizes and approaches. Key findings include Woocommerce being the largest platform, and criteria for evaluating platforms, such as robustness, integration, business model, customer suitability, and activity management. Five use cases are examined for different business needs. The importance of a unified commerce approach is discussed. Future technologies like voice and image search are also mentioned. The document concludes with recommendations for implementing an e-commerce platform project.
This document introduces the FlexKom franchise concept which aims to revolutionize the B2B/affiliate industry. It combines online and offline commerce into a single purchase platform using FlexKom's own innovation - the FlexPos terminal. This allows retail shops to function as e-commerce portals, accessing FlexKom's large customer base. The document outlines several streams of passive residual income franchises partners can earn, including from retail customers, online sales, building a franchise team, and exclusive VIP programs. It claims this home-based franchise model will generate higher turnover than traditional franchises.
The Flexkom-Concept will completely revolutionize the B2B/Affiliate Industry/Referral Systems because it is a franchise model. The concept combines online and offline commerce into one platform by turning retail shops into franchise locations and enabling customers to make purchases both in stores and online. This allows franchise partners to generate revenue from customer cards and purchases across the entire Flexkom network.
Startup Stage - Digital Home & Infrastructure - Presentation by Oliver van der Mond, CEO of Lemonbeat at the NOAH Conference Berlin 2017, Tempodrom on the 23rd of June 2017.
Staples is the world's largest office supplier with over 100 stores in the UK. They sell thousands of products across retail, B2B, corporate, and e-commerce markets. V63 worked with Staples to launch a new technology proposition called "Connect", a monthly subscription mobile phone contract. V63 developed a microsite integrated into Staples' site, produced video content, and trained Staples staff through a national program. They designed displays, printed materials, and point-of-sale items to promote Connect in-stores and online. Staff and managers provided positive feedback on V63's work in marketing and launching the new product.
Staples is the world's largest office supplier with over 100 stores in the UK. They sell thousands of products across retail, B2B, corporate, and e-commerce markets. V63 worked with Staples to launch a new technology proposition called "Connect", a monthly subscription mobile phone contract. V63 developed a microsite integrated into Staples' site, produced video content, and trained Staples employees. They designed in-store display stands and POS materials to promote Connect. Staff and managers provided positive feedback on the training, resources, and promotional materials developed by V63.
Several Swedish mobile innovation companies were showcased at the Mobile World Congress, including:
- Agency9, which develops 3D visualization software for mobile phones and online maps. It is looking for partners.
- Alcosystems, which offers a mobile health solution to monitor blood alcohol levels and is looking for funding and partners.
- Appello, a provider of mobile GPS navigation services and turn-key solutions for network operators and businesses.
Partner Exec Summit 2018 - Frankfurt: Partner Brauchen Wir NichtSplunk
1) OTTO is a major German e-commerce company founded in 1949 that has transformed from a mail-order catalog business to a leader in online retail.
2) OTTO has been using Splunk for over 10 years, starting with call center logging and expanding to infrastructure monitoring and compliance. They currently have over 1000 registered Splunk users and process 13 billion events per month.
3) While OTTO has built up significant internal Splunk expertise, they will continue partnering for new initiatives like process analytics, hybrid cloud operations, machine learning, and mobile analytics to drive their digital transformation. Partners should be certified, flexible, and creative.
This document discusses how wealth management is facing challenges from rising fintech innovation and changing market environments. It promotes the portfolio management technology of aixigo, which can handle millions of portfolios and transactions daily with low latency. Aixigo argues its technology allows building digital wealth management solutions with automated discretionary portfolio management at scale, integrated advisory tools, and customizable customer experiences. It outlines a process for wealth managers to develop robo-investing products by defining investment universes, building investment blocks and master portfolios, and focusing on the customer experience.
The document summarizes the key points from Day 1 of the International Information Innovation Conference 2009. It discusses Netbiscuits, a mobile software platform, and their "10 Golden Rules for Big Success on Small Screens". Several industry examples are showcased, including mobile websites and portals for search, travel, directories, and more.
This document provides 5 reasons why companies should connect their products to the internet using M2M/IoT technology:
1) It increases customer loyalty by allowing them to access product information and services via smartphone apps.
2) It generates new revenue streams by enabling web services tailored to customer needs.
3) It helps companies stay competitive as more integrate these technologies due to growing customer demand and forecasts of widespread adoption.
4) It allows companies to optimize products by gaining insights into customer usage data.
5) It saves resources by enabling remote maintenance and more efficient processes like ordering and billing.
Similar to FlexKom innovative business opportunity check website http://www.flexkom.com/724241 (20)
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Building a Raspberry Pi Robot with Dot NET 8, Blazor and SignalR - Slides Onl...Peter Gallagher
In this session delivered at Leeds IoT, I talk about how you can control a 3D printed Robot Arm with a Raspberry Pi, .NET 8, Blazor and SignalR.
I also show how you can use a Unity app on an Meta Quest 3 to control the arm VR too.
You can find the GitHub repo and workshop instructions here;
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3. 1/8 married
throgh Social Media
-Facebook
- Single Scouts
50 Million Users needs :
Radio : 38 Years
TV : 13 Years
Internet : 4 Years
iPod : 3 Months
Facebook : 200.000.000/per Annum
iPod App : 1 Billion. in 9 Months
World Population:
1 China
2 India
3 Facebook
4 USA
5 Indonesia
Sales of Products:
14% buy because of Advertising
78% buy due to Recommendation
v
71 % of the Millionaires in the last 10
years came through the Internet
Industry.
"The assets of the future
is earned from home "
"Home Based Franchise Sales
will be greater than the
traditional franchise sales "
Karl Pilsl
The development of the world in the last 8 years
was faster than in the last 70 years before
4. 1980 2012
The purchasing Behavior has fundamentally changedThe purchasing Behavior has fundamentally changed
2000
Aunty‘s Corner Supermarket Shopping Malls Internet
1960
„Online and Offline Trading merge.“
KPMG-Study on „Trends in Retail Business in 2020“„Trends in Retail Business in 2020“
E-Commerce -DE
2008 = 27 Billion €
2014 = 43 Billion €
2023 = 60 Billion €
facebook
1.China
2.İndia
3.Facebook
4.USA
--------------
DE = 23 Mill.
EU = 231 Mill.
4
Walter-Gropius-Str.15, 80807 München
coo@flexkom.com, www.flexkom.com
5. 5
... if you could build a worldwide business from
home?
... if you also would not sell, i.e no buying and selling
of products?
... if you have the opportunity to earn passively from
all Bakeries, Butcheries, Hairsalons, Supermarket,
Gas station at your province / city?
... if you recommend brand products online and earn
money doing it?
... if you could earn passively at all daily
consumption of people and trading revenues of retail
shops for a life time?
What if...
Walter-Gropius-Str.15, 80807 München
coo@flexkom.com, www.flexkom.com
6. The FlexKom concept will change the
Sales, Network & Marketing industry.
“
With a new marketing concept and proprietary,
patented technology, we have merged the Internet and
Local Trade ....
6
“ Walter-Gropius-Str.15, 80807 München
coo@flexkom.com, www.flexkom.com
We are already far ahead of the latest trends :
7. .... creates the FlexKom WORLD WIDE MEGA
MALL
7
Walter-Gropius-Str.15, 80807 München
coo@flexkom.com, www.flexkom.com
.... and this fusion between the Internet and
Local trade ....
8. 8
Through the FlexKom Technology, the
M-NDF Business-Conzept was developed
Homebased Franchise: 4 Success Concepts in ONE
Network Direct Sales Franchise
Walter-Gropius-Str.15, 80807 München
coo@flexkom.com, www.flexkom.com
M-Commerce
10. 10
FlexKom International Holding AG Switzerland
FlexKom Europe GmbH, Munich
Start of development in August 2010
Business Start in February 2011
Currently has 53 permanent employees, with its own
programming team
Experienced international management team
Currently 50,000 franchisees and approximately 4 million
customers
In-house Development Team
Own World-Patent
Worldwide approval CE Technology
In Africa now starts Prelaunch Phase
NG / KE / SA / all other african countries
Start the whole of Africa in 2014
Target: 5 years in 50 countries & 500 million customers
FlexKom International AG
“
Award for the fastest
growing and most
innovative company in 2011
--- within 10 months!
Bernd Seitz – Network Karriere
Walter-Gropius-Str.15, 80807 München
coo@flexkom.com, www.flexkom.com
12. FlexKom Technology combines the internet
shopping world with the real-world shopping
A full automated and operational Business system is attained and
controlled through the FlexKom Discount-Cards and the Flex-Pos
device.
12
Walter-Gropius-Str.15, 80807 München
coo@flexkom.com, www.flexkom.com
13. 10
What are the advantages of the FlexCard
?The FlexCard Customer recieves FlexMoneys a on his Customer
account each time he buys online and offline ( Internet and Retailshop).
He can even use the FlexMoneys to make purchases on the Internet or
at any Flexkom accepted Terminals.
These discounts are not earmarked!
Walter-Gropius-Str.15, 80807 München
coo@flexkom.com, www.flexkom.com
1 FlexMoney ≙ 1,- Naira / KES / ZAR Value
(Within seconds, the FlexMoneys are booked onto the Flexcards, which
could immediatley thereafter be used for further purchases.)
14. 14
The FlexKom Internet Portals
FlexShop
Buy thousands of Desginer
-products very cheap and
earn more FlexMoneys
FlexHoliday
Go on Vacation! Flights,
Travel, Holiday etc to
sensational prices.
FlexCall*
The most innovative Mobile
Communication App worldwide.
Save up to 90%
* FlexCall can be used Worldwide
Walter-Gropius-Str.15, 80807 München
coo@flexkom.com, www.flexkom.com
15. 15More Sales, Revenue & Income for the
FlexKobi
The client is registered for a lifetime with his card-issuing FlexKobi. The FlexKobi s Retailers
also earns on all purchases of their customers from other FlexKobi and the Flex shops. Additional
revenue comes from new customers from other FlexKobis.
%
%
%
%
%
% %
%
%
%
%
%
3.000 FlexCards x Ø 100,- € FlexShop + Purchase from
otherFlexKobis = 300.000,- € Umsatz x Ø 5% Distribution
=
15.000,- € x Ø 20%=
3.000,- € passive Income / Month3.000,- € passive Income / Month
3.000,- € passive Income / Month =
36.000,- € Yearly Income
Einzelhändler
Walter-Gropius-Str.15, 80807 München
coo@flexkom.com, www.flexkom.com
16. 16
= +
+
= noch mehr Kunden und mehr Umsatz, gezielter
und schnellere Werbung, sehr geringe Kosten
A complete Advertising / Communication –portal which the FlexKobi / Retailer can operate
ANYTIME from his PC without additional costs! Thus, the Retailer can offer his products and
Offers via Video-Email or SMS. He can also have his Products offered on the Flexkom Worldwide
Mega Mall via the Internet . The customer receives a free multi-functional FlexApp which they install on
On their mobile smartphones. This FlexApp is personalized to the FlexKobi / Retailers
The World of Advertising is changing. Printed Advertisement is
now going Digital / Online. We offer further benefits for the
Retailers / FlexKobi
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The Internet-Based FlexPos Terminal
FlexKom propeitary Development
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With special Multifunctions
18. 18How do the Customers find the
FlexKobis ?
Window Markers
Signs & Flags
FlexApps + FlexKom SearchEngine
with Ranking –List of the FlexKobis
+ GPS Routeplanner
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The strategic 3-Phase Building Programm
5
25
125
155 Partners}
100 Partners x 100 Customers
= 10.000 Customers
100 Partners x 1 Retailer
= 100 Retailers
x 1.000 Customercards
= 100.000 Customers x 0,23 €
= 23.000,- €
Passive income every
month
Phase 1: Building of Franchise
partners, Pilot-POS Phase 2: Customer Building Phase 3: Retailers Building
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23. What if each Franchisepartner registers or build 5 retailers?
1
5
25
31
30 Partners x 1 Retailer x 1.000 Cards =
30.000 FlexCards
30.000 x 0,23 € = 6.900.- € / Month
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Build up your Sales and Franchise network.
In this way, you increase your earning
potential and your Market share in the
country.
24. % % % % % %
24
The Mega Multiplicator FlexKobi –
Business!What if, you earn from the thousands of customers revenue
generated from the Flexkobis/retailers?
The Sucess-Concept of FlexKom: Build through ony 6 FlexKobis (your Customerbase)
= 8.300 Customers = 4.150,- € monthly passive Income
8.300 Customers x 0,50 € =
4.150,- € passive Income each
Month
1.000 customers 500 customers 1.500 customers 300 customers 2.000 customers 3.000 customers
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Der FlexKom Marketing Plan
Customer
5%
---
---
5%
Team Member
Network
License
---
---
10%
Marketing
Manager
3 TM or3 TM or
10.000 Customers10.000 Customers
---
---
---
15%
Sales Manager
---
1%
2%
3 MM or
50.000 Customers
20%
Sales Director
1%
2%
3 SM or
100.000
Customers
3%
1%
25%
National
Director
2%
3%
5 SD or
500.000
Customers
4%
2%
1%
30%
President
Team
3%
4%
5 ND or
1.000.00
Customers
5%
3%
2%
1%
Direct und Diff.
Bonus
Requirements
Country Bonus
FlexCar
GenerationBonus
Business
Distributor
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27. Clubs / Associations / Institutions / Organisations + Hotel-
Concept
20.000
Fancards
1. Year: 5.000 Cards
2. Year: 5.000 Cards
3. Year: 5.000 Cards
4. Year: 5.000 Cards
5. Year: 5.000 Cards
20.000 Cards
+
25.000 Cards
=
45.000 Cards
X 0,23 €
10.350 € / Month
Currently onCurrently on
at Position ofat Position of
SalesSales
DirectorDirector
After professional
Training
and
Franchise
Contract
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The first SDs (Network-Level) in a particular City/District will recieve
addtionally to his earnings, 5% Commission from all FlexCard Revenues from
FlexShop Online and local FlexKobis in the City / District.
After appropriate training, franchise agreement and a separate CC-
contract
FlexKobi Regional-Coordinator
5%
Pro 100.000 Population from the State / City / Region = The first SD
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29. Build up your Internet Customerbase
You
CustomerCustomer
CustomerCustomer
CustomerCustomer
With your personalized Link- www.flexkom.com/123456 ,
You can use and enjoy the „Customer-wins-Customer-Programm“
and the Referall Marketing combined with Social Networking.
3
9
27
81
243
729
2.187
6.561
19.683
Total 29Total 29.52.5233
29.523 Customers29.523 Customers x 0,10 €
=
2.952,30 € / Month
Email, Facebook,
Pinterest,
Referall, Recommendation, etc.
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Distribution of Discount derived from
RetailersFor example, if the cutomer buys a product worth 100,- €
The Customer pays 100,- € to the Retailer. Der Retailer or FlexKobi / gives 10%,
Discounts, which is distruted as follows:
20%
FlexKom
Costs und Charity
2,- €
30%
Network Franchise &
FlexKobi / Retailer
3,- €
50%goes to the
Cutomer
5,- €
On each Purchase, FlexKom
gives away 10% to Children-
Support- Charity -Organisations
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32. FlexKom merges the conventional local retail
Trading together with the Online Internet world of
Commerce.
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Our patented Technology combines the whole Retail shops worldwide and offers
you a World Wide Mega Mall with unlimited Discounts and Benefits both offline
and Online..Now on Mobile for a life time.
33. The next Revelotion occurs now ...
From E-Commerce to M-Commerce,
„M“ for „Mobile“-Commerce
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34. FlexKom is the Mobile Marketing Revolution for the local
Retailers and their Customers
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1. FlexKom Direct Customer Comissions
2. FlexKom Direct Comissions from the Network Franchise
3. FlexKom - Differencial commission from the Network
Franchise
4. FlexKom - Generationsbonus from the Network Franchise
5. FlexCar - Car Bonus
6. FlexKom - Country Stake Bonus
7. FlexKom - Power Bonus
8. FlexKobi - Retailer-Compensation
9. FlexKom - Millionaire Bonus
9 different Earning-Opportunities
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37. Our Goal with FlexKom
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In 5 Years in 50 Countries...
Thousands of Franchise Partners
500 Million Customers using our Franchise World Wide
Mega Mall
These are realistic values..We already have huge
demands from many countries.
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Use the FlexKom-System to set yourself
Financial Free within a short period of time
Direct Sales Franchise
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FlexKom offers the Best Alternative to earn passiv
Income. The M-NDF Concept offers you the
opportunity to earn from all revenues in your
country.
M-Commerce Network
Finance your Education Help the poorJob Security Own your own VillaBuy a new Car Travel
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Together we are Strong!
We wish you a successful Start!
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