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Mal sehen wie sich der Kurs in CAN verhält, nach den letzten positiven News ging es ja erst mal runter.
Hier steckt auf jeden Fall weiterhin eine Menge Phantasie drin. Sind fast 150% vom Allzeithoch entfernt...
Offerpop Integrates Slyce Technology to Automate Visual Product Recognition for Their Brand & Retailer Roster
Hello Leif
Offerpop deal:
www.offerpop.com
https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/offerpop
Offerpop runs digital campaigns for brands that gives them detailed information on what products their customers are posting to social media sites like instagram, facebook, twitter etc.
Previously the image recognition portion of this service was a manual process that could take up to 48 hours. Now with Slyce the process is automated with minimal time latency.
Slyce has become the provider of image recognition for all products in Offerpop's customer user generated social media pictures.
This will be a source of huge lead generation for Slyce because every time a new brand is taken on it will be an opportunity for a direct deal for Slyce.
§Slyce
ROY ROMAN, CAPITAL MARKETS
P. +1 (647) 464-6200
ROY@SLYCE.IT
Ich glaube den Leuten ja, dass sie tolle Kunden gewinnen werden. Die Frage ist halt nur, ob damit auf 1-2 Jahressicht eine Marktkapitalisierung von derzeit 40 Mio EUR gerechtfertigt ist.
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By all predictions, 2015 will be a banner year for visual search technology and mobile commerce. Each month, Slyce will be providing you with an industry status report focused on tech, commerce, user experience, and company adoptions. We will share recent and reputable news articles to introduce you to cutting-edge technology deployments, keep you informed on financial trends and predictions, and explore the world of mobile shopping, focusing on user experience. By sharing this information and remaining current, you can count on Slyce to continue to be the market leader in visual search and image recognition technology.
Image Recognition Market Worth $25.65 Billion by 2018
01/09/2015
Creating user awareness and improving tech quality will remain a focus for the Image Recognition industry. The payoff to companies adopting this emerging technology will be massive: the Image Recognition market is estimated to grow at a Compound Annual Growth Rate of 21.6% from 2014 to 2019, reaching over $25 billion by 2018.
Gartner Sees U.S. Mobile Commerce Revenue Doubling to 50% of Digital E-Commerce Revenues in FY15
01/29/2015
Mobile commerce is on the rise. With it, the doors are opening for a new wave of retail competition focusing on customer experience. Retailers are facing challenges migrating to mobile payments, but the end result remains- nearly 75% of companies expect to increase technology spending on customer experience this year. By 2017, Gartner predicts that mobile commerce revenue will represent 50% of all digital commerce revenue in the United States.
Shopping Apps Are Now the Fastest Growing Thing in Mobile
01/06/2015
2014 was a great year for shopping apps; sessions increased 174% year over year to become the fastest growing sector of mobile apps. Popular categories like Messaging and Games underperformed, coming in third and last respectively. Mobile shopping usage spikes at three distinct times of day: morning around 9 am, 12 pm, and after work around 8 pm. With these numbers, it appears 2015 will be a massive year for mobile shopping!
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Toronto-Based Slyce Acquires U.S. Coupon Start-Up In 6.5-Million Deal
01/29/2015
As January came to an end, Slyce announced a major acquisition that marked their entrance into the mobile couponing space. Slyce’s purchase of SnipSnap, a Philadelphia-based startup, provides access to 4 million users, and 50 major partnership agreements with retailers like Toys R Us, Lord & Taylor, and Bed, Bath and Beyond. SnipSnap will continue to be based in Philadelphia, and will run as a subsidiary of Slyce.
Is Visual Search The Next Big Thing In Mobile Commerce?
12/03/2014
Slyce’s own Mark Elfenbein thoughtfully examines mobile commerce from a current and future perspective in this piece for Internet Retailer. He likens the current shift to mobile shopping to the shift two decades ago to search engines; a personal experience became a profitable business. As retailers scramble to overhaul their digital and omni-channel strategies to keep up, early adopters will see early rewards and increased engagement. Elfenbein rightly recognizes that humans are visual creatures. As technology advances, a shift from textual searches to less time-consuming methods appears to be an emerging trend: in 5 years, it is predicted that 50% of all searches will be voice or visually based.
Will One Of These 5 Companies Be The Next Uber?
12/23/2014
In December 2014, Uber closed a $1.2B funding round at a $40B valuation. It’s no wonder that venture capitalists are scrambling to identify the “Next Uber” to invest in so-called “disruptive” technologies. Forbes recognizes Slyce as one such example, calling it “The Uber of Retail” and asserting that Slyce is on the cusp of completely transforming the world of online retail.
Please watch for our next newsletter, in the first week of April! We'll be featuring more exciting developments and trends within the realm of visual search and mobile commerce.
Best regards,
Roy Roman.
§Slyce
ROY ROMAN, CAPITAL MARKETS
P. +1 (647) 464-6200
ROY@SLYCE.IT
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84,9 Mio. (Stand: 30.07.14)
115,6 Mio. (Stand: 05.03.15)
bei Verdünnung immer in der ersten reihe :
2015-03-04 16:10 ET - Acquisition
The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation pursuant to a membership interest purchase agreement dated Jan. 28, 2015, between Slyce Inc. and SnipSnap App LLC, whereby Slyce will acquire all of the issued and outstanding Class A and Class B membership interests of SnipSnap and convertible notes of SnipSnap from each holder of such notes. In consideration, Slyce will pay: $1-million (U.S.) cash payable at closing; 4,687,500 common shares of the company at a deemed price of 80 Canadian cents per share; and up to $2.5-million (U.S.) in shares to be issued at a future date (dependent on the achievement of certain revenue milestones) at a price determined by the 20-day volume-weighted average price at the time of issuance.
For further information, please refer to the company's news releases dated Jan. 28, 2015, and Feb. 17, 2015.
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Net loss 2014 ($ 17,666,379) 2013 ($ 3,286,335)
Was ist los mit dir?
http://www.sharedeals.de/2015/03/...odenbildung-heisse-tradingchance/
The Slyce paper is liquid traded on the TSX Venture Exchange as well as at several German exchanges and Trade gate. A quick re reaching the November prices and beyond climbing new highs appears to look at this from a huge fantasy-driven segment more than realistic.
http://www.sharedeals.de/2015/03/...odenbildung-heisse-tradingchance/
wenn die wurstseite trommelt läuft immer die druckerpresse dafür wird die ja auch bezahlt
wie man an allen kanada werten sieht wurden dort aktien gedruckt
in kanada geht das drucken von aktien sogar viel viel viel einfacher wie zb. an der OTC
aber wer kaufen will bitte schön ist ja nur euer geld
und die 2 minuten recherche habe ich da immer zeit mehr braucht man nicht für die bezahlten promowerte
Hatte ja schon letztes Jahr geschrieben, dass die ein Kulmbacher und ein Kanadisches Unternehmen für die Investorenpflege bezahlen:
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/...venture-ovx.h-1937295.htm
Aber vielleicht kann Trennkost erklären, warum es plötzlich über 25% mehr Aktien gibt. Aus meiner Sicht hat sich dadurch der Wert der alten Aktien um 25% verringert, d.h. <0,3 EUR/Share. Ist nicht schön, wenn so etwas nicht offen Kommuniziert wird. erklärs mir bitte!