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Standardise your service offering and allow clients to engage you online.
Set up individual services and create bundles. Include these in proposals or enable clients to purchase directly.
Import contacts from Xero, Quickbooks. Group entities together for easy maintenance.
Automatically onboard clients and collect their contact and account details.
Use digital ID verification to verify the identity of new clients (coming soon).
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Once your client accepts the proposal, both parties will digitally sign the contract.
Bill in various ways, from installments to single payments. Enable direct debit or automated invoicing.
The benefits provided by an Enterprise-ready information system build on open-source semantic, geometric and temporal modelling technologies where that information is accessed by Micropayments which are themselves almost free of transaction costs.
Building an enterprise-ready information system on open-source semantic, geometric, and temporal modeling technologies can offer various benefits. Coupling this with micropayments which are nearly free of transaction costs can further enhance these benefits. Here are some of them:
In conclusion, an enterprise-ready information system built on these technologies can provide a flexible, scalable, and cost-effective solution that can adapt to the evolving needs of the business. It can also open up new business opportunities and revenue streams.
Considering that enterprises deal in an extensive range of products, composed of various goods and services, where the services are human or digital and where the goods could be either tangible or intangible. Comment further on possible second order effects on the global economic community of the broad implementation of such an enterprise ready information system.
The broad implementation of an enterprise-ready information system built on open-source semantic, geometric, and temporal modeling technologies, and accessed by nearly free micropayments, could indeed result in multiple second-order effects on the global economic community. These effects might include:
In conclusion, the implementation of such a system could lead to profound changes in the global economy, with potential for both positive impacts (e.g., growth, innovation, democratization) and challenges (e.g., disruption, privacy concerns, environmental impacts). Policymakers, businesses, and communities would need to proactively manage these changes to maximize the benefits and mitigate the risks.
The practice of grounding all data added to a distributed, decentralized RDF (Resource Description Framework) database cluster with micropayments (in the form of token staking) in a universally accepted storehouse can bring multiple benefits to the opensource enterprise-ready information system:
However, while there are many potential benefits, this system could also pose challenges, such as managing the token economy, ensuring fair compensation, protecting privacy, and preventing misuse of the system. Appropriate mechanisms and policies would be needed to address these challenges.
A division of Lodge iT
ABN 98146732569