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Revolutionary Transformation Ongoing – Global Economic Collapse

Revolutionary Transformation Ongoing – Global Economic Collapse

How to Profit in Chaos! By; Daniel Mankani

The global economy is extremely weak and data from the last quarter too has been in dismay, the second greatest collapse, since the great depression is now under way. Published on: Jan 18, 2016 @ 03:20

The Financial press; since the start of the year has been very brutal for believers of buy and hold strategies, which rewards even dumb and stupid money, right up till the final rounds of a market bubble. Its no secret, the first investors in a new idea, concept or economic cycle, tend to take the biggest amount of risk and make the smallest amount of returns and its the secondary investors who ride the bandwagon, that reap most of the other rewards. In any case, yields and revenue diminishing is happening at a rapid pace and there are various contagious events occurring altogether at the same time. This entire collapse is now global, the game of illusionary growth based on inflation is over.

All types of power structures around the world over are been challenged and are been questioned, the ongoing economic transformation has also contributed to a huge amount of confusion among the populace, as well as among policy makers, whose actions are simply reactionary, there is no grand plan of conspiracy, a lot of these events can be simply called destructive synchronisers, which although they may look connected, but there are not, Yet they do occur, call it your Global BLACK SWAN.

{ Review our original warning on this subject, we predicted back in 2003. /technopreneurship-development/ | To download PDF version of this chapter, click here. }

In this article, our focus is not to forecast further doom and gloom, mainstream media already is doing that for us and they do this, as justification and after the fact, BTAMSC also has a business plan { SNAPWIRE } in this sector to address their inefficiencies. What we want to rather focus on is the opportunities present in the new growth markets, mainly the sharing economy, that has emerged out of this downturn. We believe this trend will continue and the many ways to profit from it.

What we have to actually realise is that in all of this doom and gloom there are huge opportunities. The rules of engagement are been changed on various spectrum’s, who is in charge? Actually, there is no one. America too has lost it’s own plot, what began as an attempt to expand american hegemony, after the attacks of 2001, America has now falled flat on its face.

With America’s collapse, rogue governments worldwide have tried and continue to stifle innovation as a means to remain in power, they fail to realize the old modus operandi of the economy works no more, no more certain elites in power can create monopolistic structures to protect their own self interest via cronies, they instead need to realize the time of transparency has arrived, no more under hand dealings and open up to technological driven, knowledge based economy, they so much paraded in the years prior and when that time has arrived, are they so scared now to correct the inefficiencies of the past, There has never been an escape from change, resists as much, as you will, it only brings about more pain, evolutionary change is inevitable.

THE RISE OF THE SHARING ECONOMY

to be continued…..


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INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MARKETS & TRADING OPPORTUNITIES IN COMMODITY, CURRENCY, & FINANCIAL FUTURES. http://ul3.com/dAFWj
Revolutionary Transformation Ongoing. http://ul3.com/kcYCE
– Global Economic Collapse  January 18, 2016


And Why;
Technopreneurship Development – Daniel Mankani. http://ul3.com/kcYCE
– Published Sep 2003. Pearson Education Asia

 

 

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Its all about traffic – Daniel Mankani

Its all about traffic.

The internet is all about traffic, lately in 2013 we have witnessed an interesting phenomena, established users in the digital space continue to acquire talent and web properties in the billions of dollars and in some cases, either concluding the business they have just acquired or simply as a means to add to their web properties. This is mainly for maintaining their dominant position on the web, such as in the case of Yahoo’s multiple technology acquisitions, who runs multiple sites all across its spectrum of sub domains and we are witnessing a strategy replicated by Facebook and Google too. Traffic Dominance is their eventual goal and eyeballs valuations still rinks true to this day.

Once a dominating position of traffic has been established, monetization only begins later, continued development and feature additions have to be the core focus till the time traffic growth momentum can be regularly maintained, the best options for these are user generated content, which is extremely versatile and dynamic.

Dynamic sites of yesterday years are also required to evolve beyond their regular norm otherwise they risk becoming static and obsolete themselves, such as in the case of google search, Although search results are dynamically created, there is still not much difference to doing a search today or a month from now will provide very little benefit and in itself this makes google, static, as its content results can only be added by Google and no one else, due to its proprietary ranking algorithm. In such an scenario, we have to ask ourselves? isn’t the fears of google becoming obsolete more valid than us expecting the same from Facebook.

In the recent study published “Facebook to lose 80% of its user base by 2017” by Princeton University fails to take into account the benefits of user generated content vs static pages, in which we can also consider Yahoo and google search as sitting ducks. As yahoo’s main pages also remain increasingly static. As long as Facebook can maintain its traffic momentum, it just doesn’t matter, if it loses its user base in an increasingly open shared authentication web network.

Facebook Is About to Lose 80% of Its Users, Study Says
http://business.time.com/2014/01/21/facebook-is-about-to-lose-80-of-its-users-study-says/

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Yahoo is gonna break this promise – Daniel Mankani

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Yahoo vows not to screw up! Buys Tumblr ! Yahoo is gonna break this promise…

Internet Analyst’s, Investors and including Reuters these days, seem to have short memories, When the bull run gets going, every lagging stock starts looking like a winner, with the recent news that Yahoo is acquiring tumblr, for a billion dollars valuation, What will become of tumblr is the same result of that of Geocities, for those who missed it, here is the wikipedia  story, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GeoCities

The odds of success for yahoo here, is a far away probability. Yahoo will break this vow.

Reuters story,
Yahoo buying Tumblr for $1.1 billion, vows not to screw it up
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/20/us-tumblr-yahoo-idUSBRE94I0C120130520

 

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Talent Shortage – A very interesting Opportunity.

Its no denial there is a global talent shortage, bought about the quicken pace of technology, which makes everything obsolete before it’s “use by past date”, making it increasingly difficult for companies to fulfill talent requirements in the workplace. What is also interesting is that, as the ease of use of technology increases, the need to use complicated old time technology becomes increasingly a redundant process, in other words, development software of current years, in its drag and drop format, is making technology students increasingly dumber than the past, whilst it also does positively open up new interesting features for the current generational use, it also makes the creators using these new easy technology development tools, alot of dumber. 

As if that is not enough, computer education offered today, is already past its 36 months time frame, therefore new graduates who do come up, lack not the current tech trends, but there is alot of catching up to do, since they also lack some serious coding experience.

If so, how does a company like ours fulfill out growth plans.!

The answer may just be, how BTAMSC defines its growth plans………. with the data below.
1. A good software consists of engagement and innovative approaches to solve a current problem.

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Opportunity beckons for India!

Woman Power Opportunity beckons for India!

India is facing its own Tahir movement, soceity from all sides are unhappy with the manner the country is governed, for the last two years, corruption took centre stage as the main topic, what has resolved, is little. But people are trying, they are waking up to the facts of live and realize the difference in Inda vs-a-vs elsewhere, And it’s this comparision which has driven the demand for change. It seems by the recent news out of Delhi, there is still a lot to fix, besides corruption.

The recent rape case and the workings of the police force are been questioned, when leaders are not leaders, the efficiency at lower levels will indeed be poor. How can a politician know, what, how, the police force should function.So the Politician options are limited, he is unable to directly govern the Police Force, as the Inner workings
remain unknown to him. Best option most Politicians will choose, is either an Defence/Police Industry Veteran or a related cousin.

In my next book, Knowledge Based Economy, explains, “the changes we are witnessing, worldwide will see governments functioning in a very different form than today, and its possible, it could evolve into “For the People, By The People, To the People” as it was originally envisioned by the founding fathers of most countries, which has been hijacked from its true meaning, by Aristrocrats everywhere”.

With these changes slowing gaining momentum, we should witness an increase of Globalization, which should help raise up the living standards of societies everywhere by their participation. The world integrating, businesses compete, where creativity and innovation follows, riches and opportunities beckons.

Thanks to Ayesha Kidwai, who wrote today! “Universities have fed India’s Tahrir moment” and states,

  • About 40 per cent of the more than 17 million students enrolled in the Indian higher education system are women, many of whom are struggling against great odds to pursue academic careers.
  • Since the late 1970s, the Indian women’s movement has been fed by women student activists; however, the protests that Delhi and India have witnessed following the gang rape and murder of the young 23-year-old medical student have been unprecedented and honestly, unexpected.
  • they seek to set a national agenda that will discuss sexual violence as one end of a spectrum of outrage that denies women the right to life (son preference has led to a completely unnatural child sex ratio of 914 females to 1000 males), the freedom to dress and to love (and leave) as they please, the right to resist suffering marital rape and abuse in the home and sexual harassment at university and the workplace, and most importantly, the right to be treated as equals.

{Opportunity Beckons: Ecommerce, targetted Woman Audience}
As equality rises, so does spending power!. Vbags.com Anyone Interested in a J/V with BTAMSC

 

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Technopreneurship Development – Daniel Mankani

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Technopreneurship – The Successful Entrepreneur in the New Economy – Daniel Mankani

{Reprinted with permission “Technopreneurship – The Successful Entrepreneur In the New Economy” – by Author Daniel Mankani, to purchase this book, proceed to amazon.}

A Role for Society in Technopreneurship Development, a chapter written in 2002, explains the creative destructive forces at work in practically every aspect of human life and the reasoning for the massive confusion, leading up to revolutions, lack of employment opportunities and governments fiscal deficits. Technology is usually blamed for making the world a smaller place, the writing was on the wall since the late nineties, this chapter refreshes our memories.

Daniel Mankani is the founding CEO of BTAMSC and drives strategic decisions of the company, currently he is writing, “Knowledge Based Economy, Its Evolution, Not Revolution, the new prelude should update Technopreneurship-The Successful Entrepreneur in the New Economy, an often quoted text book, part of  universities diploma/degree syllabus on technopreneurship courses.

 To download PDF version of this chapter, click here.

A Role for Society in Technopreneurship Development

The economies of industries are already in a grave recession, the addition of the information economy has further diluted its potential value and the collapse of the NASDAQ has in essence killed all consumers and businesses growth potential.

Today, we stand at important crossroads, the hope is for information technology to address the inefficiencies that are visible in today’s marketplace and provide us with a platform to jumpstart and revive the global economy.

The NASDAQ collapse was a boon in disguise, it showed us the importance of value and reminded us about the rallies of greed and their sustainability, the only regret we have today is the rally should have been checked and shouldn’t have got out of hand.

In this process, the move to the upside on world markets made us to forget the basis of economic growth, made us to think we are invincible and made us to build up huge layers of inefficiencies, debt and excesses in the system, which we are now fighting hard to correct.

Today, we have more of everything, we have more food on the face of the planet, we have more technology then we can use, we have more houses then people can be sheltered and all that we lack is market driven demand to soak them up

On the other hand, the involvement of Eastern Europe, China, India and a dozen of other countries in the capitalist markets in the last two decades is not helping us either, all of these countries are churning and dumping goods and services on the world markets faster than any demand we could build up, this in essence has then contributed to a disastrous dilution effect, which is of little value as it destroys wealth.

In turn, the dilution era has effected consumers and businesses spending patterns and they have tighten their belts and have developed a wait and see attitude towards prices, with the rationale, why buy now? When tomorrow goods are only going to get cheaper? The tomorrow they look forward to may never materialize as the days thereafter prices are expected to head even lower.

The old routes of economic growth and prosperity have also been increasingly blocked, the earlier days economic model which once seemed rock solid do not function anymore, the export oriented growth model, which most Asian countries implemented are now in doubt and the once successful Japanese model has faltered and all this is very disturbing.

What we are experiencing is the collapse of all demand as we know it and this has affected practically every business, with businesses in trouble then the question is, who is going to employ our workers, who is going to pay those taxes and how are we going to keep the engines of the economy humming along fine.

The answer may just be in front of our eyes.  TECHNOPRENEURS> we need more of the technopreneur to build world-class companies. We need technopreneurs to build solutions that will spur growth and demand so excesses can be soaked up with ease and we need technopreneurs to build up the information economy whose value will benefit the economies of industries the world over.

In a speech on “Structural Change in the New Economy”, delivered to the National Governors Association on July 11 2000, Federal Reserve Chairman Allan Greenspan argues, “it is the proliferation of information technology throughout the economy that makes the current period appear so different from preceding decades.”

He continues by mentioning ’“One result of the more-rapid pace of IT innovation has been a visible acceleration of the process that noted economist Joseph Schumpeter many years ago termed ‘creative destruction’—the continuous shift in which emerging technologies push out the old.” Among the advantages of the New Economy is the ability of corporations to generate a flood of information in mini- seconds, allowing them to “reduce unnecessary inventory and dispense with labor and capital redundancies.”

He highlights to us, the speed and efficiency of the integrated supply chain in the new economy and its greatness whose effects can be felt not in the matter of months of years but within days of major economic shifts throughout the whole system, and it’s this efficiency that in turn pinches the man on the street, who controls the majority of all spending and capital.

Another key point the Fed Chairman highlighted was the manner in which the supply chain had been integrated at all levels within the economy, he points out that it’s this efficient supply chain in the global economy that removes the redundancies in the marketplace, if so then this also means majority of the world population are been weeded out and are becoming obsolete.

In all respects these have seen the markets becoming transparent than ever before, the consumer is more demanding than ever before and competition today is so fierce than ever before.

The effects of globalization and the dynamic movements of capital are greater than ever before and the effects, sentiments of the global financial markets are having a greater impact on economies than ever before.

These are in essence some of the challenges for countries and their respective governments for they are wondering how they could retain human capital and their intellectual contribution for a better tomorrow.

They are wondering how they could lead their people out of the economic adversity for the economies of industries and demands have collapsed.  For they have to understand that it’s the technopreneur who develops innovation and that attracts capital and it’s him who holds the key of our economic prosperity for tomorrow.

As society we have a major role to play to assist in the technopreneur’s development and that of technopreneurship, we have to create a cohesive environment, where innovation can be breed, tested and where capital can be assessed so that the technopreneur of today can be market leaders of tomorrow.

We have to encouraging, forgiving towards their deeds and caring towards their needs for they we are breeding leaders who have will command market share and determine how we compete on an International level.

For capital is global and it’s the single most denominating factor that affects our lives, our assets and therefore our future generations and it’s this capital that is attracted to the technopreneur and his world-class company.

It’s the technopreneur’s world class company in our local stock markets that attracts capital and it’s this capital whose movements are swift and are a performance indicator of our underlying economy, increasingly this capital and technology that used to pour in from the first world is also slowing, causing forecasters to systematically downgrade all of our future economic prospects.

With the old foundations of success gone, Technopreneurs, research and development programs, creative capital, and responsible information technology incubating institutions are quickly replacing and building the economic growth foundations for the twenty first century.

We as society, have to ensure we have proper educational processes in homes, schools and universities, if we are to breed technopreneurs, as parents we have to teach them to be giving, responsible, reasonable and allow them in the freedom to express themselves, allow them to destroy the old in creation of the new and most importantly we have to teach them the power of knowledge and how to be able to harness it.

At schools we have to teach them subjects of science instead of politics, we have to show them books of mathematics instead of geography and we have to hold the creators of innovations high, instead of those who capitalize on them.

At universities we have to lead them to the problems and provide them with a foundation in addressing them and not solve problems, which do not exist. We have to teach them the importance of efficiency and the drive behind market demands.

Our professors have to be learned but learned from experience instead of books themselves, because they are good for reference and history, but are static, we need the dynamism and the learned to teach them the joys, pains, prerequisites of a startup cycle and impart to them strategies of management, business and creative destruction.

Our employers have to work harder and weed out any signs of negativity, since productivity, efficiency and creativity directly suffers from them. Our employers have to impart to them stories of persistence and success of the old economy and teach them the importance of teamwork and corporate culture.

For we want to breed visionaries who we want to command and rule the world, cause these are the visionaries, who will capitalize on the great opportunity created by globalization and the Internet.

In the 21st century the recipe for success is knowledge based, not resource based and for those who recognize this, knowledge is the new basis of wealth.

Such is the new wealth that it’s powerful and movable for it can make a country success and while taking the away the success from another. As a society our protection is the buildup and distribution of this wealth for we need to create a system for those who want to access it.

For we need to build up facilities for research and development and creative capital to support them, we need our leaders of yesterday years to assist the leaders of tomorrow. We need our businesses to provide technopreneur’s with the platform for research, development and deployment, so that problems can be viewed, addressed and solutions developed, for they need businesses to recognize that if they are successful, collectively their success comes together.

Businesses need to understand, startups require creditability and require support on the local grounds before they can make way to the global levels, businesses need to understand that technology by itself is no competitive advantage and knowledge is never equal at all levels.

They need to understand that any solution delivered by any big institution has the same components as that of a startup’s offering and at times contracts awarded to big name companies may have been developed by a startup as part of a third party outsourcing agreement. They need to understand that brand name software doesn’t necessarily contain brand type value and lastly they need to understand that technopreneurs are among the best for the job, as they crave for your success more than the businesses themselves.

Businesses need to understand that technopreneurs are no threat to them, but are revolutionary’s implementing change necessary for our evolution, they are required to study the inefficiencies, implement the new and provide a basis for tomorrows growth, despite of this, businesses are still staffed with negativity which fear and that their end is near.

The negativity in the economy is so great, that everyone who accepts change expects risk and risk is what many cannot afford. Businesses need to change this or bring in fresh blood to create this cohesive environment, for the longer the delay. Longer will be its pain.

Businesses need to accept failure and respect those who have failed. One of the many complains that technopreneurs have today, is that they are not accepted back into society as they have failed, they are riddled and feared, and after all who would want to employ an ex-dot comer or a technopreneur that has done it all.

The technopreneur has figured out his income, raised capital, strategize his operations and most importantly has determined his own fate by dynamic adapting to the changes in the environment, on the other hand we have a manager who lives in the shelter of his employer and fears holdings the reins of change and accepting a technopreneur is accepting change.

Businesses need to figure all this out and if they have to creativity destroy the old chains of command and bring in the dynamic, motivated and enthusiastic fresh blood in the organization, theirs choice should very well be the technopreneur again.

For their fear that once the technopreneur has figured them out they will become obsolete, they need to realize if one’s value is lesser then their cost no matter which role they play, they will surely become obsolete.

For they need to understand that the technopreneurs asset is that of knowledge and knowledge is the new wealth, it’s intangible and movable. For they need to understand that never before have we leveraged on the value of knowledge and it was investments in knowledge and intellectual property that made the richest man in this world.

Never before have we seen the richness of knowledge and despite all this, we still see banks refusing to finance its worth and venture capital firms unable to gauge its worth.

For we need to build up the network from which capital can be assessed. Angels, banks and venture capital firms have important roles to play, as without the required capital, development and deployment is in question. While innovation and knowledge is the part of the mind, soul and passion, it requires capital as oxygen to function.

Banks today are still stuck in their glory days and with the dot com collapse they have turned so negative that liquidity has been squeezed from the system, they are still waiting for the hey days where there were millions of dollars requirements towards industry development. For their fail to understand that industrial activity is at a standstill and all that was required to be developed has already been developed.

They rather take the chances of pushing more credit cards in the hands of the consumer, for they think the consumer is safer. They fail to realize the potential of the knowledge based economy and fail to see the potential of the technopreneur.

They still ask for tangible assets for financing, failing to realize the technopreneurs assets are intangible, what is required of them is the need to build a valuation model for intellectual property that ensure their commercial viability, similar to the manner they do with real estate property, they should ask for patents and customer endorsements before they lend money.

It’s the same with venture capital companies, for they are staffed with ex-bankers who don’t really understand their own business and they don’t understand the business of the technopreneur. They want to see fool proof business plans and want sure win guarantee’s, for their fail to understand that it’s not the plan but the execution that counts and they need to know that execution has to be dynamic so as to determine its success.

They need to understand the investment and its larger opportunity and place their bets on the execution strategy and the team. They need to understand that deals that look very good are seldom the ones who are winners. They need to understand that the number of times they can place a bet, the lesser the risk of ruin and larger the probability of wins. For they are the venture capitalist and becoming a banker is where their failure lies.

It’s the same with Angels. For they want to invest and they want the best price and best bargain, they fail to understand the potential and they fail to understand a hundred percent of zero is zero and five percent of one hundred million is still five million, for most angels deals that have collapsed, the reason has always been equity distribution and valuation and finally when the angel did invest at his preferred rate he got his deal but he lost his money due to his greed.

Angels need to understand the viability of the project and the value the bring on the table, for their expertise is needed in early stages and its value is greater than money, If its pure capital and then the angel and the technopreneur should focus on the potential return instead of the size of holdings.

While all this is our recipe for the new economy, which is within our grasp, its execution is the key and its implementation is necessary. It requires consistency, sincerity and a multi facet strategy and who else but the local governments have the strengths to be the driving force for such implementation.

[1]As stated by International Advisor and Consultant, Dr Khalid Abdullah Tariq Al-Mansour, he says, Empty Sincerity, however noble, is no substitute for self-sacrificing, visionary, disciplined and committed political leadership. Relevant public and private education, in all its many challenging forms, must be continuous touted, reinvented and improved. In this regard, special stress must be placed upon “knowledge-based” science, math, logic and reason, technology, morality, engineering and creative strategic planning. In the process, every functional institution of society must be co-opted and given concrete, achievable assignments.

Dr Khalid comments are held in the highest regards and as an advisor to governments; he understands well what the governments have to do in order to turn around their respective economies. For it’s the government that hold the reins of economic growth and prosperity in their hands, it’s them who have to embark on a plan for technopreneurship development. For they are the ones who have to ensure there is adequate capital and resources available for the technopreneur.

For they have to understand that we are in a deflationary era and excess supply of money in the system today doesn’t have the same effects as during inflationary times, they have to ensure money supply is distributed at all levels within the system and draining money out of the system during economic fallouts will head us into a depression.

They have to understand that providing capital to venture companies is not enough, they have to ensure that the money is put into real ventures. They have to understand investments in development without the user base and acceptance of that development is of little value.

Lastly they have to understand they have to put their trust into technopreneurs who are the leaders of tomorrow, but before that as they are leaders themselves, they were once lead by another who showed them the ways.
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[1] Quoted from Asia Pacific, Information and Communication Technology (APIT) January 2002 issue. Feature – Lessons for the Future, Dr Khalid Abdullah Tariq Al-Mansour.


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The Greed: http://ul3.com/pUDgd
The Ignorant, Zombies: http://ul3.com/PP8Ez
History: http://ul3.com/1rCFA
Chart Patterns: http://ul3.com/54VLV
Introduction to Technical Analysis. http://ul3.com/kcYCE
INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL MARKETS & TRADING OPPORTUNITIES IN COMMODITY, CURRENCY, & FINANCIAL FUTURES. http://ul3.com/dAFWj
Revolutionary Transformation Ongoing. http://ul3.com/kcYCE
– Global Economic Collapse  January 18, 2016


And Why;
Technopreneurship Development – Daniel Mankani. http://ul3.com/kcYCE
– Published Sep 2003. Pearson Education Asia

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Information Technology

Information Technology

Summary-Technology by itself is unable to benefit companies, rather its the information that is derived from the use of it that provides managers and business owners with business strategies.

Technology on its own accord can only provide automation to single or multiple processes. Information technology on the other hand is a methodical understanding of all processes within any organized structure.

Businesses are simply an organized structure at work and its processes integrated at various levels, makes them efficient.

Integration consists of various datasets, derived from operational flow of divisions, departments and all systematic processes within, the study of this information provides management to better redeploy, resources at various levels to generate enhanced value of its existence, this could mean better value for customers and enhanced value for shareholders.

Once BTAMSC solutions are deployed, everyone is automatically made well aware, which redundant processes is the problem, once identified fatty layers are then structurally redeployed or made obsolete, this is where, corporate managers are instructed to better deploy skill and product resources in order to keep the corporation growing on track with its intended goals.

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Foreign Exchange

Summary – Foreign Exchange remains one of the largest financial based services available to retail clients. With combined daily turnover in excess of 2 trillion dollars, FX based services remain a key profit driver for Financial Institutions and Banks treasury operations.

With Banks already invested a large capex in their global backoffice infrastructure, an alternative route for growth is in the retail online fx space. The Industry online is largely unregulated! From bucket shops operations out of Latvia and regulated paper endorsements from little recognized countries, such as Antigua or Mauritius, there is no safety of funds for customers, as the regulartory bodies have hardly any means to ensure the regulartory framework is adhered to. Scam artist and ponzi schemes alike, FX today, is peddled by unauthorized, unregulated parties and is just another scam.

All of this is an opportunity! For any reputable financial institution to participate in and expand, Read more about BTAMSC solutions in this area. From Prominent Domain Names such as FXTRADERS.COM to VC++ windows applications.

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