Quote from: Tobo on March 01, 2016, 01:45:49 AM

Quote from: runall on August 14, 1974, 02:20:03 AM

We have for a long time the software that works very stable. The "beautiful" comfortable GUI comes later. But back end runs properly. My server is very stable. No problem at all.
This shows of course that any reputable company are not so much interested in the surface but for the useful revolutionary properties.

That is why we should push IOTA to the IoT related companies as hard as we can right now to build a ecosystem and be part of IoT ecosystem as well in real business world before other people start to copy and clone IOTA. All the IoT companies in the real world need is the back end software and API which we already have and they have the resources to develop applications and integrate IOTA.

We have prepared a list of IoT companies and a generic introductory letter for you to introduce IOTA to the some IoT companies. There are hundreds of IoT companies out there. If we can do 5 companies (random pick) per person we can reach out to hundreds of companies. Maybe your introcution will lead to a partnership between IOTA and a IoT company. Here is the list and the letter - http://forum.iotatoken.com/t/a-generic-iota-introductory-letter/56. All you need to do is to click a link to a company from the IoT directory and find out its contact email and copy/paste the introductory letter in your email and hit send.

Which company where contacted? (to avoid spam) Do we have a tracking list? Is Sigfox in the loop ? (100 Million cap.) Even Airbus has its IoT incubator, and there is a "Connected Camp" in the "IOT Valley" near Toulouse FR. Thank you for any information.
For more information: www.leconnected.camp, www.iot-valley.fr

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