Jef,
Your math example is well taken, but if, just what if, we arrange a partnership with the likes of Samsung to market the eVU world wide to not just airlines, but all the other possibilities, and share the profits, without fees for either, then what?
"Company communications" keep mentioning partnerships, as though some might be in the negotiating stages. If that be the case...an element?
Lets face it, how can EDIG by it's lonesome sky rocket eVU sales to all classes of trade?
A brand labeling agreement would do the trick IMO. Be it a Samsung, Apple...a company with name recognition on a global scale marketing the eVU vs EDIG? Common sense from my point of view...
If they can pull off a stunt like this, we are in the money...IMO.
In my working days with two manufacturers, we brand labeled for our competitors and they for us. It's a very common pratice in many industries and we all know that. Does Sears manufacture Kenmore? My new LG phone says Verizon at the top and LG at the bottom...OK, not the same concept, but eVU with Samsung or Apple or someone written all over it, has a better name recognition for sure!
That's what being an OEM is all about far as I'm concerned.
Hey EDIG, sign up a partner already!!!
