The other thing is the company would have you believe it's a...

The other thing is the company would have you believe it's a unique product but it's not really. In fact another ASX listed Israeli company is doing the same thing but also incorporating blockchain.

Look up SMX or Security Matters LTD. Without trying to cross promote this is just an excerpt from their Prospectus.

The Company licences, owns and commercialises the technology to permanently and irrevocably ‘mark’ virtually any object, either solid, liquid or gas, allowing identification, proof of authenticity, brand protection, tracking supply chain movements and quality assurance for countless products in most industries. The Company’s technology comprises a sub-molecular based hidden ‘barcode’ system, alongside a unique ‘reader’ to identify these ‘codes’, and a record to store and protect ownership data.

Sound familiar? Only their share price is .44c after floating at .20 (same as DTZ) and they issued 30,000,000 Same as DTZ.

So what is management doing to combat these pecky little start ups cutting their grass? How much further ahead should DTZ be, given they've been burning millions of dollars a quarter for how many quarters now?

How are they actually marketing this aggressively to the proposed sectors? Because all I've seen to date is a few hokey videos shot on an iPhone and some lame tweets of tins with logos on them sitting in mud.

Not a slick operation. Not very sexy. And now not even unique.