Additional Jocko, we are heading to a cashless society much faster than most people think.
The following article gives some credence to this observation.
https://www.news.com.au/finance/mon...s/news-story/faba87a741b516359238bf3d5406970c
Wrkr as a digital payments platform is well positioned as a business to be continually influenced by Government and social changes in the digital payments field.
Timing is right for Wrkr's business model.
Ian
Absolutely @investig8...
Wrkr management have Wrkr now placed right out in front of the rest of the competition, if any, not in words but in actions and right at the crossroads of change coming into view.
Once the transition starts of a large swathe of the Australian workforce onto the Wrkr One Platform, from the recent engagement of Link Group and Link Group clients and others... industry players won't be able to help but notice the migration.
I feel in the not to distant future we may even see the return of Xero and possibly Myob once the Wrkr Payments Platform 2.0 proves up! (I need to research more into the accounting software market and I believe there are new players coming onto the scene)
"Confirmation" of a product in market leads to the point where that product goes "viral/critical" and can act as a catalyst for a company to hit "critical mass"! More so with a brand, such as Wrkr, it becomes simply a "belief" without need of research or "due diligence" for new customers to just "trust" in the new company's abilities and products simply because other big names are using them!
It's really this simple after the fact... once you've cracked the formula of your method, that method can then be replicated and deployed throughout the markets of the world due to the "known" outcome from your current method on market!
Cracking the formula is critical and the key... it appears Wrkr are here!
https://cleverism.com/critical-mass-complete-guide/
Jocko
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