mtt05001

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by mtt05001 6y ago
Sad to see, they were a pioneer.
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by mtt05001 9y ago
This is an incredibly fascinating concept, I'd love to see other opinions on the top of algorithmic trading!
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How To Integrate 1 Hour "Learning Sprints" Into Your Life(thinkfast.quora.com)
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by mtt05001 13y ago
I really really appreciate that, did you see all the resources on bottom of Flowtab.com? Mike
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by mtt05001 13y ago
I do! So before Flowtab I built ZingCheckout, a web Point of Sale (now used by Tesla Motors). I learned a ton about POS distribution, it was a big part of our growth strategy. However, a POS reseller really can't justify the cost in se
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by mtt05001 13y ago
I agree, and thank you.
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by mtt05001 13y ago
Thanks, it would have been a complete waste if we didn't publish this...
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by mtt05001 13y ago
With 50,000 bars/nightclubs in the US, and witnessing the success of other mobile payments companies (Levelup, Kuapay, and Starbucks app) it seemed inevitable especially considering the poor ordering experience in many establishments.
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by mtt05001 13y ago
I am the founder of Flowtab, and my goal in writing this story was to share what we learned and accomplished instead of letting it rot for eternity in Dropbox. Thus, we opensourced everything from our pitchdeck to source code on Flowtab.com
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by mtt05001 13y ago
Agreed. I was the founder of Flowtab and I can tell you we always felt just one step away from success. We felt mobile ordering was inevitable and those who fought the hardest for the longest would win. I think different now...
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by mtt05001 15y ago
Same way other (orbitz, kayak etc) do it. There is very little money in airline ticket sale cuts. A much bigger market and ultimately how these companies make a majority of their money is thru hotels.