POK - Massive Breakout Alert!, page-279

Combine Buddy's "known" partners together and there is a combined Market Cap of approx $800 Billion USD. Add in the parent companies and we are easily in the trillions. Plus of course customers that have not been disclosed. I am at odds to see why the emphasis on this forum has been about the movement of the share price when in reality there is much dot joining that can be done before the prospectus is released and the re listing is completed. Yes it is taking time but time necessarily isn't a bad thing. This seems to be a rapidly growing company and the Buddy today is different to the Buddy of July when the initial announcement was made. At this stage we are don't know the full extent of how much revenue Buddy will generate with these partners alone but a little research into the matter does look very if not extremely promising. Again the information is out there for one to make a decision before this is re-listed - I for one am very satisfied with what can be discovered.

Sources:
http://hotcopper.com.au/threads/ann...2565929/page-51?post_id=15750632#.VhGYu_mqqko
youtube.com/watch?v=lOSLORsKskg



- "Live and Shipping" - Likely outdated information
Currency in USD unless otherwise stated.
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Partner name and Market Cap​

Automotive:

• Volvo - $25.5B - 0.3% (US Market Share....Global Market Share:- 1-2%)
  (Parent company "Zhejiang Geely Holding Group" (China) $32.74B)
• Ford - $55.51B - 15.8% (US Market Share)
  http://www.zdnet.com/article/how-the-cloud-is-enabling-real-time-data-and-iot-at-ford/
• GM - $50.26B - 17.9% (US Market Share)
  OnStar - GM subsidiary whose logo appeared in an unknown buddy presentation provided by ABDM.
  Subscription-based communication, in-vehicle security, hands free calling,turn by turn navigation, and remote diagnosis systems. Onstar has over 6 Million customers.
  
  @abdm May I ask what month and year (2014?) this presentation is from?
  http://hotcopper.com.au/threads/ann...2565929/page-51?post_id=15750632#.VhGYu_mqqko
  

Automotive Note:
The above percentages are for passenger cars. Reflect that Volvo has a 10% Market Share for Heavy Duty Vehicles in USA/Canada and 25% share in Europe. Volvo Buses also has a 13-16% Market share in Europe.
http://www.iotperspectives.com/iot-enterprises-g-k.html



Aviation:

• United $19.55B
  (Member of: Star Alliance - Market Share: 23-28%)
  http://www.staralliance.com/en/about/member_airlines/
• Qantas $8.5B (AUD)
  (Member of: One World - Market Share: 12-15%)
  https://www.oneworld.com/member-airlines/overview
• Hawaiian Airlines - $1.33B

Aviation Note:
http://www.infosys.com/industries/airlines/Documents/alliances-IT-integration.pdf
Significant to see both the Star Alliance and One World represented here. Alliances are facing increased competition from LCAC's. I speculate that if the Buddy Platform deems to be a valuable asset it would not be surprising for the platform to be rolled out across respective spectrum's.
http://www.i-cio.com/innovation/ene...-turns-to-big-data-and-iot-to-cut-energy-burn

Multimedia:

• Singapore Press Holdings - $6.09B (SGD)
  It's Newspapers are read by 3 Million+ people daily. 23 Million unique hits on it's websites per month. Interests in radio and print media.
• A+E Networks - Valued at $26B
  (Parent companies: Disney ABC Television Group, The Hearst Group and NBC Universal)
• DC Comics
  (Parent Companies: Warner Bros. and DC Entertainment)

Technology:

• Denon
  (Parent Company: Bain Capital)
• Honeywell -$75.47B
• Nokia - $22.7B
• Microsoft - $354.5B
• Lifx
• Miroamer

Retail:

• Coles
  (Parent Company: Westfarmers - $44.95B (AUD)
• The Home Depot - $150B
• Washington Lottery
• US Cellular - $3.01B