Re: [projectvrm] All My Purchases App -- a Moo Moment.

[Mark Lizar < >]

This is a real opportunity for VRM.  As a community we could support a 
commons built on open loyalty. It's not just Tesco that is the opportunity 
for one VRM Company.   In fact only one data store and one Super market chain 
will not prove successful.  I have done the research!!

We have an opportunity writ large with Google and every  VRM service.

In this regard I encourage Open Loyalty to be looked upon as a point for this 
community to focus expertise and energy. A point to boot strap VRM and 
provide the Customer with power at the Point of any data transaction.  

Only as a community can we create the tipping point and scale to make VRM a 
market force.

Sincerely,

- Mark

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On 27 May 2011, at 22:33, Iain Henderson 
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> Yes, there are quite a few that do so - just none as yet that send to a 
> personal data service (because there aren't any of those available at 
> sufficient scale as yet).
> 
> And yes, all of those supply side benefits emerge in the PDS-enabled mode 
> (steps 5 to 11 in the Customer - Supplier Engagement Framework.....).
> 
> Iain
> 
> 
> On 27 May 2011, at 22:29, Joe Andrieu wrote:
> 
>> It's also worth noting that Wells Fargo now offers several forms of ditial 
>> receipts for ATM transactions, including sending it to your email of 
>> record.
>> 
>> I think the real trick is to be able to streamline the secondary uses of 
>> receipts for the authorizing vendor, e.g., returns, rebates, warranties, 
>> recalls and various customer service issues. It's all fine that a vendor 
>> pushes out data in a friendly format, but it will take the game to a whole 
>> new level when they accept that data back into their system as a proof of 
>> purchase.
>> 
>> -j
>> Joe Andrieu
>> 
>> 
 
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>> +1 (805) 705-8651
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>> 
>> On 5/27/2011 2:24 PM, Iain Henderson wrote:
>>> Sure, there are issues to be addressed, but none un-resolvable over time.
>>> 
>>> I'm a believer in going after the easy bits first, and using the momentum 
>>> that generates to build out. For example, in UK a huge proportion of £'s 
>>> spent on groceries is with one company (Tesco), who already digitise 
>>> receipts for the vast majority of their customers (who