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

[Iain Henderson < >]

Hi Mark,

I agree that the time has come when we could really turn VRM theory into 
reality. Enough of the 'back end' will be in place shortly. But you'll need 
to get a lot more specific about the nature of the apps/ services you 
envisage, and how you see the build/ deployment being resources.

I'd suggest you focus on something very contained with high impact. In that 
mode, do you have anything spec'd out?

Iain

On 28 May 2011, at 02:03, Mark Lizar 
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 wrote:

> 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
> 
> Sent from my iPhone
> 
> On 27 May 2011, at 22:33, Iain Henderson 
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>  wrote:
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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
>>> 
>>> 
 
>>> 
>>> +1 (805) 705-8651
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 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