Steve Wadsworth: What our analytics is able to do is watch the user behavior in the app, and based on that behavior assess very quickly which bucket a user falls into. We then use predictive analytics to classify users. We also have engagement tools in that same solution that will provide the publisher the opportunity to further
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Sramana Mitra: The other interesting slice of the market view that you’ve provided is this whole world of people who are not doing e-commerce. They’re slow adopters that you’re now bringing fresh onto the Internet. That’s a very interesting world. Given that you’re operating in a territory that is a lot more behind than where
Sramana Mitra: That was your second round of financing? Grant Kohler: That was the genesis of the first round of financing. Sramana Mitra: In the first round of financing, you already wanted to go beyond stroke into Telemedicine field to be able to cater to these remote communities.
Sramana Mitra: In your user base, how does that behavior split in those three categories? People who are legitimate free riders, people who are willing to look at advertisements, and people who are actually buying stuff. Steve Wadsworth: It depends on many things. It depends on the publisher and how they implement the advertising proposition.
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Sramana Mitra: As your primary playing ground, right? Suchit Bachalli: Right. One of our earlier adopters Mayer Electric are based out of Birmingham, Alabama. I think they’re $800 million in revenue. They just had a regular website. There was no commerce and no way to buy anything online. Today, they have the full commerce solution.
Sramana Mitra: Each hospital would only be paying you a couple of thousand dollars? The hospital would pay in terms of the software subscription service per month? Grant Kohler: That’s correct. That’s each hospital. Each of these networks would grow to be anywhere between 20 to 25. Some of them have 30 community hospitals attached to