JET8 Weekly Update — June 7th, 2018

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2 min readJun 7, 2018

The JET8 Foundation is in the spotlight this week as it advances global awareness of Decentralized Engagement Networks, and the Community Management team grows to meet global demand.

The JET8 Foundation gets down to business

New technologies have the potential to alter industries with groundbreaking advancements and systemic changes. However, the adoption of any technology relies on an understanding of its capabilities and potential, and the more revolutionary the tech, the bigger the challenge.

Overcoming this challenge lies at the heart of the JET8 Foundation’s mission. Through global advocacy campaigns, the Foundation has begun to advance understanding and awareness of how Decentralized Engagement Networks can alter mobile community engagement, forever.

JET8’s has proven the success of DEN’s with campaigns for brands such as Cell C, Coca-Cola and Pond’s, laying a foundation of confidence for a range of new applications. Now, foundation board members have begun approaching prospective high profile community owners across key sectors, including international Sport’s Clubs, NGOs, Tourist Attractions and leading Consumer Brands.

Decentralised engagement transforms relationships with fans, customers and citizens, by rewarding them for their digital engagement activities. The reciprocal arrangement allows community owners to build, manage and engage their fan or customer base, supporters or benefactors, consequently boosting exposure and increasing sales.

By utilising JET8’s full stack mobile technology- built upon the power of DEN’s, these organisations can build their own communities- taking fan and supporter engagement to new heights.

Most recently, Foundation advocates have been in discussions with prospects throughout South East Asia, Africa, Europe, North America, and Brazil. The Foundation board, consisting of JET8 founders Victor Zabrockis, Mike Allen and Joshua Thomson, is expected to announce new members over the coming months.

Community management 2.0

This week also saw the official establishment of a 24 hour, 7 days a week Help Desk based. Led by Den Marie Balingit, Head of Operations for the Philippines, the team will initially consist of 8 monitors, ensuring communication capability meets global demand. Whilst the Help Desk and comprehensive Monitoring have always been core product features, this upgrade reflects the growing requirements of the rapidly developing ecosystem.

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