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Touchtop Technologies, Inc. |
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THE FOUNDERS The principals of TouchTop Technologies, Inc. are
established within the fields of information display technology, user interface devices and artificial intelligence. They bring extensive expertise associated with comprehensive product development, marketing,
manufacturing controls and international business affairs. Among the strengths of the four principals of TouchTop Technologies, Inc. is an aggregate of 120 years of direct experience in pioneering
computer hardware and software technologies. Their renown and acclaim for product conceptualization, design, development and manufacturing make them a most formidable competitor in the information display market.
Each principal has clearly demonstrated their prowess as skillful businessmen and engineers in independent ventures that were highly successful, including Macrosoft, Goldenstar, and Fujitomo. The wisdom of each
principal to plan the exit from their respective ventures provided a method for insuring their professional and financial growth by continually seeking greater challenges in their respective fields of expertise.
Ultimately, their creativity, ingenuity, competence and high level of business acumen was profitable to them, their former partners, shareholders, and clientele. Business is more than time and money to the
principals of TouchTop Technologies, Inc.; it is responsiveness. This assertion is supported by their notable accomplishments, detailed in the appendix and organization sections of this plan. THE VISION Within six months of funding, the Company expects to have 3 fully functioning prototypes available for further testing. Assuming these prototypes perform in accordance with performance standards observed in the breadboard unit, the company expects to execute its first license agreement with NEEC in the amount of $20 million. As part of the agreement, TouchTop will support commercialization and configuration of the system at an existing NEEC plant for a guaranteed maximum sum of $3,000,000. The first LEDCD fitted products are tentatively scheduled to ship in early 1999, producing royalty revenue of $3 million in that year. By 2000, the Company expects to have similar agreements in place with other manufacturers, producing revenues of over $72 million. The technology's performance, economy, and novelty all suggest that these target goals can be realized. |
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