Eagle Eye Solutions Share Discussion Threads

[moormoney] 10/2/2015 14:40

What a performance today!! Mxcp holders very happy and early eye investors well done :)))

[moormoney] 20/1/2015 12:22

Spot on cottoner, mxcp hold a large chunk of this and anyone can buy a large chunk of mxcp for peanuts! It is obvious this is going to do well in a hot area! Go eye!

[johnv] 20/1/2015 11:52

Anyone still holding this?

[yesrupnel] 18/11/2014 08:18

Good news indeed. Seems to be plenty of client wins, increased turnover of transactions and 85% of revenue is transactional based which is a good business model if transactions continue to increase as cost of service to the client is low and attracts more promotions.

I think this still has plenty of room for share price growth and they and others will be successful as this technology becomes the norm with people and their smartphones.

[loftus16] 18/11/2014 07:48

Statement reads ok.

[yesrupnel] 24/9/2014 10:17

Good figures today. Thought there would be a tick up in the share price but VERY muted.

[yesrupnel] 24/9/2014 10:17

Just FYI - - Groupon offer for Odeon chain using Eagle Eye as the redemption - either print it out or store it on smart phone.

[ochs] 08/9/2014 14:44

Appears Plunge posted that on the Prox thread on ADVFN...

[yesrupnel] 08/9/2014 14:30

Monitise Bulletin Board on ADVFN

[plunge] 08/9/2014 14:18

Moni BB ???

[yesrupnel] 08/9/2014 14:17

'Barclaycard to acquire payment and loyalty specialist The Logic Group



Given that Logic Group is one of Proxama's key retail partners this is VERY VERY INTERESTING. Does this suggests that Proxama and Barclaycard are now joined at the hip?' from Moni BB



The Barlaycard aquistion is good news and further emphasises the important of omni-channel, loyalty programs and data insights.

This is what all retail companies actually want and have either got a bit of it or none and some will be willing to pay a premium to the likes of Barclays to get it rather than invent their own retailer specific solution.

[plunge] 06/9/2014 18:14

Apart from Monitise and a question mark over Apple, Proxama DO have partnerships with the rest, including EagleEye. Click on the link, scroll to the bottom and pan to the right:



So your statement about conquering the world is not as far fetched as some would think.

[yesrupnel] 06/9/2014 18:07

Now that would be good - we need a Visa Mastercard Apple Monitise Proxama EagleEye axis to conquer the world. That would almost be like joined up thinking.

[plunge] 06/9/2014 14:55

Also connected to Proxama. Hmmmm.

[yesrupnel] 05/9/2014 15:36

Aye, it does seem to be opening up.

[tech] 05/9/2014 14:11

Nice move last few days

[yesrupnel] 06/6/2014 08:38

Sometimes things work and sometimes they don't. It looks like Zavers, the online coupon program that was launched through Google 17 months ago, is just going to be one of those things that didn't work out. Google announced yesterday that it is pulling the program, due to lack of interest.

Zavers allowed users to clip coupons online and use them in-store. It was intended to help merchants' build more targeted and effective loyalty and reward programs.

"Zavers was basically a coupon program tied with the merchant point-of-sale system," said Neil Doshi, analyst at CRT capital, according to Fox Business News. "My guess is that the integration process with the POS systems were proving to be challenging, and retailers were not too keen on sharing their data with Google."

Google has said it will continue to work closely with users through the transition away from Zavers and that it continues to move forward with greater focused on more successful areas of their initial entrance into payments such as product listing ads, Google Shopping Express and Google Wallet.

[ochs] 06/6/2014 00:54

Looks to be one here

[vulgaris] 13/5/2014 23:35

Guinness AIM EIS fund has been buying in

[yesrupnel] 03/5/2014 21:48

A few excerpts

Former Chief Executive of Airmiles & BA Miles, Drew Thomson and former Chief Executive of Content at Virgin Media, Malcolm Wall, join Sir Terry Leahy and William Currie this week as board members of the UK's leading Digital Consumer Engagement platform providers, Eagle Eye.

Drew Thomson, former Chief Executive of Airmiles & BA Miles pioneered one of the UK's first and most successful loyalty reward programs and has a proven track record of growing successful businesses. By the end of his tenure he had transformed the scheme into one of the most successful loyalty programmes in the country. He is currently the Chief Executive of Starcount who specialise in social media analytics and provide tangible insights on social media consumer behaviour.

Malcolm Wall has been a driving force behind some of the world's most influential media businesses having worked at Virgin Media where he was Chief Executive of Content and United Business Media where he was Chief Operating Officer. Through his various positions he has become an expert in the shifting dynamics of content consumption and will provide invaluable insight for Eagle Eye's clients on customer engagement. Prior to joining Eagle Eye he was CEO and then Advisor to the Board at Abu Dhabi Media

In addition to these senior management appointments, Eagle Eye will be announcing a series of high-profile partnerships in both the retail and hospitality sectors over the coming months.

[the big fella] 02/5/2014 12:23

If I were you I would set up a new thread as Eyeconomy was a completely different company now trading under the name Marshall Lake Mining on ISDX

[yesrupnel] 23/4/2014 08:09

It looks like this one could be a good investment. A few more deals or implementation of a slicker technology should do the trick.

The market is ripe for mobile based vouchers that can be received and used seamlessly. It is still quite clunky at the moment but as soon as it becomes seamless then more people will use them (without any embarassment of looking like a cheapskate or having to go to all the effort of collecting vouchers).

Once more people use them and it becomes the 'norm' then Eagle Eye and other similar companies will take off.

[ochs] 22/4/2014 22:16

I jumped in today at 189p after studying their website. Like Terry Leahy's involvement, the fact the company has been going since 2003, and the purchase of 2 Ergo, the existing blue chip client base, and the recent successful placing.