Saul Zielinski is the manager of the NIST engineering Partnerships business (TPO ), the chairman of the Federal work association for Technology transportation, and coordinates that Interagency Workgroup on Technology Transfer. Prior to joining NIST, Paul worked in the Environmental Security Agency, the Department of force, personal business, and served as the commissioned officer at the United States Army. He has a master's in technology and an MBA.
Another overlooked opportunity is to weave in cultural conflict& play. Using money transfers to move with friends will make the service sticky and less likely that users can go to the competition. For instance, asking for a fun selfie from the friend to save their digital currency transfer, or inviting them home to bring to finance a huge journey for the sibling. These interactions allow people to naturally act with each other in this wealth transfer occurrence. There is a lot of opportunities to introduce and make new experiences beyond the transaction itself and to finally make the idea of 'money as a communication', Could you send the baby money and geo-lock it at grandma's home to spark a meeting, in the ice-cream shop to honor them for a better degree, or at the park to get them out of the house? Make a person who is on the new exercise plan send you a picture of them doing 20 pushups to make their payment? We have seen some thoughts on WeChat that had explosive development. Making new experiences for customers would be one of the biggest growth opportunities in the wealth transfer area. •