An ‘Elementh’ that Revolutionizes the World of Business and E-commerce.

An ‘Elementh’ that Revolutionizes the World of Business and E-commerce.

When one thinks of the word ‘element’, thought patterns arise, spanning from the world of science and technology, to the activities involved in production of movie, coffee making and even the basic functions of day to day activities. No matter what sector one operates in, business still remains business and the world of business keeps transforming special thanks to the elements which come together to make things work.

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Several factors come to mind when one talks about business. Thousands of dollars are lost annually to untimely arrival of business implements. For instance in the agricultural sphere, no one would be interested in buying a truck of tomatoes if they are rotten.
Asides the financial implications of the loss of products, no matter the sector of the economy, there are also several other implications that can arise. These include but are not restricted to lateness in the commencement of business activities, psychological and emotional trauma and worst of, running temperaments.

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In a bid to answer the questions surrounding the delivery of products and services to meet the expectation of clients, the ‘Elementh’ has proven to be a ground-breaking invention that can save the world the effect of migraines.

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The tabloids have defined it as ‘an ecosystem that has its own programming language’. To the lay man, this might sound vague and far-fetched, but in essence, what this means is that with just a click, one is able to find everything in one place!

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In the 1900s, Alan Turing formulated a machine with the ability to take a program, run the program and come out with results. However, this machine was considered to have limited functions as different machines needed to be created for different programs to be run effectively. In a bid to solve this issue, he invented the Universal Turing Machine, one that had the ability to take any program in the world and effectively run it.
In our contemporary time, the computers and mobile phones are seen to be Turing machines because of the wide range of functions they performs; from photo editing, to text options and major and minor calculations to mention but few.

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In line with this, twenty-first century programmers have thought of ways to make programming languages Turing complete, thereby making it possible for it to run any other set of programming language irrespective of the language it’s written in.

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Once again, for the sake of the lay man, let’s take a hypothetical example. Platforms like Google for instance are a combination of Turing programming languages like Java, Javascript, Python, C, C++, C#, Lua etc. These languages focus on several functions that span from multiplication, to division, to finding answers to questions. The average user doesn’t need to know or understand what happens behind the scenes, all they need to know is that from the user interface, they can type or search for a query, and answers pop up (with links to redirect them to a page that more clearly answers their questions).

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One might be interested in knowing why the diversion was necessary, but this was all in a bid to explain how the Turing complete programming language functions. Now we’ve got that, let’s see how this affects elementh.

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Elementh, by using the science of Turing complete programming languages and Decentralized Applications (DAPPS) is a platform created to make the world of business a fascinating hub of activities. First of all, it provides suppliers with the opportunity to put their products and services out there.
How does Elementh do it?
With the utilisation of unique identities and data, each product supplied by a particular brand is given a distinct identity on the platform. With the aid of well-written and articulated contracts provided online, buyers and sellers are able to reach a consensus based on a particular set of products and the goods are set to be dispatched.

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A major problem facing businesses are the accountability and the authenticity of the products being delivered. Elementh in answering this question further exploits the availability of the product history data as well as its Unique ID.
The system allows brand names to be checked using, in order to ensure that counterfeit brands that try to make sales by capitalising on altering logos, brand names or colours are kicked out of the market, leaving only quality goods for the purchase of willing consumers.

One of the highlights of the Elementh platform is that one can know where one’s products are on the go. I can order a set of technological devices from Japan in my home somewhere in South Africa, and I can track where exactly these goods are by simply logging on to the platform and launching the necessary query.
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Effective buying means getting the right quality and quantity of needed products at the needed time. Effective here also means financial effectiveness. Elementh provides all these levels of effectiveness by offering several similar products, thereby giving users the opportunity to go for cheap, yet quality products.
The issue of being worried about whether or not the products delivered match the descriptions and pictures on the Elementh site have also been taken care of in two ways.
In the first instance, payment is made on delivery, giving the buyer the opportunity to first inspect the products and ensure that they suit (or exceed in good scenarios) their expectations. In addition to this, buyers and sellers are better able to judge the character and integrity of each other, special thanks to the medium created to score buyers and sellers based on their previous transactions.

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So what are you waiting for? Set up your store on the Elementh platform and let’s get rolling.

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Token and ICO information: EEE, ERC-20 standard
Total supply: 303 000 000 EEE
Token distribution:
217 500 000 (71,78%) EEE - purchasers
45 000 000 (14,85%) EEE - team
40 500 000 (13,37%) EEE - partners and advisors

Private Pre-Sale start date: 15 January 2018 00:00 UTC
Private Pre-Sale end date: 31 January 2018 23:59 UTC
Private Pre-Sale soft cap: -
Private Pre-Sale hard cap: 1 500 ETH
Private Pre-Sale price: 1 EEE = 0.0001 ETH
Private Pre-Sale bonuses scheme: 50% Tokens

Pre-ICO start date: 1 February 2018 00:00 UTC
Pre-ICO end date: 14 February 2018 23:59 UTC
Pre-ICO soft cap: -
Pre-ICO hard cap: 1 500 ETH minus received in Private Pre-Sale stage
Pre-ICO price: 1 EEE = 0.0001 ETH
Pre-ICO bonus scheme: 1st day: 30% Tokens, 2nd day: 15% Tokens

ICO start date: 1 April 2018 00:00 UTC
ICO end date: 30 April 2018 23:59 UTC
ICO soft cap: 10 000 ETH
ICO hard cap: 30 000 ETH
ICO price: 1 EEE = 0.0002 ETH
ICO bonus scheme: 1st day: 30% Tokens, 2nd day: 15% Tokens

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