Cogmento

Eric Stone, CEO, has also been working in blockchain since 2013 and has built a number of popular mobile wallet applications. With 39 years programming and 23 years of executive startup experience and 16 years running a CRM company, Eric brings deep experience in operations and management, financing, and technology.

Cogmento will be the first to deliver with a suite of applications
for businesses and consumers. COGS tokens are much like quarters in an arcade machine, but in this case, you put your tokens in applications and run them, like CRM, e-commerce, AI and BI analytics, or your custom application of choice. At scale, the cost of software should drop to a minimal cost.

I am responsible for all things technical in Cogmento CRM, including the architecture, development, infrastructure etc.

I've started in the CRM business in the early 2000s. Since the initial boom, the CRM world has been stagnating for many years with minimal innovation. Today, a few new players are carving niches in the market, each trying to throw their own spin on what a CRM should look like.
However, it seems like a balance of a modern system which takes care of the basics, yet offers all the high end trimmings is missing. With Cogmento we've set out to restore that balance by taking care of the core basics in a way that can be as simple or complex as the user wants, as well as offering all the bells and whistles users have come to expect.

Oscar Aguilar is Cogmento’s Senior Full Stack Engineer and brings over 6 years of
mobile and web development experience spanning a range of cutting-edge
technologies both front-end and backend. Oscar has been active in the
cryptocurrency space as well, having worked on a DEX, a distributed exchange as a
technical lead. Oscar holds a Master’s of Computer Applications from the National
Autonomous University of Mexico. https://www.linkedin.com/in/oscar-aguilar279b44166/

Cogmento’s platform is powered consuming the COGS token as a metered application service based on the network resources for a particular application and other factors, thus providing the distributed application as a service – scale, customization, and other features. Cogmento tokens, COGS, are thus consumed as applications access, update, and delete data, or as workflows are completed, reports,
executed, or alerts pushed. COGS are therefore the representation of the cost and currency of the distributed software service itself, its economy and scale designed to support both small applications and Fortune 500 needs. Cogmento’s APIs and DAPPs will deliver enterprise software functionality eventually covering ERP and SCM systems, HRIS and more.