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  • Date Created: 1 Jun 2015 10:17 PM Date Created
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Meditech: Good news from overseas

balearicdynamics
balearicdynamics
1 Jun 2015

Just a good news that is an important part of the project lifecycle.

 

At the date of today on 2nd of June I have signed a pre-agreement - as a matter of fact a Memorandum of Understanding - with the Hicom Mobile Ltd and (mentioned as second party) and the Heart health Medical Services hospital (mentioned as third party) in Port harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria about the Meditech device.

 

Citing the most meaningful parts from the agreement

 

It is established that Enrico Miglino has developed an innovative biomedical device referred to as its project codename Meditech, partially sponsored by Element14, part of the The Farnell group, U.K. as described in the annexed technical documents.

It is also established that Meditech is created adopting some commercial technologies, components and devices and it will be produced under open hardware and open source licenses with some limitations related to the marketing distribution, promotion and selling.

 

The First Party agrees to designate Second party as the sole and exclusive partner to market, distribute and sell the product on the territory of Nigeria.

 

A first period of six months will be referred to as Pilot phase of the business to test the marketing response and the adopted marketing strategies.

The Third Party, also named as the medical reference for the project final testing, explicitly manifest its interest in the product, its adoption at the agreed commercial conditions as explained in the annexed documentation in the following contexts, and its technical support in the testing and certification of validity of the data produced by Meditech compared with traditional analogue diagnostic systems.

 

Third party agree to follow the project from the actual phase up to the end of the Phase 3: and to be part of this third phase testing.

Third party agree that the Phase 3 testing process will be actuated inside of one of the medical structures he will select with a collaborator he consider trustable after a period of training on the use of Meditech.

Third party agree to support the project in the Phase 2 with any medical advice and suggestion needed or that he consider essential for the better device response and behaviour and - if available - the support of medical components useful to test the Meditech device.

Third party agree to acquire some (indicate how many if possible) of the first Meditech units accordingly with the contractual conditions that will be discussed and agreed by all the parties of signing this agreement accordingly with the marketing and product distribution guidelines as described in the project documents annexed to this project.

 


The initial conditions, as fas as what was declared in the initial project purposes, where every sold unit will generate a free unit delivered to a non-profit organisation or similar reality is part of this agreement.


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  • mcb1
    mcb1 over 10 years ago +2
    Good news They only thing to be wary of is the Nigerian part, since they seem to be a good source of most scams. My suggestion is provide no money, and ensure any agreements that involve money are in your…
  • balearicdynamics
    balearicdynamics over 10 years ago in reply to mcb1 +1
    It's sad to see how Internet create common places that are immediately applied to all and extremely generalised. Me too receive this kind of span from African supposed super-rich persons and not only.…
  • mcb1
    mcb1 over 10 years ago in reply to balearicdynamics +1
    I know them and work with them by five years... Thats great, and pleasing to know it's paid off for you ...well done. Mark
  • balearicdynamics
    balearicdynamics over 10 years ago in reply to mcb1

    Hope no one has offended with my previous answer ...

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    mcb1 over 10 years ago in reply to balearicdynamics

    I know them and work with them by five years...

    Thats great, and pleasing to know it's paid off for you ...well done.

     

    Mark

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    balearicdynamics over 10 years ago in reply to mcb1

    It's sad to see how Internet create common places that are immediately applied to all and extremely generalised. Me too receive this kind of span from African supposed super-rich persons and not only. It is strange too that no one though that maybe that there is some kind of relationship making this trustable image Never though that HiCom limited maybe a client of mine? I know them and work with them by five years... I work worldwide, and I can assure that in the world there are lot of persons than Europe and USA that are trustable to make good business. I have proposed the idea of Meditech because I am starting with them around the month of August for a pilot project to automate the Ondo State Polytechnic college library. I work by years with African and China partners. And all my clients always pays before; not because of a trustability problem but as I am not a big company, I can't invest in new projects without funds.

     

    Enrico

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    jw0752 over 10 years ago in reply to mcb1

    You are right Mark, Those guys are always offering me some millionaires bank roll. All I have to do is send them a couple thousand for processing. Very good advice to  Enrico.

    John

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    mcb1 over 10 years ago

    Good news

    They only thing to be wary of is the Nigerian part, since they seem to be a good source of most scams.

     

    My suggestion is provide no money, and ensure any agreements that involve money are in your bank account (or your lawyers) before signing it over.

     

    Mark

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