VIDEO - Charlie Glavin: Boardwalktech’s Revenue Up Since IPO

Charlie Glavin, CFO of Boardwalktech (TSXV:BWLK), spoke with the Investing News Network about how enterprises apply blockchain technology to improve both operational efficiencies and return on investment (ROI) by as much as five times.

In addition to this, Glavin discussed his company’s work with Fortune 500 companies.

“A typical Fortune 500 company would have a hundred different applications that could be run on a centralized distributed ledger, and that’s what we provide,” Glavin said at the Extraordinary Future Conference in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Despite being a relatively small company, Boardwalktech works with 26 Fortune 500 companies.

“We have a Fortune 50 financial services company who has deployed (our technology) globally,” Glavin said. “One of the largest consumer electronic companies uses our technology to track all of their cost and delivery schedules, and the CEO gets a report every single day on it.”

Glavin said that Boardwalktech’s technology allows for auditability, traceability and accountability.

“(Boardwalktech) actually creates a centralized form — a distributed ledger — where you can have multiple people around the world working on the same spreadsheet at exactly the same time.”

Despite a turbulent year during which the company’s share price has declined over 30 percent year-to-date, Boardwalktech has a 90 percent client retention rate and solid gross margins.

“We have actually grown our revenue since (going public), reduced our earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization — we’re targeting six months to get to profitability at this point — and (we have) halved our debt as well,” said Glavin.

The trouble with operating in the blockchain space is being identified with cryptocurrency companies, added Glavin. At the corporate level, Boardwalktech applies its technology on top of existing software to improve inefficiencies.

“We actually have a patented cell-based technology that tracks every single transaction with a time stamp and hash tagging,” Glavin said.

In closing, Glavin explained the revenue model for Boardwalktech enterprise applications looking ahead.

“We’re looking at 10 applications per customer, a US$250,000 base license and US$75,000 for each one of those additional applications. That’s US$1 million per year (of) recurring revenue per customer.”

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