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$TKMO clients Include: Walmart $WMT, Target $TGT, Costco $COST, Office Depot $ODP, GameStop $GME and many more.COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Dec. 20, 2024 - PRLog -- Field Services Delivery Platform Solves the "Last-Mile" of Installing, Monitoring and Maintaining Technology Systems and Smart Connected Devices.Addressing "Uber-ization" of Product & Service Delivery, and AI Driven Smart Connected Services Brought About by the "Industrial Internet of Things" (IIoT).Covers POS Systems, Menu boards, Print Services, Cameras, Cabling, Wi-Fi and Networking, Plus Smart Home Devices, Wearable Sensors and Access Control.Revenue for the First Three Quarters of 2024 Increased 218% Over the Same Period of 2023 to $2,884,632 vs. $1,320,616.Trailing Twelve Months Revenues Increased to $4, 283,956 from $1,680,298.Gross Profit for Nine Months Increased 238% Over Same Period to $1,869,494 vs. $780,792 While Continuing to Maintain a 35% GPM.Tekumo Inc. (Stock Symbol: TKMO) offers a field services delivery platform that solves the "last-mile" of installing, monitoring, and maintaining technology systems and smart connected devices. Distributed real-time data is at the core of all TKMO offerings.TKMO plays at the intersection of two major trends: the "Uber-ization" of product and service delivery, and the explosion of AI driven smart connected devices brought about by the "Industrial Internet of Things" (IoT). The TKMO Service Delivery platform is designed to intelligently automate the installation and maintenance of products by offering On-Demand local technician resources, as well as providing a "smart interface" for the monitoring and management of connected devices.This TKMO service platform caters for a broad range of technologies from POS systems, kiosks, digital menu boards, print services, cameras, cabling, Wi-Fi and networking, as well as smart homes devices, wearable sensors, and access control.The TKMO platform results in multiple benefits for its users as follows:
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At a time when the American consumer’s resiliency has been questioned amid signs of a slowing economy, Walmart Inc. has thrived. The world’s largest retailer, famed for its discount prices but increasingly known for its pursuits in advertising and an online marketplace, is headed for its best year since 1998.
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