I attended the Annual General Meeting of Tungsten Corporation (TUNG) on the 16th September. Here is a brief report on proceedings, plus one or two interesting issues raised. Tungsten is a electronic business exchange. This was a product sector that was expected to take over the world when I worked in the IT sector twenty years ago. It has yet to happen. Tungsten, like other players in that market for business-to-business automation, have yet to make a profit despite trying now for many years. Oddly enough folks like Amazon have done so in the business-to-consumer sector. Tungsten's particular focus is on electronic invoice delivery. They extended that into financing (factoring of invoices) more recently. They even acquired a bank under previous CEO Ed Truell to help with that but that
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