Stock Exchange-Like E-Commerce App Launched | Internet News

Stock Exchange-Like E-Commerce App Launched

Written By
Beth Cox
Beth Cox
Jan 21, 2000
1 minute read

Internet start-up @TheMoment Inc. launched with its
flagship product, called Live Dynamic Trading Suite, which enables the
trading of goods and services like shares on a stock exchange.


The company said that travel management company Rosenbluth
International
and business-to-business auction site DoveBid have chosen the app to power their
exchanges.


@TheMoment said the product suite enables forward and reverse auctions,
weighted multi-criteria exchange and live trading. Users can buy, sell and
bid on dynamically priced goods at the moment — like traders on a stock
exchange.


The technology allows all users to receive instant updates on
market information via the interface. The scaleable platform can handle up to
10,000 traders per second, the company said.


“We founded this company to electrify the static world of Internet exchanges
and to help make e-commerce markets more efficient,” said Larry Frye,
president and chief executive officer of @TheMoment.


“The economy is moving
toward dynamic pricing as a more efficient way to buy and sell goods and
services, especially perishable goods. Our Live Dynamic Trading Suite will
allow e-commerce sites, and consumers, to experience truly efficient live
markets.”

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