How Microshare spunout contact tracing for b2b

Ron Rock, Microshare, B2B, Covid Recession

Today’s guest created software that kept track of things like how often the janitor cleaned a bathroom in an office building. When COVID hit, his customers began cutting back.

He could have really freaked out, but he realized his technology could help companies ensure their people stay far apart from each other

The software pivoted to contact tracing and other features that keep people safe at work. I want to find out how he did it.

Ron Rock

Microshare

Ron Rock is the founder of Microshare, a API-based rules engines and robots to secure, control and safely share the IoT and other data.

Andrew Warner 0:04
Hey there, freedom fighters. My name is Andrew Warner. I’m the founder of mixergy, where I interview entrepreneurs about how they built their businesses, for an audience of entrepreneurs and my fascination is with with companies that have recognized that the world has changed after COVID-19 and that they’re changing with it. And they’re and I want to understand what’s working now for my audience of entrepreneurs so that we can figure out how we can grow in this in this new economy. Go to me is Ron rock, he is the founder of micro share. Micro share is they make these devices Internet of Things, I think is the way that you’d classify them, right, Ron? Yep. Before COVID-19 as he was explaining to me since I work out of a Regis office, if I happen to have gone into one of the conference rooms here where I have to pay if I’m in there, and snuck in there for an hour. In the past, people do this in the past if I would have...

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