Volt:speed up your way of shopping
The market for delivery services has significantly expanded around the world, and this is due to the fact that it is growing even more economically. Nevertheless, the inflated price in the market of express delivery services, speed limit of delivery, insufficient quality and inconvenient interface created the main problems. To solve these problems, the VOLT project was developed.
VOLT is based on blocking technology and in combination with intellectual contracts and eliminates dependence on a centralized system between poorly organized banks, which significantly reduces the price of supplies for customers. On the other hand, courier services and shipping companies will have a higher income. VOLT not only guarantees that couriers receive higher returns, but VOLT also eliminates technical limitations that allow everyone to use the system. Subsequently, this allows the use of a wider pool of couriers, including re-partners, or those who want the second job to be involved. In addition, the order matching system can be further facilitated by couriers establishing a delivery radius in accordance with the preferred means of transport.
The main business VOLT uses the Big Data technology. VOLT's liza on of Big Data for system automation provides more convenient service.

Very many similar models play the role of Central Control as intermediaries and receive a reward of 20% or more. The direct offer model VOLT P2P is an effective model that aims to eliminate the brokerage fee by reducing direct costs for customers and couriers to less than 5% or even in the hope of completely eliminating.
The existing delivery model is a centralized model with the Hub & Spoke system, including DHL, which dominated the supply market around the world. However, it can not meet the delivery needs on the same day.
VOLT is a P2P delivery model based on a block system that more efficiently solves the constraint of delivery on the same day than existing models.
Strengths of the project:
- Verifiable, professional and significant team. Basically a very young team of students and recent graduates, a little more experienced CEO. The last mile delivery service is already on the team;
- The team has the vision to develop a token using the management system to settle the end of the delivery of chain delivery services. This service sector in a changing world will certainly have a huge increase in demand. Working scalable business models on the ground have tremendous growth potential;
- In the company in which the project is working, there are several investment partners and many existing customers.

ROADMAP

CEO, CSO, co-founder and board member, sales and marketing team leader and mentor.
Philip Lee (CEO)
Philip Lee is CEO and founder of Volt Tech Ltd. He received a master's degree from UCLA. Philip quickly took the company's online and offline services to reduce the cost of delivering the last mileage by implementing the Uber style distribution system. Currently, VOLT (Brand: Quick Quick) is the largest end-shipping service provider in Korea.
Philip Lee is CEO and founder of Volt Tech Ltd. He received a master's degree from UCLA. Philip quickly took the company's online and offline services to reduce the cost of delivering the last mileage by implementing the Uber style distribution system. Currently, VOLT (Brand: Quick Quick) is the largest end-shipping service provider in Korea.
Sangchun Shim (CSO)
Dr. Sangchun Shim brings 30 years of experience from KT (Korea Telecom). It is known as a 'raincoat' in KT; He has experience managing and turning about 55 branches out of a total loss of $ 42 million to $ 140 million in profits in just two years. Dr. Shim also pioneered the successful acquisition, value increase and sales of "Kumho-Rent-Car". The company was acquired for $ 300 million dollars and sold to Lotte Group for $ 1 billion by 2015. Shim received a Master of Business Administration from George Washington University, majoring in Management, Technology and Innovation and Ph.D Science at Hanyang University.
Dr. Sangchun Shim brings 30 years of experience from KT (Korea Telecom). It is known as a 'raincoat' in KT; He has experience managing and turning about 55 branches out of a total loss of $ 42 million to $ 140 million in profits in just two years. Dr. Shim also pioneered the successful acquisition, value increase and sales of "Kumho-Rent-Car". The company was acquired for $ 300 million dollars and sold to Lotte Group for $ 1 billion by 2015. Shim received a Master of Business Administration from George Washington University, majoring in Management, Technology and Innovation and Ph.D Science at Hanyang University.
Jieun Dino Lee (Co-founder and board member)
Jieun Lee is one of the founders of QuickQuick (VOLT old brand name), and currently board members are not operating. He is also the founder of LightUp, a service that provides communication platforms for consumers and companies to respond to social change. Jieun works for investment banks like Lehman Brothers Global, Credit Suisse, and UBS as trainees to achieve their business expertise. He graduated from the University of Michigan, majoring in economics.
Jieun Lee is one of the founders of QuickQuick (VOLT old brand name), and currently board members are not operating. He is also the founder of LightUp, a service that provides communication platforms for consumers and companies to respond to social change. Jieun works for investment banks like Lehman Brothers Global, Credit Suisse, and UBS as trainees to achieve their business expertise. He graduated from the University of Michigan, majoring in economics.
Gyeongrae Cho (Head of Marketing and Sales)
Mr. Cho is the sales leader of VOLT. Previously, he worked with Haitai Group, Pantech, and Nokia in business and sales analysis. With his insight into technology, he specializes in the sales of technology-based industries. He graduated from Korea Technical University.
Mr. Cho is the sales leader of VOLT. Previously, he worked with Haitai Group, Pantech, and Nokia in business and sales analysis. With his insight into technology, he specializes in the sales of technology-based industries. He graduated from Korea Technical University.
JaeWoo Lee (Counselor)
He Jae Woo Lee is co-founder and CEO of Vogo Asset Management Company fund, widely known as Korea's first private investment fund management company. Prior to founding Vogo 2005, Mr. Lee was the nation's Lehman Brothers CEO in South Korea, where he built an important investment banking and capital market platform. Since starting his financial career at Citibank, he has spent the last 35 years in various financial sectors in Hong Kong and Seoul. Lee has been leading the Korea Equity Association for several years and advises the Korean government as a member of the Financial Market Development Committee.
He Jae Woo Lee is co-founder and CEO of Vogo Asset Management Company fund, widely known as Korea's first private investment fund management company. Prior to founding Vogo 2005, Mr. Lee was the nation's Lehman Brothers CEO in South Korea, where he built an important investment banking and capital market platform. Since starting his financial career at Citibank, he has spent the last 35 years in various financial sectors in Hong Kong and Seoul. Lee has been leading the Korea Equity Association for several years and advises the Korean government as a member of the Financial Market Development Committee.
Links of interest
WEBSITE: https://volttech.io/
WHITEPAPER: https://volttech.io/public/Final%20VOLT%20White%20paper%200410.pdf
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WHITEPAPER: https://volttech.io/public/Final%20VOLT%20White%20paper%200410.pdf
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