ENTERPRISE MODEL
WEB AGREEMENTS IDENTITY & INFORMATION EXCHANGE
Web Sectors Inc.
I. Web Sectors & Q-pact
A. Introduction
At its core, Q-Pact is an information exchange management system. We at Web Sectors Inc. are the intermediaries of the exchange. We manage the system for Q-Pact subscribers 24 hours per day, every day of the year. We have no preference for one subscriber or user than another. Our job is to facilitate the honest and neutral exchange of quality information as defined by like-minded subscribers in their respective pacts.
Subscribers may belong to many different pacts. Each pact is unique. Each pact is separately defined and operated. A pact (Q-Pact) may be limited to just a few subscribers and a limited number of users. Another pact may have hundreds of thousands of subscribers and millions of users. Our system allows for great diversity of subscriber objectives, content and modus operandi. It also provides uniquely thorough answers to many, previously unsolvable user problems.
Key to the successful information exchange is knowledge of the relative identity of the people and organizations on both sides of the exchange. This does not mean that subscribers must “bare all” to the world. On the contrary, Q-Pact makes it necessary to convey only as much identity as necessary to join in specific Q-Pact exchanges. In other words, identity is constructed in layers and for specific purposes. Q-Pact Identity and information is selectively provided by the subscriber and selectively published to the user. All information is kept on the subscribers appointed web site. Web Sectors Inc. provides summary but extraordinary indexing of subscriber identity and information. This indexing is key to bringing Q-Pact and sector members together, but ultimate exchange is directly between Subscriber and User or their respective and self appointed agents.
At the center of the Q-Pact concept is the role of information in the flow of human events. Businesses and Professionals are our main clients. The events that affect their livelihoods are not just the moments of sale or the transfers of cash. It is the flow of business moments that leads up, follows and returns again to enable key events. These are long and complicated flows of human and automated interaction. These are critical flows kept alive, minute to minute, by exchanges of information and trust.