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you guys have to understand here...its literally a BreakThrough that has occurred just last month. Kaseya, in an update to its Traverse optimization, integrated a new feature of ABHI/Voosh. Its the remediation that was updated. Kaseya, and others, offer monitoring performance of servers and computers, but its only Kaseya, via ABHI/Voosh, that has deployed a monitoring system that also automatically fixes and adjusts settings (using a Lagrange complex). This as high tech as it gets, and its brand new to enterprise. It will be, 100% a smash hit and sell like absolute wildfire. Its no surprise that Kaseya, just 4 days after its own PR on this, inked ABHI/Voosh as a strategic partner (who Kaseya routinely acquires). This is going to $250M market cap and PPS .10 easily, and fast. Its all about to hit...
http://www.eweek.com/enterprise-apps/kaseya-improves-automation-visualization-for-network-monitoring
its 30 per endpoint per year and 300 per server per year....this is for enterprises like Kaseya. when you stop and see Kaseya has 10M endpoints in its ecosystem, and growing at about 30% annually, its over a $300M per year potential with just Kaseya. Of course, adoption likely is only 5% to 10%. So $15M to $30M.
Why I'm excited is what does Kaseya see in it that they made it an official partner just last month? Word is they want to do a 2018 IPO, and they need to look as good as possible. Have to figure ABHI can be worth a lot to Kaseya.
Thing is, this optimization market is just starting. And nobody has a product that monitors and fixes the problem, all others just monitor and tell IT was to fix.
Look at the bottom of the Kaseya webpage to see the 10M endpoints...
yes sirrrrrrrrr
watch for 600 ticks up rather than 6 ticks down no worries...about to get hot in here
By the way mManagement here here is figuring on the 3 to 4 cent valuation when this goes current after the merger shortly due to text sent conversion of kaseya in their 10 million endpoints which translates into 30 million revenue and using a 5 time revenue valuation which seems to be common in this space Never mind the fact that kaseya it self is doubling its sales every few years at this point and add in contracts elsewhere
Aligned with common holders up we go mates
Is there any thought of selling the enterprise level or business to business platform to someone like Kaseya, and then keep the technology and market it toward the gaming and personal users markets? In other words, take a buyout from the highest bidder for enterprise, but keep the license to sell to markets that enterprise doesn't care about like personal computing?
K – we’re open to whatever option increases shareholder value the most.
Kc email today up we go kaseya proof positive of demand starting
It looks like this is where everything is heading, but the big difference in remediation. In the webpage you sent you can see where they mention optimization. However, they only give recommendations, they take no action. Without remediation, the systems are too complex to manually make the adjustments and therefore, they will be only running at a % of their capacity resulting is capital cost overruns. Once we get some momentum it is my belief that this will be a demand driven market, ie, customers will be demanding it. Can you imagine an IBM going to their customers and offering a feature that gives the customer a button to push that results in a 30% reduction in their capital cost with no loss of performance or capacity. That’s our goal.
Kevin Cornell
Chief Executive Officer
Voosh LLC
The continuous optimization market is just starting according to them no doubt at all kaseya aligned officially last month with boost they know the market is about to be active opposed to passive $250m here mc
talked to KC....the ground breaking part of Voosh is that it does remediation. so not only does it monitor performance, but then it fixes problems automatically and this is why the alliance with Kaseya
Here this is the product being used by kaseya, an IT power. http://www.einpresswire.com/article/398105378/voosh-and-kaseya-sign-technology-alliance-partnership
10m endpoints by Kaseya alone, emailed with KC today, his answer to my question K below. 25% signed up is $60M alone LOL
Is the Voosh product sold per user or is it per IP address? For example, an MSP may have 10 IT people who will use and register for the product, but they may be monitoring 1000 endpoints. Is the revenue based on just the 10 IT personnel, or the 1000 endpoint devices which are monitored?
K – Our current pricing model is based on the device, ie endpoint. List price is $30/year workstation and $300/server/year (virtual or physical). Volume discounts apply.
yeah man, private equity which owns Kaseya has got to be eying this...
its good to be part of this
http://mspmentor.net/managed-services/doyle-report-three-insights-msp-market
welp thankfully Kaseya has $100M cash, and probably $150M cash by 2018 and is going to IPO late 2018 and probably have $300M cash on hand and a $3B value of stock....can buy ABHI/Voosh for $250M IMO....
yeah look at this:
http://www.traverse-monitoring.com/sites/traverse-monitoring.com/files/resources/case_studies/pdf/traverse_cas_stud_utg_12_30_15.pdf
ABOUT TRAVERSE
Traverse is a next-generation monitoring solution from Kaseya, a global software solution provider with over
10,000 customers globally. Traverse’s patented technology offers a distributed, scalable monitoring platform with
rich data analytics and unified cloud & network management. Traverse allows enterprises and Managed Service
Providers to optimize their IT operations with faster mean time to resolution for slow or failed IT services within
their infrastructure. Customers leveraging Traverse include the Fortune 100 as well as small-sized and mediumsized
businesses worldwide. For more information, visit www.traverse-monitoring.com
©2016 Kaseya Limited. All rights reserved. Kaseya, Traverse, the Kaseya logo and the Traverse logo are among the trademarks or registered
trademarks owned by or licensed to Kaseya Limited. All other marks are the property of their respective owners.
the blogs are starting to pick up on the chatter item 2
https://www.channele2e.com/5-things/5-channel-partner-updates-thursday-17-august-2017/
i'm acquiring intel that Voosh/ABHI tech is the backbone of Traverse by Kaseya and that it has been implemented for a while now and that the Strategic Partnership announced last month is an indication that Kaseya is eyeing Voosh/ABHI
http://www.traverse-monitoring.com/resources
thanks I'm in contact with him now regarding Kaseya. Value to Kaseya in a buyout of Voosh/ABHI is exclusivity of the product for enterprise. Also, Kaseya can migrate over MSP's and others who are using the Voosh/ABHI tech as brand new customers. Kaseya currently has 10,000 customers and I can see this tech helping them to double that
I want to know if ABHI/Voosh can sell its enterprise level tech to Kaseya for example, and keep the tech for the personal computer market.
what is his email please thx
someone sell me some fn shares!
I think if you look at it ABHI/Voosh is worth a lot more than Bravtek
Kaseya basically calling ABHI tech their own with Traverse interesting...NOTE, ABHI tech/Voosh and Kaseya have been working on something for a long time now...only that we just learned of it.
Traverse is a next-generation monitoring solution from Kaseya, a global software solution provider with over
10,000 customers globally. Traverse’s patented technology offers a distributed, scalable monitoring platform with
rich data analytics and unified cloud & network management. Traverse allows enterprises and Managed Service
Providers to optimize their IT operations with faster mean time to resolution for slow or failed IT services within
their infrastructure. Customers leveraging Traverse include the Fortune 100 as well as small-sized and mediumsized
businesses worldwide. For more information, visit www.traverse-monitoring.com
and here you have it....ABHI tech used in the VSA of Kaseya, beat out 10 competitors.
no surprise they now want ABHI tech for their MSPs.
cannot tell you how much of a buyout candid this is. Kaseya has been using it for years for some of its clients.
http://www.traverse-monitoring.com/sites/traverse-monitoring.com/files/resources/case_studies/pdf/traverse_cas_stud_utg_12_30_15.pdf
3 ticks down vs 300 to 1000 ticks up....I have 10M to buy Monday if @ .0012
this is a 40 bagger from here as best can be certain....poor note holders create opportunity for us all of the time
shouldn't take much to move it....the hottest msp on the planet in Kaseya desires abhi/voosh CD done before merger news which is hinted at for next week
I'm calling a 250 million dollar buyout here by kaseya as they IPO in 2018
Their last acquisition in may 2017 is a performance monitoring company for cloud. Their very next deal was Abhi in August. Abhi is a msp performance machine of rave reviews
https://www.unigma.com/
Wow from 10 months ago
As for Kaseya, Voccola concedes there’s plenty of room for further improvement and continued refinement on partner support, cross-sell education and more. Plus, he’s busy evaluating potential acquisitions. It sounds like at least three M&A deals are potentially on his radar.
Kaseya really likes us just 1 month old
http://www.einpresswire.com/article/398105378/voosh-and-kaseya-sign-technology-alliance-partnership
Our newly announced partner is in ipo mode and would command $3b!
https://www.channele2e.com/investors/mergers-acquisitions/kaseya-considers-ipo-filing-2nd-half-2018/
They are gearing for a 2018 iPo! And they routinely buy their collaboration partners...
https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/kaseya#/entity
What are your thoughts on the kaseya deal or collaboration ? IPo 2018
8k tomorrow am
I think you are looking at a $250M buyout here of ABHI rolled into an IPO in late 2018 of Kaseya, which, who will be doing $200M rev by then at 30% margin or $70M margin and $3B valuation.
If you can get the ABHI tech into Kaseya's 10M servers the numbers are astounding. Note, its a collaboration between ABHI and Kaseya, its not Kaseya reselling the ABHI products...this is deal making and tied at the hip....I'm buying 20M Friday.
https://www.channele2e.com/investors/mergers-acquisitions/kaseya-considers-ipo-filing-2nd-half-2018/
But under CEO Fred Voccola, who arrived in 2015, Kaseya has gradually stabilized its business and returned to growth mode. In fact, Unigma could be the latest piece in an overall growth strategy that involves a potential Kaseya IPO filing in the second half of 2018.
https://www.channele2e.com/investors/mergers-acquisitions/kaseya-acquires-unigma-for-microsoft-azure-aws-google-cloud-cost-management/
stervc, check this out. This is the single biggest news I have seen on ABHI yet you can only find in on the Voosh FB page. Kaseya is a billion dollar company who routinely acquires products it uses. They are located in the Silicon Valley of the east up in MA near Harvard/MIT. They just got this contract. Kaseya has 10M endpoint servers it manages....
http://www.einpresswire.com/article/398105378/voosh-and-kaseya-sign-technology-alliance-partnership
https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/kaseya#/entity
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