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SQUM approaching .33 breakout. Volume still on the low side but excellent area to be accumulating in anticipation of breakout news forthcoming.
Recent CEO Webcast at Noble Financial Group link below. Interesting comments about relationship with Black and Decker and upcoming catalysts.
http://hosted.mediasite.com/hosted/viewer/Viewer.aspx?layoutPrefix=LayoutBottomRight&layoutOffse...
SQUM CKYS deal announced today
Sequiam Biometrics Receives 325K Biometric Equipment Order for Immediate Delivery from CyberKey Solutions
Link below for full story
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/061012/20061012005260.html?.v=1
Serious question? Why is it necessary to file an 8-K for an order? When the revenue is booked it will be reflected in the 10-Q. Sequiam received at $2.25 million order back in June for Biovault so this is not by far the largest order the company has received.
The order today with Cyberkey should be reflected in 4th quarter 10Q.
What makes you think it is necessary to file an 8-K everytime an order is placed?
For more insight on CKYS intentions with new product concerning announcement today with SQUM. Check out CEO webcast concerning discussion of Biometric UBI interface for OEM manufacturers. Also discusses Biovault. Webcast is 18 minutes long.
http://hosted.mediasite.com/hosted/viewer/Viewer.aspx?layoutPrefix=LayoutBottomRight&layoutOffse...
Sequiam Biometrics Receives 325K Biometric Equipment Order for Immediate Delivery from CyberKey Solutions
Thursday October 12, 8:00 am ET
Full story below
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/061012/20061012005260.html?.v=1
Bird SQUM UBI product CKYS ordered
Here is a link and picture of the product. Like I said, this could make anything biometric.
http://www.sequiam.com/downloads/UBI_slick.pdf
Hey Bird. I don't think this order is for Keepsafe. I believe it is for a separate product Sequiam manufactures that makes anything biometric.
Sequiam presentation at Noble Financial Group Sept. 28th.
http://hosted.mediasite.com/hosted/viewer/Viewer.aspx?layoutPrefix=LayoutBottomRight&layoutOffse...
Comcast OPTV litigation deadline November 30th?
Comcast, Cox Set Stage for ITV Innovations on Mass Scale
Comcast and Cox Communications have found a way to facilitate rapid in-house and third-party development of interactive TV applications development across millions of legacy set-top boxes.
Through their joint ITV platform venture, TVWorks, and an agreement with Ensequence, supplier of authoring tools for enhanced TV (ETV) applications, the MSOs say they are putting in place a non-technical set of developer tools and application runtime software that will lead to launch of many new service components on installed digital set-tops starting in mid 2007. The combination of TVWorks software, which the MSOs have evolved from the Liberate ITV system they purchased for use in North America two years ago, and the on-Q ETV authoring suite from Ensequence is now ready for use by programming networks, advertisers and cable operators, officials say.
Applications will run on the TVWorks implementation of the CableLabs’ ETV-BIF (Enhanced Television – Binary Interchange Format) standard, which is specifically designed to support the North American cable industry’s most widely deployed, first-generation digital TV set-tops: the Motorola DCT-2000 and Scientific-Atlanta Explorer 2000. The MSOs’ investment in the ETV technologies suggests the U.S. cable industry is anxious to provide subscribers with TV services that incorporate the kinds of interactive participation and immersion they are beginning to taste on the Web.
The ETV-BIF standard will enable the MSOs to get to a mass audience fast with rudimentary interactive services over old and new set-tops within the next year. That effort will help fill what may be a five-year wait for the rich interactive applications envisioned for set-tops and consumer electronics products running CableLabs’ more futuristic Open Cable Applications Platform (OCAP) standard.
“ETV is really focused on applications that are delivered in, and relate to, a video program,” says Greg Thomson, senior vice president, product management and business development, for TVWorks.“There’s a lot you can do with functionality, such as voting and polling and data updates, posting recommendations and highly synchronous play-along applications. We feel it covers 80 percent of application needs for ITV.”
Thomson adds that “ETV is in testing and progressing very well. Trials will be starting soon.”
He suggests the “first wave of applications may be very simple. If you’re watching American Idol, you can participate in the program by picking a winner that week from a selection of four or six names by using up, down and select on the remote control. You can also do things like read and delete email on the TV between innings or check caller ID on TV. Or a network can introduce a VOD offering—watch outtakes, preview of next week’s show—during end credits. These are applications that are complex on the backend, but simple from the user experience point of view. Later you might get more complicated with contests and posting results.”
In addition to meeting interactive video competition from the Web, ETV promises to make money. Such services offered by satellite and cable TV services in Europe generated more than $1 billion in revenue in 2005, according to the French Professional Association for Interactive Television.
U.S. MSOs can rapidly start to replicate that success by enabling 90 percent of their installed base of digital TV set-tops to run ETV-BIF applications by the end of 2007 or early 2008, adding up to an addressable market between 25 million and 30 million set-tops,says Aslam Khader, vice president, marketing and strategy, for Ensequence, whose tools are widely used by European programmers and operators including BSkyB.
At that point, Khader says, the MSOs will be able to attract advertisers to support a free, ad-supported ETV model for a mass audience.
“Most likely, as we see in the U.K., interactivity will get sponsored and funded by advertisers,” he says. “The advertisers get tracking and reporting—the best of Internet—plus a mass audience and addressibilty—the best of television. Based on our discussions across the programmer, advertiser and operator communities, when interactivity can reach 20 million, that’s not a little experiment.
Khader adds: “We see that as a tipping point for this industry, when the ad community sits up and is willing to invest significantly. We already have 11 to 12 million [addressable devices] on (EchoStar’s) DISH. In nine to 12 months, middle or late 2007, we will cross 20 million in the U.S. with satellite and cable combined.”
Comcast and Cox selected the TVWorks platform as their interactive application platform on Motorola and S-A set-top boxes, which are already in more than 13 million of those two operators’ customer homes. Other North American MSOs account for about that many DCT and Explorer set-tops again. Cox directly licensed Ensequence tools last January. Now Comcast gains access to them through TVWorks, which itself operates an application development division formerly known as MetaTV.
While both TVWorks and Ensequence provide OCAP-compliant solutions, that more robust runtime environment will require more processing power and memory than is available on the older boxes.
“The good news is we now have a more standards-based environment for development and deployment, whether for OCAP or Java or ETV,” Thomson says. “Creators can now develop in a user-friendly language and see their applications delivered over wide array of set-tops.”
Hey Rocket Concerning Keepsafe
Explain what you meant by your post below:
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Posted by: Rocketstocks
In reply to: luvtradin1 who wrote msg# 6363 Date:10/8/2006 10:24:13 PM
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The Keep safe is a relabel of the Biovault, and not a significant source of CKYS's income.
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If Cyberkey doesn't expect much of Keepsafe then why the headline p.r by Cyberkey last week?
CyberKey Solutions, Inc. to Exhibit [KeepSafe] and CyberKey at Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit and Expo 2006
Sequiam's Biovault private labeled to Cyberkey as Keepsafe
CyberKey Solutions, Inc. to Exhibit KeepSafe and CyberKey at Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit and Expo 2006
Wednesday October 4, 8:30 am ET
Attendees to Include Leaders From Foreign and Domestic Military and Governments
ST. GEORGE, UT--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 4, 2006 -- CyberKey Solutions, Inc. (Other OTC:CKYS.PK - News) is pleased to announce that the Company will be featured at the Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit and Exposition 2006. The summit will be held in Hawaii from October 31 until November 2, 2006. Over the past three years, nearly 2,000 delegates have participated in these vital discussions.
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/061004/0169190.html
Keepsafe could be a significant source of income in the future but not in the past as the product just came to market in the third quarter. If Cyberkey is not considering this product as a future source of income then why would they make the following announcement last week?
CyberKey Solutions, Inc. to Exhibit KeepSafe and CyberKey at Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit and Expo 2006
Wednesday October 4, 8:30 am ET
Attendees to Include Leaders From Foreign and Domestic Military and Governments
ST. GEORGE, UT--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 4, 2006 -- CyberKey Solutions, Inc. (Other OTC:CKYS.PK - News) is pleased to announce that the Company will be featured at the Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit and Exposition 2006. The summit will be held in Hawaii from October 31 until November 2, 2006. Over the past three years, nearly 2,000 delegates have participated in these vital discussions.
Full link to story below
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/061004/0169190.html
pfrenz: Concerning CKYS private labeling Keepsafe.
I think the contacts Cyberkey has made with the government in the past was the reason for private labeling Biovault as Keepsafe with Cyberkey. Since Cyberkey is marketing the Keepsafe exclusively at the upcoming Homeland Security conference in Hawaii is a question I'm trying to figure out concerning Cyberkey's margin on this product and their relationship with Sequiam. I would think Cyberkey would be able to offer the product at a significant discount for large quantities.
Your comments about the govt. or other entity going directly to the mfg for large quantities is a good question as the product can be ordered directly from Sequiam currently at a significant discount.
In case you missed it but it seems other alliances are currently being formed for marketing this biometric safe.
Sequiam Biometrics, Developer and Manufacturer of the BioVault 2.0 Fingerprint Accessible Security Case, Introduces Additional Alliances with Manufacturing Representatives
Thursday October 5, 9:44 am ET
ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sequiam Corporation (OTCBB:SQUM - News), a leading provider of innovative consumer lifestyle biometric technology and services, welcomes additional manufacturing representation for its BioVault 2.0 biometric case product line.
Jim Ferry & Associates, of Anaheim, California, will represent the 13 Western States and already represents such household brands as Armor Holding, Beretta USA and Winchester Ammunition - Law Enforcement. Mr. Ferry can be reached at 714-632-5988
The Carter Sales Group, of Flowery Branch, Florida, will represent the Southeast region of the US. Headed up by principals Ken and Greg Carter, Carter Sales can be reached at 770-967-5562.
Outdoor Sports Marketing Group, of Lincoln, Nebraska, will represent the Midwest region and is headed up by principal Kevin Gabriel, 877-483-4942.
Kevin Henderson, President of Sequiam Biometrics, said, "We are pleased to be associated with each of our representation groups, as they bring many years of experience to this industry and will contribute to the growth of our BioVault product line in the designated regions."
Sequiam is not a scam unlike most penney stocks. All SEC filings have been reported in timely manner and Frost and Sullivan would not have published research on SQUM if management was not credible.
SQUM and CKYS. Notice CKYS news last week they are demonstrating Keepsafe at Homeland Security conference end of month. The Keepsafe is actually manufactured by Sequiam symbol SQUM .325.
Frost and Sullivan recently published a white paper on Sequiam. I noticed the below p.r. which was released in London but haven't seen it hit the U.S. wires.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060928/ukth006.html?.v=78
SQUM .325 looking to break resistance. It appears the mm's are trying to keep this off the radar screen. I noticed the below Frost and Sullivan p.r. released in London. Haven't seen it hit the U.S. wires since release.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060928/ukth006.html?.v=78
SQUM Frost and Sullivan article released in London. I haven't seen this p.r. on the U.S. wires.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060928/ukth006.html?.v=78
SQUM Frost and Sullivan p.r. released in London. I haven't seen this on the U.S. wires.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060928/ukth006.html?.v=78
SQUM Frost and Sullivan report published in London
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060928/ukth006.html?.v=78
Mr. Darcy SQUM Frost and Sullivan Article released in London
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060928/ukth006.html?.v=78
The convertible news on Sequiam basically eliminates the overhang and recent selling in the stock which has been apparent over the past few months.
It shipped 3 weeks ago.
Another reason is that Cyberkey is just now beginning to feature the Keepsafe on their website and is promoting it as "Special Products for October"
http://cyberkeycorp.com/store/
I don't work with Sequiam in any way shape or form. I talked with Stan Finders of Cyberkey. Stan of Cyberkey told me they currently had 500 available and when they were shipped.
The only reason I am trying to find out and researching Cyberkey and asking questions is due to the announcement CyberKey made concerning demonstrating Keepsafe which is Sequiam's product which Cyberkey is private labeling due to their partnership.
The below announcement is why I am here. If Cyberkey did not have a parnership with Sequiam I wouldn't be on this board. End of story.
CyberKey Solutions, Inc. to Exhibit KeepSafe and CyberKey at Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit and Expo 2006
Wednesday October 4
See Below link
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/061004/0169190.html
I want CKYS to do well as they are marketing Sequiam's products. Furthermore, I want to make sure CKYS is a legitimate company and feel they are at this point but with penney stocks you never know. Your paranoia and personally attacking me when I am asking legitimate questions has me sort of confused.
Keepsafe revenues will be reflected in the third quarter. Sequiam just shipped the product to Cyberkey 3 weeks ago. The Keepsafe is just now beginning to be marketed. Cyberkey only had 500 available as of last Thursday from the first shipment per Stan Finders of Cyberkey. You should see a huge increase in Sequiam's revenue in the third quarter which will be indicative of Biovault/Keepsafe sales.
I hope Cyberkey is successful in selling the Keepsafe product in the coming months and quarters ahead. That is my point. I'm not sure if CKYS is on the money making end of the deal on the Keepsafe. Time will tell. But if CKYS is as good at selling as you imply then I should have no worry concerning the acceptance of this product.
You should keep an eye on Sequiam and the products they are bringing to the marketplace. The Biovault has the possiblity to be huge. Do you know if CKYS will private label the Biolock in the way Sequiam is marketing with Black and Decker? The Biovault is expected to be shipped in the coming weeks.
Note Frost and Sullivan comments below concerning the Biometrics industry:
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/060928/ukth006.html?.v=78
If CKYS is private labeling Sequiam's product with the Cyberkey brand there should be more products introduced in the coming months.
TAKI; Thank you for posting this. I assume these numbers are legit. If so there looks like tremendous potential in CKYS. Can you tell me how many shares outstanding on CKYS? I would like to see a balance sheet and will look at the company's website.
The CKYS SEC filing you game me a link to is dated 9/20/05. You guys want to discuss financials. Give me a link to CKYS financials.
This should not be so hard to accomplish. I'm very interested in the legitamacy of CyberKey as to how it relates to the relationship they have with Sequiam.
Thanks
Thank you for the ignore. That means I won't have to respond to your replies. You, Rocket Dr. and Angel hair should all put me on ignore. It is a big waste of time on my part replying to your silly comments.
I'm just trying to put the puzzle pieces together.
FWIW, What is good for CKYS will be good for SQUM and vice-versa.
That may make some sense. The weekend is here and I'm gone till Tuesday but appreciate your dialogue and comments.
Han. I asked before but nobody would give me a link.
Where can I get SEC filings on Cyberkey? When I check on IHUB it says no records found. Could you please give me a link to CKYS SEC filings?
Concerning Biovault and Keepsafe. The product was just shipped last month. So it was not a long time ago.
Why do you and Rocket whatever want to keep questioning me when I give you information about products Cyberkey is just now offering and could be offering in the future via there relationship with Sequiam?
Sequiam is not a one product company and if you would take your head out of the sand you may realize if you looked around there may be additional products which CyberKey may have available in the future due to the relationship they have with Sequiam.
Furthermore, I have never said anything negative about Cyberkey and none of my posts say buy Sequiam. However, since you brought it up I would buy Sequiam over Cyberkey while I think both of them are good investments.
So what is the big deal?
SQUM and CKYS connection
Spencer, thank you for clearing that up. Yes SQUM and CKYS are partners. Anyone wanting more information about the Keepsafe check out the below link. This link is off of Sequiam's website as more information about the Biovault Safe is available on this site versus Cyberkey's site.
http://www.sequiam.com/downloads/biovaultBrochure.pdf
CKYs isn't going to buy out SQUM. SQUM is already Nasdaq OTC BB listed. You still don't get the point I'm trying to make and you have become so emotional about CKYS you can't see the forest for the trees
Rocket and Han: You guys are posting every 15 minutes on this board basically saying nothing.
I give you good information about a hot product and a relationship with Cyberkey and you keep attacking me.
What is the freaking deal?
I like CKYS and hope they get listed on the OCT bulletin board and off the Pink sheets as the CEO just recently stated.
IMHO Success for CKYS will translate into additional success for SQUM.
Rocketstocks. No, this is not the only topic I plan to discuss. However due to the relationship Cyberkey has with Sequiam I'm just trying to put the puzzle pieces together.
This is the Cyberkey board and due to the below announcement by Cyberkey I find what they are doing with Sequiam to be of great interest. If Cyberkey is successful it will greatly benefit Sequiam as well. Jim Plant CyberKey's CEO feels the same way.
Press Release Source: CyberKey Solutions, Inc.
CyberKey Solutions, Inc. Signs Manufacturing and Distribution Agreement With Sequiam Biometrics
Wednesday June 21, 8:30 am ET
ST. GEORGE, UT--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 21, 2006 -- CyberKey® Solutions, Inc. (Other OTC:CKYS.PK - News) is pleased to announce that the Company has signed a two-year manufacturing and distribution agreement with Sequiam Biometrics, Inc., a leading producer of biometric technology products. According to the terms of the agreement, Sequiam has agreed to manufacture products for CyberKey Solutions and is expected to develop and privately label a CyberKey line of biometric security solutions. CyberKey Solutions plans to market and distribute the custom line of products to their military and government customers in the United States.
"This agreement with Sequiam Biometrics is a significant accomplishment for both companies, and we look forward to achieving success through our partnership. By utilizing a person's unique physiological and biological characteristics as identification, CyberKey will be able to offer new technologies to the law enforcement, national security, government, and defense markets," stated Jim Plant, CEO of CyberKey Solutions, Inc.
Source:
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/060621/0137670.html
AngelHillCorp?
Could you please provide the link for CKYS SEC filings? I already tried the below link.
http://www.investorshub.com/boards/quotes.asp?ticker=CKYS&qm_page=2314&qm_symbol=CKYS
The Biovault/Keepsafe is manufactured by Henyue Manufacturing in China not CJCGC.
Changjang Computer Group "CJCGC" is a joint venture in which CJCGS is an investor in Sequiam. They are working on a PDA for the banking industry in China together.
Sequiam is 50% owner of Tacoma Technologies.
I know Kevin Henderson and have spoken with him on the phone as well as Stan Finders of Cyberkey.
Yes, the sensor board is made in Orlando Florida at Sequiam's headquarters for the Keepsafe and Biovault. The chip is supplied by Analog Devices.
I also hope CKYS is successful in selling the Keepsafe and am happy they are demonstrating this at the upcoming Homeland and Security conference in Hawaii.
I also know the difference between wholesale and retail prices.
BTW, I can currently purchase a Biovault directly from Sequiam for $299 and also purchase from Davenport Sales in Texas for the same price. The accessories are extra.
Concerning your post on SQUM inventing it and CKYS having license for sales and distribution you may want to dig deeper on your research about Sequiam. Sequiam's products are just now being released to the marketplace.
Notice news today concerning others that have the license for sales and distribution for the Biovault aka Keepsafe.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/061005/20061005005537.html?.v=1
Pay close attention to SQUM revenue to be announced for the third quarter as the Keepsafe was not available last quarter. They just began shipping to distributors at the end of September.
Are you familiar with the Biolock Sequiam is bringing to the marketplace with Black and Decker and Analog Devices? I'm curious if Cyberkey will be offering this product as well.
Reference Cyberkey press release issued back in July.
"The Company is very pleased to be offering the CyberKey KeepSafe, it is such a technologically advanced product that is easy to program and can store fingerprints in its flash memory eliminating the necessity for safe lock combinations. Parents can relax knowing that their firearms are safely locked with their fingerprints denying admission to children," stated Jim Plant, CEO of CyberKey Solutions, Inc.
The Company recently announced that they signed a manufacturing and distribution agreement with Sequiam Biometrics, Inc., a leading producer of biometric technology products. Sequiam has agreed to manufacture products for CyberKey Solutions and is expected to develop and privately label a CyberKey line of biometric security solutions. CyberKey Solutions plans to market and distribute the custom line of products to their military and government customers in the United States.
Cyberkey's Keepsafe
The press release CKYS issued Wednesday caught my attention as they specifically mentioned they were showcasing the Keepsafe. The Keepsafe is actually manufactured and a product of Sequiam symbol SQUM. Then today Sequiam issued the below press release. Coincidental or not?
Sequiam Biometrics, Developer and Manufacturer of the BioVault 2.0 Fingerprint Accessible Security Case, Introduces Additional Alliances with Manufacturing Representatives
Thursday October 5, 9:44 am ET
ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sequiam Corporation (OTCBB:SQUM - News), a leading provider of innovative consumer lifestyle biometric technology and services, welcomes additional manufacturing representation for its BioVault 2.0 biometric case product line.
I'm very curious as to the relationship CKYS has with SQUM as the Keepsafe aka Biovault is just now being introduced to the marketplace.
Press Release Source: CyberKey Solutions, Inc.
CyberKey Solutions, Inc. to Exhibit KeepSafe and CyberKey at Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit and Expo 2006
Wednesday October 4, 8:30 am ET
Attendees to Include Leaders From Foreign and Domestic Military and Governments
ST. GEORGE, UT--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 4, 2006 -- CyberKey Solutions, Inc. (Other OTC:CKYS.PK - News) is pleased to announce that the Company will be featured at the Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit and Exposition 2006. The summit will be held in Hawaii from October 31 until November 2, 2006. Over the past three years, nearly 2,000 delegates have participated in these vital discussions.
By the way, I was "borned" 43 years ago. Spent last 15 years as a Registered Principal and RR in which I owned my own firm. Sold out 2 years ago and now stay home and trade my own account
Concerning Keepsafe and Biovault. SQUM does sell it on their website www.biovaultsafe.net Looks like Davenport Sales international is the master distributor.
Looks like everybody has left this board after the Time Warner announcement. Anybody still following? I'm looking for clarification on the litigation between OpenTV and Comcast Double C to hopefully be settled before the end of the year. This lawsuit has been going on for too long.