Alea: If it were only the year-end goals that had slipped out. I'm not sure I agree with you about him really wanting to be held accountable, nor with his silence in lieu of why his goals were off--what did he mean about Bell-ID closing by Aug.? And so on. That's enough--you get the gist.
I just have not seen him rallying the troops, or leading in any form. Certainly he has yet to publicly accept the blame for missing all of his "goals" or to offer explanations of what is happening.
Yes, it all relates back to the acute lack of significant sales and the time passing without sales is slowly bleeding a weakened company.
I'd love for Solms to stand up on his hind legs and tell us why, what he saw in Wave's future, is so very like Wave's past.
I'd love some accountability. I don't see it. I believe shareholders would grant him more time, if he simply came out and said, "I was a bit overconfident in what was to be done. I am going to need X more time to get it done."
Silence is hurting Solms far worse than it's hurting the company and it's hurting the company pretty badly.
I guess I got a belly full of broken promises and unmet dreams under the previous regime. To see it replayed by a new team is tortuous.
If Wave's products had merit, in this unsurpassed time of insecurity, I believe there would be a line from NYC to Lee trying to get some, before they were sold out. Instead, we can't sell security to folks starving for it.
Something smells and I think I know exactly what it is.
Blue
