After reading that post I just had to respond. The only thing that matters in the whole scheme of things is market acceptance and usage of the VP product. Over all the years that VLDI has existed it sold about 5-6 license agreements ( remember the Ganthet Deal ) and not one single agreement was able to put the product in revenue producing usage. Also over those years there has been numerous potential customer that tried the product ( 20+ qualified potential clients) for free in 3-4 month trials and not a single one put the product into revenue producing usage. You can have the best product in the world but if no one is willing to pay for it , it has very little valve, plain and simple. . The VP software may have some adjunct valve to another cyber security company's software due to its unique features, but by itself it appears worthless proven by the fact that no one is willing to pay for it. If some small real estate office in California is using it, that is a far cry from a real validation by a major client like a large bank or other financial institution where cyber security has to be top priority. and top notch!
I only have one question and that is at what point do you stop believing and throw in the towel, one year from now or 5+ years from now?
Have a great day!
"Sarcasm is the last refuge of the weak mind". (Dostoyevsky) and "The important thing is not to stop questioning. Question everything" (Albert Einstein)