My personal notes and opinions on the SH meeting:
Overall, I thought the meeting was informative and reconfirmed what info we already had out on the boards. I thought there would be more people there and I find myself saying (a lot), why isn't this bigger? To me, this sounds like such a no-brainer its hard to see why it hasn't caught on yet. It's like either I'm missing something big or there are a lot of skeptics out there and they're missing something big. I'm a small fish in this pond of trading so I'm looking at Spooz from a 'believable' point of view. I've worked for small companies, and even an part owner of one so I know things to look for in a company trying to survive and make things work. Everything I see here with Spooz tells me these guys are legit. They are humble, down to earth, honest guys. Paul let me fire away any and all questions I had (while the band wasn't playing lol) and he answered them all without a hitch. He has nothing to hide and is completely open.
The whole team seems exceptionally smart. Talking with any one of them you can tell what kind of in depth thinking they have gone to to get to where they are now. Seeing SWARM in action was a treat and the amazing thing is that the same technolgy in SWARM is available in the BASIC release of SpoozToolz. The amount of calculations needed is amazing and will certainly give credit to the term "The speed of Z" (new marketing stuff)! Its hard to say this is the Holy Grail but I say Holy $@#*!
Lots of background info was given. Spooztoolz grew out of something he had done back in Austin selling a product to the grain sector. People were eating it up at an incredible 70% success rate.
A definate concern I have is the documentation. There is a lot of that still needing to be done - and it needs to be done right.
There are also some additional cosmetic changes to ST needing to be done. I know these things will be ready in time for launch (or there won't be a launch till its ready).
ok - I need to head out. As I come up with, I will post.
ITGuy
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