Monday, November 23, 2009 12:09:33 PM
Posted by: SAMadMoney Date: Monday, November 23, 2009 6:00:15 AM
In reply to: None Post # of 4520
Lil DD on QEDN
Omni Manager
Vendor Hosted Service Offers Centrally Managed A/V, A/S, More
QED's flagship offering is Omni Manager, a hosted service-based offering that provides endpoint anti-virus, anti-spyware, Web filtering, usage monitoring, and more via a centrally managed, vendor-hosted service.
With Omni Manager, individual client components are distributed to the machines that will be protected/monitored; deployment can be performed via Web download, E-mail delivery, CD install, or Web-based deployment via a directory plug-in component enabling admins to deploy the client over the Web to any machine in their domain. When the endpoint machines are online, these clients automatically communicate with the central server (which is hosted by the vendor), via SOAP based messages over SSL-encrypted connections. The clients receive from the central server such items as signature and policy updates and software upgrades, while at the same time transmitting to the central server information detailing the usage of the machine (applications used and the amount of time spent in each, machine asset information, and IM conversation monitoring). The client then enforces on the endpoint the policies received from the central server both when the endpoint is on and offline.
Administrators manage the policies and configurations of the clients via a vendor hosted, Web-based control center; through which they can also generate reports such as individual usage activities, machine overviews, hardware and software inventory, etc. The control center is hosted and managed by the vendor in data centers featuring server clusters protected by dual independent power feeds, dual battery string UPS systems and 2 Megawatt diesel generators.
Capabilities and functions of the platform include anti-virus and anti-spyware protection (courtesy Kaspersky), Web filtering and blocking by URL (the client connects to the hosted DB upon each request for a Web site, and the categorization of the requested URL is returned as a result for comparison to administrator defined policy), application usage monitoring rounded to the nearest minute, IM controls and conversation monitoring, hardware and software auditing, software change tracking, and local firewall enforcements for control of P2P traffic.
New to the platform is the supported ability to query and report a machine's BIOS level service tag information.
Pricing is $52 per user/machine per year (for up to 99 users/machines), with support for unlimited administrators. The price includes all updates, maintenance, and support.
Contact the vendor for further information.
product
submission by EITPlanet Staff
Test results By Westcoast labs on Omni Manager Link
http://www.westcoastlabs.com/downloads/productTestReport_0054/QED_Connect_Omni_Manager.pdf
Tom Makmann, President, also stated that sales of QED’s Software as a Service (SaaS) products via the ISP and Telco channel partner program could realize revenues of up to approximately $10M over the next 18 to 24 months as the Company continues to enhance its portfolio of new partner friendly products.
ProRemote
ProRemote will target Home Theater dealers to develop a network of authorized reseller and retail outlets. The Company will initially focus on the 3,500 dealers and custom integrators who are members of CEDIA. CEDIA is an international trade association of companies that specialize in designing and installing electronic systems for the home. Founded in September 1989, CEDIA’s members are established and insured businesses with bona fide qualifications and experience in this specialized field. For more information on CEDIA, visit the association’s website at www.cedia.org. Currently there are over 30,000 custom installers in the US, within the A/V and control industries.
The merger provides for the shareholders of ProRemote to receive approximately 75% of the issued and outstanding common stock of QED Connect at closing, which is expected to occur no later than January 8, 2010. (found info in latest quarterly report)
this can happen between now and Jan 08, 2010, that means once they receive the 75% of common stock, this stock will move on air.
current O/S 4,229,425,280 shares
x .75 = 3,172,068,960 (75%)
left for trading = 1,057,365,320
Just in case scenario: if they max A/S 5bil
3.75bil tied up
1.25bil left for trading, So this will move up to higher highs... its a .0001 The merger should help generate more revs.
Once this has been finilized we will see higher and higher highs.
In reply to: None Post # of 4520
Lil DD on QEDN
Omni Manager
Vendor Hosted Service Offers Centrally Managed A/V, A/S, More
QED's flagship offering is Omni Manager, a hosted service-based offering that provides endpoint anti-virus, anti-spyware, Web filtering, usage monitoring, and more via a centrally managed, vendor-hosted service.
With Omni Manager, individual client components are distributed to the machines that will be protected/monitored; deployment can be performed via Web download, E-mail delivery, CD install, or Web-based deployment via a directory plug-in component enabling admins to deploy the client over the Web to any machine in their domain. When the endpoint machines are online, these clients automatically communicate with the central server (which is hosted by the vendor), via SOAP based messages over SSL-encrypted connections. The clients receive from the central server such items as signature and policy updates and software upgrades, while at the same time transmitting to the central server information detailing the usage of the machine (applications used and the amount of time spent in each, machine asset information, and IM conversation monitoring). The client then enforces on the endpoint the policies received from the central server both when the endpoint is on and offline.
Administrators manage the policies and configurations of the clients via a vendor hosted, Web-based control center; through which they can also generate reports such as individual usage activities, machine overviews, hardware and software inventory, etc. The control center is hosted and managed by the vendor in data centers featuring server clusters protected by dual independent power feeds, dual battery string UPS systems and 2 Megawatt diesel generators.
Capabilities and functions of the platform include anti-virus and anti-spyware protection (courtesy Kaspersky), Web filtering and blocking by URL (the client connects to the hosted DB upon each request for a Web site, and the categorization of the requested URL is returned as a result for comparison to administrator defined policy), application usage monitoring rounded to the nearest minute, IM controls and conversation monitoring, hardware and software auditing, software change tracking, and local firewall enforcements for control of P2P traffic.
New to the platform is the supported ability to query and report a machine's BIOS level service tag information.
Pricing is $52 per user/machine per year (for up to 99 users/machines), with support for unlimited administrators. The price includes all updates, maintenance, and support.
Contact the vendor for further information.
product
submission by EITPlanet Staff
Test results By Westcoast labs on Omni Manager Link
http://www.westcoastlabs.com/downloads/productTestReport_0054/QED_Connect_Omni_Manager.pdf
Tom Makmann, President, also stated that sales of QED’s Software as a Service (SaaS) products via the ISP and Telco channel partner program could realize revenues of up to approximately $10M over the next 18 to 24 months as the Company continues to enhance its portfolio of new partner friendly products.
ProRemote
ProRemote will target Home Theater dealers to develop a network of authorized reseller and retail outlets. The Company will initially focus on the 3,500 dealers and custom integrators who are members of CEDIA. CEDIA is an international trade association of companies that specialize in designing and installing electronic systems for the home. Founded in September 1989, CEDIA’s members are established and insured businesses with bona fide qualifications and experience in this specialized field. For more information on CEDIA, visit the association’s website at www.cedia.org. Currently there are over 30,000 custom installers in the US, within the A/V and control industries.
The merger provides for the shareholders of ProRemote to receive approximately 75% of the issued and outstanding common stock of QED Connect at closing, which is expected to occur no later than January 8, 2010. (found info in latest quarterly report)
this can happen between now and Jan 08, 2010, that means once they receive the 75% of common stock, this stock will move on air.
current O/S 4,229,425,280 shares
x .75 = 3,172,068,960 (75%)
left for trading = 1,057,365,320
Just in case scenario: if they max A/S 5bil
3.75bil tied up
1.25bil left for trading, So this will move up to higher highs... its a .0001 The merger should help generate more revs.
Once this has been finilized we will see higher and higher highs.
