"Our manufacturing and installation bandwidth is running at full capacity," says David Laky, President and Chief Executive Officer of the company, "but that's a nice problem to have and we're actively making changes to accommodate more orders."
"We're excited about the collaboration with MedAssets and they have definitely enabled us to provide our solutions to an expanding base of customers,” adds Chairman Grisanti.
The leaders appear particularly proud that their system meets the stringent and rigorous requirements of MedAssets as well as the tough regulatory requirements for processing medical waste in many states, including New Jersey- where customers in both the pharmaceutical and medical fields are required to minimize liability and protect the environment more strictly than just about any other state in the country.
Two points here:
1. You can’t say those things and mislead investors; and 2. It should give investors confidence in the company’s current situation. This management doesn’t grant interviews and pump their stock constantly with PRs, which I guess some morons are begging for. They are focused on their business. This interview was conducted between November 15th and November 30th, as this was published on 12/1/2009.