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Re: Ispro post# 188122

Tuesday, 02/16/2010 5:54:10 PM

Tuesday, February 16, 2010 5:54:10 PM

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Imo it's a safe bet your net billings are low. I will second guess you...you will say better to err on the conservative side...lol! Perhaps, but here are the numbers I see.

If we take $5.2m q3 net billings as a baseline, add the $1.9m automaker billing= $7.1m.

But then add for the DoD contract billing almost $300k/q (8-k'ed in Oct. so there shouldn't have been a q3 billing), increased Dell TPM volumes @ $.90 (Dell enterprise PC volumes beginning to recover from the recession), increased SED volumes @ $7.50 (SED order rate gaining traction) and finally a modest increase in the non-automaker enterprise billings. That's all got to add at least $.5m (if not closer to $1.0m) to the q3 $5.2m baseline above.

I say closer to $8.0m billings than your $7.2m.

http://www.wave.com/news/press_archive/09/091023_8K.asp#

Btw, Dell enterprise PC volumes are expected to continue to recover through all of 2010. This alone will result in some increase in net billings q on q going forward, a nice little bonus of Wave having to suffer through the recession!

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