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Re: jan-has-art post# 2060

Sunday, 09/12/2010 12:22:28 PM

Sunday, September 12, 2010 12:22:28 PM

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Big business is complicated, when a company is subdivided into divisions and then isolate certain moving parts there is always a good reason. Our company PRPM has exclusive ROYALTY rights to the sought after "Cloud Desktop Software" sales/licensing. That's the tip of the iceberg, and the best part imo.

PRPM has entered into sales/marketing contracts with their sister company Propalms International Ltd... the company purchased by NEGS. Why? Because customers are choosing PRPMs software over Microsoft's platform and/or wanting to integrate it

By 2013 Gartner Group predicts 40% of professional PC’s will be managed under a hosted virtual desktop model of some kind – that represents a $65B vote-of-confidence in this approach. The next few years will be a time of monumental transition as companies of all sizes begin to pilot and deploy Desktop-as-a-Managed-Service as part of their Windows 7 and alternative “Cloud desktop” adoption plans.



http://www.propalms.com/download/resources/PropalmsShareHolder-May10.pdf

I would not be surprised if PRPM is bought out by a bigger fish, ALONG with the new sales/marketing contracts which are now in place would have to be adhered to or bought out also (most likely exclusive long term timeframe contracts). Giving NEGS (and current officers/owners on both boards) another bite of the apple, pretty smart.

Or simply PRPM may be purchased by NEGS (as they noted in PR they were going to do more Aqui's this year)

Eitherway, something is in the works and I highly doubt it is a scheme to screw shareholders (as one poster likes to portray). This is a win/win situation for all involved, shareholders & companies alike