I'm in the building automation, controls, special systems, (sales & marketing side) industry since 1973. Some of my competitors in the bid market do dumb things, taking projects very cheaply, that are above their level of competancy and often they go belly up and in the process make a mess out of what could have been a nice project. They often talk a good game, but with the mouth you know some people can do anything, thats all I meant by that. They can't see the forest for the trees, so to speak. From the first time I read about ASNAP, I could see the potential. I don't understand how ASNAP works, but I do understand the need and desirability for the technology, the Company needs all the support it can get, that is why I turn off the naysayers, they can cloud your thinking if you listen to the "can't do" view of things and I am a "can do" type of person. I was recently talking to a engineer with a company that makes telephone systems ,PBX's etc., he said it couldn't be done, that his company had tried it and it would cost too much for the phone, I don't think he really understood the concept, yet he was a trained engineer (probably a good by the book one) but you have to get out of the box.
Just sitting and waiting for the good news soon to come.
GO CALYPSO...
