Go Kite... I think this is a valid point that deserves some consideration. The security products that are availble today were developed over a long period of time,wads of cash, and a lot of pushing and shoving to gain a prominent position on the operating system. I for one use Norton on my 3 year old Dell, never removed the MacAfee that came with the unit, yet MacAfee's start up menu is always there when I boot the PC on. I know it is still there because I have been too lazy to delete it, but it is there at the start up every time. Wave aspires to be like this in some form, but do you think these entities want to give up that real estate without a fight? I am sure these folks are whispering in the ears about privacy concerns, big brother etc. The money is in the disease not the cure. Let's roll out more patches, updates etc.
If a tree falls in the forest and nobody hears it does it make a sound. If Wave's security is the be all end all and nobody but the Wave shareholders and those in the most technical of positions at the OEM's realize it, does it make a dent in the marketplace? Until we see real revenues here we will see this share price meander on the whims and winds of whatever and whoever controls the shareprice at that given time. Wave needs to show revenue soon, this quarter we should see that. Intel has been in the picture over a year and Dell, STM revs should be coming in in some tangible form. We need to see a concerted push by the OEM's to educate the consumers as to what the TPM and Trusted Computing can do for them. You can have every machine with an installed base of TPM's and if nobody is taking advantage what's the point? We need to see a campoaign based on why you need to have a trusted PC. If all the OEM's plan on making this a standard this shouldn't be far behind. This is no knock on the product or our management. I have faith the product works or we would not see the names we do in the company with Wave. Hand in hnd with that goes credit to those running this company who I am sure could have handed the ball off, sold out or who knows what else long before this. One thing remains constant,the ball is certainly not in Wave's court.
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