Let's see. I played a significant role in the introduction of the most robust piece of intellectual property software on the market and I now am with a company that has 100 software developers in Pune working with Hadoop, HBase, Lucene, and Latent Dirichlet Allocation. We just signed a cloud contract with a $60B company. But maybe I just don't have the horsepower to understand the intricacies of EDIG's brilliance.
I think I can wrap my tiny little brain around what EDIG is telling us. I would wager many others can as well - certainly moreso than the GC of simplenet and board member of EDIG.
EDIG SAYS it is a platform still in development (and has been for years evidently) and that it was going to be rapidly commercialized (quite some time ago).
If it is pretty much done then where are the results? Who is using it? Has the company supplied one piece of evidence that it will generate revenue?
Regardless of what EDIG SAYS it will do, and regardless of people's understanding of what EDIG SAYS it will do, and regardless of how impressed SOME are by in-house demos, it all means squat until it starts making money for the shareholders.
To compare it to the "Flash-R" patents (they are good with names aren't they) may not be the best analogy since those patents have done nothing but drive down the PPS and appear to be pretty much dead at this point.
But maybe this time it will be different. Maybe I just don't gt it.
LL
