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Re: dig space post# 230516

Monday, 03/18/2013 9:07:29 PM

Monday, March 18, 2013 9:07:29 PM

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Dig I think wave's days with DELL were numbered once the purchase of Credant went down. i think their impending move private to become a more service/solution oriented company only drives the stake in deeper.

Why in the hell would DELL continue to offer up a few bucks to wave per unit when they have an in-house solution to offer up where 100% of the revenue goes into their coffers?

We can talk about standards and who's product can do what.

Have these standards enhanced wave's position one iota?
It certainly hasn't been reflected in their bottom line.

What is going to keep those standards from getting watered down?

What kind of offense can they play if DELL decides to throw it's weight around pushing it's Credant solution?

I have often laughed at those dancing on wave's grave prematurely.

If DELL cuts them off or cuts back on it's bundling fees wave is DOA, no doubt about it.


They cannot sell the product in the timeframe they need- like right now.


They have shown from top down there is less than zero fiscal responsibillity inside the company and the only concession to cost they make is on the head count- the only tool they use to control cost.

The shareholders are there to exploit for gain and runway expansion.


The 1st Q will be more of the same crap. These shareholders are going to be reverse split yet again.

The cheerleaders are getting exactly what they deserve, they continually put their support and muscle behind this incompetence. Congrats.

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