Will do.
Example was posted a week or two ago that a division of the govt had 60 Terabytes of data to put in the cloud and the current estimates were a cost of $12B, a house full of servers, and the whole job had to be done manually.
The new suite of products thru SPIHF was said to be able to do the job for a fraction of the cost, they could put the data in a device the size of a toaster, and nothing would be manual. That is one job that could result in Billions of dollars in revenue.
Factor in Overland, Corel, V3, and now UniPrint already having access to many, many of the worlds largest entities needing cloud solutions and it easy to see we could be looking at revenues in the billions in the first year.
This is how I took the ramp up to be - rapid, large, and highly profitable.
I condensed it considerably as I know Progressive is great at reading between the lines.
The other factor is that most of us here thru HTFBS know that SPIHF has "disruptive technology" and in a market of $100B for 2014 it is pretty evident that 1% of the market shouldn't be difficult to attain once customers realize how far ahead of the pack the SPIHF suite of products are compared to their main competitors. Add in the growth in target customers due to V3 and UniPrint and whereas Scott said prior to these acquisitions that the market for SPIHF went up in his estimation by a factor of 10 within the last month and we small investors have no clue how the synergies of the new components will expand our market and I would guess even our wildest guesses will be on the low side in both market size, customer capture, and revenues.
Bottom line - potential is staggering and it should start a ramp up in major revenues immediately upon marketing the product.
Add in that the CEO has a history of positioning companies for immediate sale and I think we have a sale of the company within 15 months but that is just a WAG on my part.
