I think that is misjudging things somewhat. Ron Fisher is a well established and successful salesman judging from his background. He knew full well what he was doing when he took on his role at Sigma. He, nor I , nor many of the people here i hope would just sign a ridiculously out of whack bonus contract. It's just a waste of every ones time. Good salesman will understand the value of bonus structures. Now whether 30 each for GEA and Honeywell is going to be reached is a different matter, but i expect they will sell closer to 30 than none. My point is that 30 was structured as a possible target rather than a silly number plucked out of the air to tease OTC investors and create more guessing material on IHub.
Since Ron has come on board Sigma has got 20 odd more names signed up to the OEM and EAP programs which is the stepping stone for getting this technology out on a major scale. This technology and adoption is a process and milestones are being met slowly but surely.
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