Replies to post #7798 on Telvue Corp. (fka TEVE)

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'Hockmir... Your post reguarding a non answer seem somewhat strange when you have not answered the post below.. Just because you did not answer I never assumed that it would never happen..

Questions posed by others on this board ,, if at all possible should be answered to make the flow of all information readable and usable for all..

Another question that was asked was if at the Annual Meeting if TEVED had brought up if they saw a possibility of profits in the future and what product would propel those profits.. These are ligit questions looking for reasonable answers.. The answer given was to look at the K filing.. I did and it was never covered in that filing... But it seems hard pressed to go to a compaany meeting for shareholders were not given some outlook for the future of thier company.. If that was what happened here it has a lot to do with the low bid on TEVED at present,, Let's all try to work together and make the information flow more positive and less of an chore to get someone post on this board either in a positive or negative way.. This is the TEVED board and not Ultimate Fights.. thanks hank..

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Just incase you missed my post I thought I would repost it for you again.. Thanks in advance for your answer and consideration.. hank

Re: Hockmir post# 7786 Post # of 7794

TEVED $6.58 Bid.. When do you think that TEVED could begin to show earnings or even just positive cash flow.. What product do you think has the most profit potential and do they have installs at present and what would you guess is the profit potential per install.. Does TEVED have any meaningful service contract business.. thanks hank..

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Hock,
I don't think he is saying that, but virtue of being in a marketplace with similar clients (a la PEG or government jurisdictions) one is to assume both would take marketshare from the other.

They probably don't even consider each other 'competitors' since looking at some of their clients, both share a lot of the same clients.

From what I gather Swagit's focus is on the streaming video, document integration, broadcast production systems with a hands-free niche. So their products are fully automated and require no 'client' staff to operate or maintain.

In comparison to Telvue, although they have some products that are along similar lines, Swagit doesn't deal with MSOs from what I can tell. The hardware side with playout for PEG operators is another I don't see Swagit in. Another thing I see is that Swagit integrates their products with other government players. A lot of Agenda Management companies and web design companies seem to white label Swagit products. I wouldn't be surprised to see Swagit and Telvue working together, since comparing the two is like comparing apples-to-oranges and it looks like many of Telvue's clients use Swagit for streaming.

I see Swagit and Rushworks have a partnership and think Rushworks would probably be more of your apples-to-apples comparison with Telvue. At any rate, FYI, looks like they will all three be at The Eastern Region Community Media Conference at the end of the month, so you could get a better understanding and we could see how they work or don't work together in the same marketplace of PEG.