CEO Email Confirming PR by Monday on big wires ---->
Feel free to email him your questions and concerns guys, he responded promptly.
Hi Mike,
Hope all is well with you. Thanks for your input as I feel all business grows by involvement including valued shareholders. We are still in the last stages of filing all paperwork and shares with the SEC and should have that finished by an April 15th deadline we set for ourselves. A new release should follow by Monday and we will be keeping everyone up to date on all the great things that will be happening soon.
The specialist in charge of press releases will be contacting all the major sources in the next few days. Feel free to contact us at anytime. This is an exciting time for all.
February 2002 – Present (11 years 3 months) I am responsible for the development and every day operations for the largest online credit management company.
New CEO Rusty Breese Interview March 18, 2013 Not really sure if this has been posted.
04/03/2013 Effective with the closing of the transaction, Daniel Cooper, Timothy Durant and Stephanie Cooper resigned in their roles asofficers and directors of the Company. Rusty Bresse shall serve as the President and Director of the Company. Additional officers and directors are expected to be named during the current calendar quarter.
Rusty Bresse has served as the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Crednology, Inc. since the incorporation of the Company in September 2002. Crednology, Inc. became the first online credit management company in the United States in 2002 and has developed relationships with over 4000 referring companies nationwide. Prior to forming Crednology,Inc., Mr. Bresse worked in the credit industry for over 20 years. Mr. Bresse has spoken on the subjects of credit, credit management and the importance of establishing and maintaining a good credit rating at many venues in the United States and Canada.
"I feel this acquisition is not only a win for Crednology, Inc. but also for the shareholders of Cooper Holding Corp," said Rusty Bresse, President of Cooper Holding Corp. "I am pleased to be part of a large experienced team at Crednology, Inc. and will do my best to represent and grow Cooper Holding Corp with honesty, integrity, loyalty, and character. With the help of many, we will strive to continue developing software and credit products for both consumers and businesses with the goal of becoming the bridge of communication to the three major credit bureaus."
We expect to compete with much larger and better financed companies in the remote monitoring industry, all of which have superior name recognition, such as ADT, Alarm Force, ATT, Pinkerton’s and others. RCI owns the patent by which many of the aforementioned companies will be dependent upon and “MAY” already be infringing in some manner. from 10K page 25 http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=57177025
CEO indicated in 10K Cysco and IBM are developing new hardware and software applications for remote monitoring that, if successful, could have profound implications for the industry.
now when I did a google i could only see monitoring in the business environmental....(the licensing agreements could be explosive)
Now i know Eyetalk was also developed for business, the patents also cover the areas of business:: including Patent 8,144,184 describes biometric capabilities in identifying and authenticating personnel that approach the system. The EyeTalk Communication biometric capabilities enable the smart camera technology to read physical characteristics such as finger scans, voice recognition, iris scan, physical stature, etc. Biometric use is anticipated in extremely sensitive environments where entry management and security is of critical importance.
Eyetalk For Business
24/7 Communication EyeTalk allows executives to view businesses and communicate "virtually" any time of the day or night. Archival system and database track and monitor employees, inventory and property.
Acts as a virtual receptionist (respond to anyone who comes to the front entrance) Provides instant or pre-recorded verification to US Postmaster, UPS and Federal Express Monitors back entrance deliveries for restaurants and industrial businesses Prevents false-alarm calls to security and municipalities (eliminating additional human resources burden) Conversely saves city tax dollars by reducing "immediate response" dispatches Records employees' arrival and departure Monitors equipment and office supplies Tracks inventory
Stats 47 percent of all US businesses have 4 or fewer employees, according to US Census, 2004.
Labor costs rose 1.8 percent while productivity declined, accroding to a June 2007 Bloomberg News report.