Moneylender
- 23 Jan 2003 08:09
Kivver
- 09 Jun 2004 10:51
- 402 of 2262
what is evo, sorry to be ignorant, bought some these shares because i liked the name, lol.
Kivver
- 09 Jun 2004 10:52
- 403 of 2262
and doing nicely thank you, should i keep them in your opinion?
yuff
- 09 Jun 2004 11:28
- 404 of 2262
kivver
Evo are one of the mm's and also the house broker.
IMO these are a strong buy.
dickdasterdly10000
- 09 Jun 2004 12:10
- 405 of 2262
(PR NEWSWIRE) MCI Launches On-Demand Application Service
MCI Launches On-Demand Application Service
- Companies Can Now Intelligently Distribute Software Over MCI's Global IP
Network to Enhance Productivity and Optimize Resources -
ASHBURN, Va., June 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- MCI, Inc. (MCIA.PK) today
introduced its On-Demand Application Service, a new managed solution that
helps businesses intelligently distribute software to end-users via MCI's
global IP network. Delivering on its Convergence Networking strategy, MCI's
new on-demand service addresses the growing challenge businesses face in
distributing software to multiple locations and hundreds of users. With this
first-of-its-kind service, companies can now more easily distribute software
releases and patch updates, better control software licenses and track
software usage under a pay-as-you-go model.
"As more companies leverage the power of IP, MCI is using its global IP
network in a new way to empower a host of new business capabilities," said
Nancy Gofus, MCI senior vice president, Product Management. "MCI's On-Demand
Application Service is bringing together the power of computing and networking
to deliver the benefits of convergence to our customers."
Available immediately, MCI's new fully managed offering builds on the
"software-as-a-service" concept and helps companies lower total cost of
ownership, optimize company resources and improve network utilization. With a
simple connection to MCI's IP network, companies can utilize MCI's streaming
application delivery platform to centrally deploy and locally execute
Windows-based software. As a result, On-Demand Application Service customers
can benefit from several new capabilities, including automated software
entitlement, compliance, license tracking and extensive monitoring, metering
and reporting capabilities.
Hosted at an MCI data center and centrally streamed over the company's
global IP network to user desktops, the service enables companies to support
corporate-wide usage of applications to geographically dispersed users and the
"extended" enterprise, resulting in better performance and faster download
rates than more traditional methods. MCI is utilizing the latest technology
from Endeavors Technology, a leading provider of on-demand software tools.
A key advantage of this service is its extensive license compliance and
usage tracking capabilities that provide businesses with valuable statistical
information at the desktop level. With these features, MCI customers can log
all usage and check for compliance each time an application is requested using
a Web-based interface. This provides the ability to create a software audit of
licenses in use and to assess users by specific application. Offering
customers a new and better way to plan for software purchases, MCI's On-Demand
Application Service also provides strong anti-piracy and license management
control features.
One of the first to utilize this service is MCI's internal department
responsible for software and hardware contract administration and license
compliance. Enabling the distribution of six different software application
deployments initially to 200+ users, MCI has stopped shipping CD-ROMS to
corporate users and eliminated the time and effort spent installing the
software. Now MCI can push the software simultaneously to end users quickly,
easily and securely with the ability to monitor application usage, helping the
department to become more efficient in managing software licenses and better
informed when making software-purchasing decisions. As a result, MCI is
reducing operating expenses and improving overall efficiencies through
automation.
MCI's On-Demand Application Service is easily integrated with the
company's other offerings, including its Remote Access, Wide Area Networking,
Data Center, Security and Content Delivery services, to deliver a
comprehensive communication solution to customers.
MCI's Convergence Networking strategy blends old and new, voice and data,
and public and private networking capabilities to deliver new business
advantages for its customers. As computing and telecommunications converge,
MCI is uniquely positioned to lead the market and deliver on the promise of a
more efficient and effective communications infrastructure that allows
businesses to enhance productivity and optimize resources at all levels of an
organization.
About MCI
MCI, Inc., (MCIA.PK), is a leading global communications provider,
delivering innovative, cost-effective, advanced communications connectivity to
businesses, governments and consumers. With the industry's most expansive
global IP backbone, based on the number of company-owned points of presence,
and wholly-owned data networks, MCI develops the converged communications
products and services that are the foundation for commerce and communications
in today's market. For more information, go to http://www.mci.com.
SOURCE MCI, Inc.
-0- 06/09/2004
/CONTACT: Janet Brumfield of MCI, Inc., +1-800-644-NEWS,
janet.brumfield@mci.com /
/Web site: http://www.mci.com /
(MCIA)
CO: MCI, Inc.
ST: Virginia
IN: CPR TLS STW NET MLM HRD
SU: PDT
*** end of story ***
yuff
- 09 Jun 2004 12:19
- 406 of 2262
Well looks like what we have been saying all along Dick!
dickdasterdly10000
- 09 Jun 2004 12:25
- 407 of 2262
Great news Yuff
used by MCI and sold by them - can;t ask for more than MCI and autodesk as your first two customers
madasafish
- 09 Jun 2004 14:20
- 408 of 2262
Well the Express said MCI and Microsoft.
100% correct for MCI.
What about Microsoft?
Anstey
- 09 Jun 2004 15:49
- 409 of 2262
Will we see 30p soon? It's that time of year for holidays...I would like some increased spending money :))
yuff
- 09 Jun 2004 15:53
- 410 of 2262
Anstey
I think the chance of 30p this summer is better than 50/50
fred elliott
- 09 Jun 2004 16:08
- 411 of 2262
yuff
I am bolder than you-word has it that 40p min is on the cards with a quick hike up to 50p once the news flow starts to get rolling.
Word has it that RNS is just around the corner.
This baby is gonna rock and roll sooooooon I say this baby is gonna rock and roll sooooon.
aldwickk
- 09 Jun 2004 16:23
- 412 of 2262
are you Fred Elliot? i say are you Fred Elliot.
dickdasterdly10000
- 09 Jun 2004 16:54
- 413 of 2262
Tadpole IR Note - June 9, 2004
Further to an RNS dated January 19, 2004 announcing a contract win by
Tadpole's Endeavors Technology subsidiary from a major U.S.
telecommunications company, please be advised that the following update has
been issued today. A related link to MCI's announcement also issued today
appears below for your convenience.
Sincerely
Hugh Paterson
Patcom Media
June 9, 2004
Tadpole Technology plc (LSE:TAD) today announces that the AppExpress
technology of its Endeavors Technology subsidiary has been selected by MCI
to empower a new product of the global communications company to stream
Windows-based software on-demand to US multinationals via its IP network.
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http://global.mci.com/news/news2.xml?newsid=10850&mode=longā©=en&width=530&langlinks=off
Moneylender
- 09 Jun 2004 21:06
- 415 of 2262
I did say big Wednesday!
And Thurs and Friday, get up early tomorrow fellars.
you aint seen nothing yet.
Moneylender
yuff
- 09 Jun 2004 22:06
- 416 of 2262
Superrod
Re: advfn
Just be happy that grossone still has his short open and is starting to feel uncomfortable every day the price rises.
He's lost 25% in 10 days couldn't happen to a nicer person.
yuff
- 10 Jun 2004 10:58
- 417 of 2262
Anyone any comments on todays price movement.
superrod
- 10 Jun 2004 11:39
- 418 of 2262
yuff
i would agree with you except for one small detail..............i dont believe the guy is short or long on ANYTHING, never mind tad.
Moneylender
- 10 Jun 2004 11:50
- 419 of 2262
Posted on another BB,by Mike Walk. I share his sentiments and comments.
M
All Tad's PR - as others have commented - has been rather low key. No RNS. But at the same time the share has established a trading range 15-20p.
Why has the PR been so low key? As others have suggested, the news is not really earth shattering but with the Aotodesk Press Releases it confirms:
1. Endeavours software works in the real world.
2. It is of commercial quality
3. Some large corporations are using it. (and saving money by doing so).
Those are absolute essentials as a base for any meaningful and prolonged price increase. No-one honestly could have said that about all Tadpole's products any time in the past 4 years . So real progress has been made.
We know Cartesia makes money: the present news suggests Endeavours is likely to sell in enough volume to do the same.
More importantly, Endeavours is now positioned so that if a MAJOR player uses it as a delivery method for software, others are likely to follow suit.. and very quickly because of the costs and marketing advantages it offers. Autodesk and MCI have proved it does save money.
Now the Express said MCI and Microsoft. 100% correct so far. I believe that Microsoft as a customer would provide the traction Endeavours needs and once announced the customer base will expand rapidly (traction!) and the share price will follow as a series of major contracts should follow Microsoft as sure as night follows day.
I believe the Express has some inside track and is correct. So expect a Microsoft RNS soon... That would be REAL news: not the regurgitation of MCI news that an RNS would have meant if it had been issued (the managemnet said they would not push false news.. remember?).
Then we have the interims. These are key because if Tad win loads of contracts but still will be lossmaking in the future then it's all rather pointless.
The interims should show the company :
1. has 3 to 5 million cash (by my calculations)
2. is now largely cash neutral and starting to generate cash
3. made losses in the first half due to Endeavours but should be profitable in the second and may (probably will) make a profit for the full year. It will generate cash.
These are all the ingredients for a sustained and sustainable price increase. Whilst there will be spikes, the old Tad price history of a sudden rise and then price collapse will hopefully be gone. Why? Because the fundamentals of the business: sales, cash and profits are in place. That's what is new this time. No need of rights issues to fund losses.
So I expect a very bullish interim trading statement from the Chairman: backed by sizeable contract wins in the past and to come.
So a low key PR campaign is deliberate - imo- to manage expectations so the Company can give shareholders a realistic picture of what is likely to hapen in the future. How many Tad Chairmen have been able honestly to do that in the past 5 years? None. And the shareprice - and they - have paid the price.
I think we are sitting of the edge of a breakthrough. All the ingredients are there. They are published in full. Today only a few can recognise that.
When it is patently obvious to the world and his wife what is actually happening is too late to buy: because the price will reflect it. At present it reflects a struggling software company with a loyal band of shareholders - many of whom are sceptical and scarred by the failures of the past.
So watch for a build up to the interims.
(This is all my opinion so treat it accordingly. I may be totally wrong about Microsoft and the interims. My money says I am correct:-)
yuff
- 10 Jun 2004 12:01
- 420 of 2262
ML
Its a good post and does make a lot of sense.
Superrod
Agree entirely, this site is definitely more quality without all the children playing.
It is amazing how one poster can provide so much interest.
pachandl
- 10 Jun 2004 13:25
- 421 of 2262
ML - agree with your post. What a shame some people went on and on about how the MCI announcement would shift this share to the low 30's. Hopefully the Tad management will handle expectations at a more realistic level - if only some BB contributors would do the same. Cheers.