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Posted On: 10/11/2018 1:42:44 PM
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Regarding the millions maybe more revs . . .
I personally feel the bulk is coming from PCI money. We already know who ACSs clients are through an email from Mark Brunet the ACSs CEO First data , BoA merchant services , insurance AON, Blackrock
OOBA has been made mandatory by PCI to all merchants, they have to be in compliance,however encryption is not mandatory, interesting that ACS has beefed up is encryption offering for clients and the extra revenue may come from client/companies that add the encryption to the service for employees and family members as well as the general public. Symantec is offering it and they are a competitor.
This is my speculation as I notice that ACS's web (check it out) site was updated a few months ago as has been posted here. They now include 1 mil personal insurance and Dark web scan search which are catered more to consumer products.
Revenues can happen anytime.The government clients Sleds posted about have to use money allocated by Sept 29. SFOR may very well get money from there as well. I hope so. But if not the millions are still on the table.
So we wait , we wait with the SFOR BRASS, everyone is excited, honestly it can happen anytime.
Pretty exciting. I know we all are experiencing symptoms of EFSD (Expectation Fatigued Stress Disorder) lol , we are all pretty tired by the journey, but here is where we are,
The product implementation is basically done, the channel partner has to mop up remaining details, he has evidently intimated its close to being finished, leading to Mark mentioning Oct as a month we could see it but even if its early November I'm cool with it ,:
WE ARE NOW AT THE POINT WHERE WE ARE WAITING FOR REVS TO HIT THE BANK.
I personally feel the bulk is coming from PCI money. We already know who ACSs clients are through an email from Mark Brunet the ACSs CEO First data , BoA merchant services , insurance AON, Blackrock
OOBA has been made mandatory by PCI to all merchants, they have to be in compliance,however encryption is not mandatory, interesting that ACS has beefed up is encryption offering for clients and the extra revenue may come from client/companies that add the encryption to the service for employees and family members as well as the general public. Symantec is offering it and they are a competitor.
This is my speculation as I notice that ACS's web (check it out) site was updated a few months ago as has been posted here. They now include 1 mil personal insurance and Dark web scan search which are catered more to consumer products.
Revenues can happen anytime.The government clients Sleds posted about have to use money allocated by Sept 29. SFOR may very well get money from there as well. I hope so. But if not the millions are still on the table.
So we wait , we wait with the SFOR BRASS, everyone is excited, honestly it can happen anytime.
Pretty exciting. I know we all are experiencing symptoms of EFSD (Expectation Fatigued Stress Disorder) lol , we are all pretty tired by the journey, but here is where we are,
The product implementation is basically done, the channel partner has to mop up remaining details, he has evidently intimated its close to being finished, leading to Mark mentioning Oct as a month we could see it but even if its early November I'm cool with it ,:
WE ARE NOW AT THE POINT WHERE WE ARE WAITING FOR REVS TO HIT THE BANK.
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