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Posted On: 02/06/2019 12:22:29 PM
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Gold49er, with all due respect, the PCI deal is not dead or stale. As a channel partner, I posted earlier why major implementations take time and this is the Case with PCI, otherwise, both Mark and George would not have told us that the big deals are not cancelled, just delayed. For a brief understanding see my post earlier attached below. I know first hand, having had to develop my own API just how easy it is to have problems and be forced to delay.
Why we wait patiently !!!
Example of time and why as investors we have to be patient .... The large deals of which we have been waiting on implementation, are part of a larger package of products being offered to consumers. To release a new product made up of several components (dark web scans, encryption, OOBA, insurance against cyber theft, etc), must work without flaws. API's must work with the computer of the person buying, the product (of each company) being sold, the company offering the product and the technology that is being used by everyone involved in the transaction. Testing must occur at every stage of development, if even one problem occurs as you roll this out to millions of people (and there will be problems) the staff of people put in place to handle these issues could be overwhelmed in a flash. Gallagher's product has come out quickly (as new products go) as the new products it offers were some of their own as well as StrikeForce's. Soon we see others implemented such as the PCI deal (when fully tested) and others that Mark has mentioned. As to revenues, we will soon see revenue from Gallagher's product offering (which is mandatory for their policy holders as Mark has mentioned) show up on StrikeForce's bottom line as it has been implemented according to Gallagher's own PR. Excitement should be building as we know what has happened and that soon we will see it unfold before our eyes.
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Why we wait patiently !!!
Example of time and why as investors we have to be patient .... The large deals of which we have been waiting on implementation, are part of a larger package of products being offered to consumers. To release a new product made up of several components (dark web scans, encryption, OOBA, insurance against cyber theft, etc), must work without flaws. API's must work with the computer of the person buying, the product (of each company) being sold, the company offering the product and the technology that is being used by everyone involved in the transaction. Testing must occur at every stage of development, if even one problem occurs as you roll this out to millions of people (and there will be problems) the staff of people put in place to handle these issues could be overwhelmed in a flash. Gallagher's product has come out quickly (as new products go) as the new products it offers were some of their own as well as StrikeForce's. Soon we see others implemented such as the PCI deal (when fully tested) and others that Mark has mentioned. As to revenues, we will soon see revenue from Gallagher's product offering (which is mandatory for their policy holders as Mark has mentioned) show up on StrikeForce's bottom line as it has been implemented according to Gallagher's own PR. Excitement should be building as we know what has happened and that soon we will see it unfold before our eyes.
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