QEDC - Qed Connect Inc - Page 8

jmoxon4 · Thu, 08-02-2007, 11:16 AM

Basically any company that is world wide would be awesome.......Star bucks, Microsoft, Apple, IBM, Verizon, Sprint, Mobile, Wal-mart, any major company's Headquarters.....The possibilities are endless with this technology. Every school, high school, college, University, all business's, small, medium, and corporate level...If they launched a household version. You tell me what a parent would not want there kids protected from people who would try to take advantage of there kids?? Endless opportunity's!

blade2 · Mon, 08-06-2007, 08:26 AM

i get what you are saying. you would think that the PC connections place would have that considering they are in the same city, right. that would be a good place for QEDC to start marketing.

admin · Tue, 01-15-2008, 08:47 AM

QED Connect Expands Contract With Living Classrooms Foundation's Carmelo Anthony Youth Development Center
2:30a ET January 14, 2008 (Market Wire)

QED Connect, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: QEDC), an innovative software-as-a-service provider for the information security market, announced it has expanded its existing contract with the Living Classrooms Foundation, a leading Maryland-based nonprofit. QED's flagship Omni Manager was first deployed earlier this year on computers in the organization's Carmelo Anthony Youth Development Center, a 22,000 square foot facility partially funded by the NBA star to provide educational and social programs for community youth. Omni Manager has now been installed on the remainder of the Center's computers to provide comprehensive Internet filtering, monitoring and reporting capabilities.

"The Internet is an amazing educational resource, but without the appropriate security measures, it can turn into a very dangerous place," said Mike Meakes, Director of IT for the Living Classrooms Foundation. "Omni Manager has really delivered on its value proposition, successfully protecting our children from inappropriate and potentially harmful web sites. Our users can safely surf the Internet at any time, while our staff maintains complete visibility and control over computer activity. We are very pleased to add Omni Manager licenses for all computers in the Carmelo Anthony Youth Center."

About QED Connect, Inc.

QED Connect, Inc. is an information security Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider that gives organizations visibility, management and control of activity on all their computers, laptops and wireless devices. The company's popular SaaS, Omni Manager, is a web-hosted software application completely maintained and operated by QED. Customers do not install any software on their end, yet they obtain the benefits of packaged, commercially licensed software without the complexity and high cost.

Omni Manager is an affordable way to monitor and manage employee use of company computers and the Internet at any time, from any location in the world. This solves the problems created by today's 'virtual' work environment of branch offices, remote workers and traveling employees. Omni Manager offers all the essential security applications in one subscription-based service, including e-mail and Internet filtering and blocking, antivirus, instant messaging control, asset tracking, application usage monitoring and policy management. ROI is delivered in the form of improved employee productivity, cost savings and operational efficiencies. For more information, visit QED Connect.

bvisailor · Tue, 01-29-2008, 12:21 PM

Does anyone have any financial information to share on QEDC? Project revenues, etc. Numerous pr's on new deals, but w/o revenue #'s. Recent sell-off suggests otherwise it appears.

capt_nemo · Tue, 01-29-2008, 12:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bvisailor

Does anyone have any financial information to share on QEDC? Project revenues, etc. Numerous pr's on new deals, but w/o revenue #'s. Recent sell-off suggests otherwise it appears.

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bvisailor · Wed, 01-30-2008, 08:56 AM

Thank you for your reply. I've noticed you have followed this company in the past and perhaps you were a shareholder at one time. I make my own decisions on what I buy and sell. I don't need advise. These forums are a way to gather information, nothing else. I've researched this company because of the industry they are in, nothing more.

capt_nemo · Wed, 01-30-2008, 09:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bvisailor

Thank you for your reply. I've noticed you have followed this company in the past and perhaps you were a shareholder at one time. I make my own decisions on what I buy and sell. I don't need advise. These forums are a way to gather information, nothing else. I've researched this company because of the industry they are in, nothing more.

Good luck with this game, study and read and watch a lot before ya throw too much $$$ at it!!!. Learn the paper machines dumping stock, and watch the patterns they all form in daily trading, And like previous post, If there is no available info on a ticker, Use extreme caution. Money can be made but you must babysit the POS LOL

bvisailor · Thu, 01-31-2008, 01:18 PM

You would probably get a better return playing blackjack in Vegas, but $$$ can be made in the penny world. I made alot and lost some as well. If you watch it closely (and I do) tic by tic you can spot a trend. The trick is knowing when to get out with a profit and not get greedy by holding on as well as avoiding the pump and dumpers.

Thanks for your input.

capt_nemo · Thu, 01-31-2008, 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bvisailor

You would probably get a better return playing blackjack in Vegas, but $$$ can be made in the penny world. I made alot and lost some as well. If you watch it closely (and I do) tic by tic you can spot a trend. The trick is knowing when to get out with a profit and not get greedy by holding on as well as avoiding the pump and dumpers.

Thanks for your input.

I think you have got it haaaaaaaaaaaaa Perfect, sounds like you are aware of the games rules saweeeeeeeeeeeeet

bvisailor · Mon, 02-04-2008, 09:54 AM

02/04/08
The producers of “Eye on America,” an innovative, educational television series hosted by noted TV personality Greg Gumbel, are pleased to announce that they will feature QED Connect, Inc. in a segment on topics, trends and issues related to “Innovations in IT Solutions.”

The show is to be seen on Fox Business Network nationally and regionally in select markets on CNN and MSNBC. “Eye on America” is an independent production with no direct affiliation with any one network.

The personal use of the Internet, e-mail, instant messaging and other applications while at work, not only slows down productivity, it also costs employers millions of dollars annually in productivity losses and legal liabilities. But with new technologies in place, like those offered by QED Connect, Inc., business owners can rest at ease.

Headquartered in Nashua, New Hampshire, QED Connect, Inc. is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider that enables organizations to monitor and manage how employees are using computers, laptops, wireless devices and the Internet at any time, from any location in the world. Its flagship offering is called Omni Manager. A web-hosted service, Omni Manager, tracks and reports on employee use of the Internet, e-mail, instant messaging, and other applications.

Solving the challenge of securing today’s ‘virtual’ work environment of branch offices, remote workers and traveling employees, Omni Manager delivers ROI by controlling employee use of the Internet and non-work related applications. In addition, it also reduces operating and maintenance costs, and IT management and administration time.

“Until now, it’s been cost-prohibitive for many organizations to build their own information security infrastructures - typically requiring multiple high-priced software packages from different vendors - and maintain the IT staff to support them,” says Tom Makmann, Chairman of QED Connect. “For an affordable per seat license fee, it provides an outsourced, all-inclusive security infrastructure that deploys in minutes, is easy to manage, and offers all the essential security functions.”

Internet filtering, blocking and monitoring, e-mail filtering, antivirus, instant messaging control, asset tracking and hardware/software audit, application usage monitoring, policy creation and management and detailed reporting tools are among Omni Manager’s many functions.

The two-minute segment will address this pressing issue, and will introduce viewers to the technology and one of its users. The air date will be announced in an upcoming press release.

Wow...a whompin..stompin 2 minutes of fluff

Tue, 01-15-2008, 08:47 AM	#73 (permalink)
admin Administrator Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 49	QED Connect Expands Contract With Living Classrooms QED Connect Expands Contract With Living Classrooms Foundation's Carmelo Anthony Youth Development Center 2:30a ET January 14, 2008 (Market Wire) QED Connect, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: QEDC), an innovative software-as-a-service provider for the information security market, announced it has expanded its existing contract with the Living Classrooms Foundation, a leading Maryland-based nonprofit. QED's flagship Omni Manager was first deployed earlier this year on computers in the organization's Carmelo Anthony Youth Development Center, a 22,000 square foot facility partially funded by the NBA star to provide educational and social programs for community youth. Omni Manager has now been installed on the remainder of the Center's computers to provide comprehensive Internet filtering, monitoring and reporting capabilities. "The Internet is an amazing educational resource, but without the appropriate security measures, it can turn into a very dangerous place," said Mike Meakes, Director of IT for the Living Classrooms Foundation. "Omni Manager has really delivered on its value proposition, successfully protecting our children from inappropriate and potentially harmful web sites. Our users can safely surf the Internet at any time, while our staff maintains complete visibility and control over computer activity. We are very pleased to add Omni Manager licenses for all computers in the Carmelo Anthony Youth Center." About QED Connect, Inc. QED Connect, Inc. is an information security Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider that gives organizations visibility, management and control of activity on all their computers, laptops and wireless devices. The company's popular SaaS, Omni Manager, is a web-hosted software application completely maintained and operated by QED. Customers do not install any software on their end, yet they obtain the benefits of packaged, commercially licensed software without the complexity and high cost. Omni Manager is an affordable way to monitor and manage employee use of company computers and the Internet at any time, from any location in the world. This solves the problems created by today's 'virtual' work environment of branch offices, remote workers and traveling employees. Omni Manager offers all the essential security applications in one subscription-based service, including e-mail and Internet filtering and blocking, antivirus, instant messaging control, asset tracking, application usage monitoring and policy management. ROI is delivered in the form of improved employee productivity, cost savings and operational efficiencies. For more information, visit QED Connect.

Tue, 01-29-2008, 12:21 PM	#74 (permalink)
bvisailor Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 6	Available Financial Information Does anyone have any financial information to share on QEDC? Project revenues, etc. Numerous pr's on new deals, but w/o revenue #'s. Recent sell-off suggests otherwise it appears.

Thu, 01-31-2008, 01:18 PM	#78 (permalink)
bvisailor Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 6	A game it is.... You would probably get a better return playing blackjack in Vegas, but $$$ can be made in the penny world. I made alot and lost some as well. If you watch it closely (and I do) tic by tic you can spot a trend. The trick is knowing when to get out with a profit and not get greedy by holding on as well as avoiding the pump and dumpers. Thanks for your input.

Mon, 02-04-2008, 09:54 AM	#80 (permalink)
bvisailor Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 6	More Fluff....... 02/04/08 The producers of “Eye on America,” an innovative, educational television series hosted by noted TV personality Greg Gumbel, are pleased to announce that they will feature QED Connect, Inc. in a segment on topics, trends and issues related to “Innovations in IT Solutions.” The show is to be seen on Fox Business Network nationally and regionally in select markets on CNN and MSNBC. “Eye on America” is an independent production with no direct affiliation with any one network. The personal use of the Internet, e-mail, instant messaging and other applications while at work, not only slows down productivity, it also costs employers millions of dollars annually in productivity losses and legal liabilities. But with new technologies in place, like those offered by QED Connect, Inc., business owners can rest at ease. Headquartered in Nashua, New Hampshire, QED Connect, Inc. is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider that enables organizations to monitor and manage how employees are using computers, laptops, wireless devices and the Internet at any time, from any location in the world. Its flagship offering is called Omni Manager. A web-hosted service, Omni Manager, tracks and reports on employee use of the Internet, e-mail, instant messaging, and other applications. Solving the challenge of securing today’s ‘virtual’ work environment of branch offices, remote workers and traveling employees, Omni Manager delivers ROI by controlling employee use of the Internet and non-work related applications. In addition, it also reduces operating and maintenance costs, and IT management and administration time. “Until now, it’s been cost-prohibitive for many organizations to build their own information security infrastructures - typically requiring multiple high-priced software packages from different vendors - and maintain the IT staff to support them,” says Tom Makmann, Chairman of QED Connect. “For an affordable per seat license fee, it provides an outsourced, all-inclusive security infrastructure that deploys in minutes, is easy to manage, and offers all the essential security functions.” Internet filtering, blocking and monitoring, e-mail filtering, antivirus, instant messaging control, asset tracking and hardware/software audit, application usage monitoring, policy creation and management and detailed reporting tools are among Omni Manager’s many functions. The two-minute segment will address this pressing issue, and will introduce viewers to the technology and one of its users. The air date will be announced in an upcoming press release. Wow...a whompin..stompin 2 minutes of fluff

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Thu, 08-02-2007, 11:16 AM	#71 (permalink)
jmoxon4 Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 115	Basically any company that is world wide would be awesome.......Star bucks, Microsoft, Apple, IBM, Verizon, Sprint, Mobile, Wal-mart, any major company's Headquarters.....The possibilities are endless with this technology. Every school, high school, college, University, all business's, small, medium, and corporate level...If they launched a household version. You tell me what a parent would not want there kids protected from people who would try to take advantage of there kids?? Endless opportunity's!

Mon, 08-06-2007, 08:26 AM	#72 (permalink)
blade2 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 3	i get what you are saying. you would think that the PC connections place would have that considering they are in the same city, right. that would be a good place for QEDC to start marketing.

Wed, 01-30-2008, 08:56 AM	#76 (permalink)
bvisailor Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 6	Thank you for your reply. I've noticed you have followed this company in the past and perhaps you were a shareholder at one time. I make my own decisions on what I buy and sell. I don't need advise. These forums are a way to gather information, nothing else. I've researched this company because of the industry they are in, nothing more.