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It is at it's 52 week low. Buying oppertunity before any news out. Possible deal with Novell. .0004 right now.
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Appgen Platinum Reseller PowerIntermodal Software Adopts ASP Model via COMTEX
March 7, 2006
Full-Featured Application Service for Intermodal Transport Market Is the First of Its Kind
TACOMA, WA, Mar 07, 2006 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) --
InsynQ, Inc. (OTC: INSN), a premier provider of online application services and owner of Appgen Business Software, announced today that PowerIntermodal Software, a Platinum-level Appgen developer partner, has recently launched the PowerIntermodal software-as-a-service, adopting the Always-ON technology model.
The Internet-based service called Powerintermodal.net offers access to the PowerIntermodal suite of applications, combined with Appgen's core back-office accounting systems, as an online subscription-based service. This is the first entry of its kind for the intermodal software market. The ASP service has been deployed using Novell's SUSE Linux platform as the foundation operating environment, and with Appgen 4GL-developed applications comprising most of the application infrastructure.
Offering an ASP service in addition to the traditional licensed software gives PowerIntermodal the ability to expand their market reach beyond their current geographic boundaries. "The Appgen database is extremely stable and scalable across a wide variety of customer needs," says Carl Schultz, President of PowerIntermodal. "PowerIntermodal Software has deployed the Appgen product line to service customer needs that range from just a few users to several hundred concurrent users. Its architecture supports seamless remote access which is critical to the intermodal industry."
"InsynQ has significant experience with the ASP business model," said John Gorst, CEO of InsynQ. "By enabling our Appgen business partners and helping them orient their solutions towards a subscription-based model, we increase the reach and market potential of the applications."
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Hope so! I got in at 0.0006 a while ago waiting for some sort of Novell-ish type announcement.
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InsynQ's Appgen Business Software Will Sponsor at Novell BrainShare Global 2006 March 19-24
TACOMA, WA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 02/15/06 -- InsynQ, Inc. (OTC BB: INSN), a premier provider of Internet-delivered online accounting solutions, owner of Appgen Business Software, and a Novell Technology Partner, announced today that it will be a sponsor at Novell BrainShare Global 2006.
The Appgen Business Software line, which includes MyBooks Professional and the Custom Suite enterprise level accounting solutions, are YES certified by Novell and have proven performance in both Novell SUSE Linux and NetWare platforms. Appgen products run on various Linux distributions, as well as Windows and MAC OSX. Appgen's 4GL Development System was designed to run in a variety of Unix/Linux environments.
In addition to Appgen application products, InsynQ will introduce Always-ON CRM at BrainShare, an on-demand hosted customer relationship management system offering an extensive range of features and value-added functionality. SugarCRM, the original maker of the core CRM application, is also a Novell partner. Always-ON CRM is the newest addition to the InsynQ desktop application hosting service.
BrainShare is Novell's annual global technical event that showcases the newest computing technologies and innovations in the industry. Sponsors include major companies like HP and Dell. For InsynQ, this sponsorship opportunity will increase visibility and recognition as a valuable member of the Linux-based computing community, and provides a venue to showcase a variety of application services and solutions available for Linux platform users.
About InsynQ
InsynQ has been delivering outsourced software application hosting and managed IT services since 1997. InsynQ allows business customers to "turn on" their software applications and workstations instantly through any Internet-connected computer, regardless of operating system. InsynQ subscribers can freely access their software and data -- fully virus-protected and automatically backed up -- from any computer, anywhere in the world. InsynQ's purchase of selected business software from Appgen in 2005 improves the flexibility and cost-efficiency of InsynQ's delivery by using Linux-based application servers that enable customers the choice of multiple platforms. For more information, visit us at www.insynq.com or call us at 253-284-2000.
Forward-Looking Statements
Forward-looking statements are subject to a number of risks, assumptions and uncertainties that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those projected in such forward-looking statements. These risks, assumptions and uncertainties include: the ability to complete systems within currently estimated time frames and budgets; the ability to compete effectively in a rapidly evolving and price competitive marketplace; changes in the nature of telecommunications regulation in the United States and other countries; changes in business strategy; the successful integration of newly-acquired businesses; the impact of technological change; and other risks referenced from time to time in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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I don't care about the company. I just want to know when the MMs are going to run it. The pps is controlled by the MMs, not the company itself.
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Look for this to move higher as it approaches the expo on March 19th with Novell.
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quote:Originally posted by logical buyer: Look for this to move higher as it approaches the expo on March 19th with Novell.
I agree this will be big!
BrainShare is Novell's annual global technical event that showcases the newest computing technologies and innovations in the industry. Sponsors include major companies like HP and Dell. For InsynQ, this sponsorship opportunity will increase visibility and recognition as a valuable member of the Linux-based computing community, and provides a venue to showcase a variety of application services and solutions available for Linux platform users.
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FYI, this stock traded for over $200.00 a share a few years ago. It is at an all time low now. It was up over .0010 to .0040 just back in Nov.
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$200 a share!!?? What happened? I've played INSN a few times and I'm currently in at .0006. I had no idea it used to trade that high. Is that really accurate?
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Go to quotemedia.com. This stock traded in 2001 for over $200.00 a share. It was still trading over $100.00 in 2002. Used to trade under INSNE ticker.
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what caused it to fall from 200.00 a share down to the sub penny stock it is today. Did they go through bankruptsy or somthing.
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Still doing DD. It looks like when the tech bubble burst. They were left holding the bag. Just like some other penny stocks like JDSU and CNXT. Both were trading over $100.00, they dropped down in the pennies. Both started to climb out of pennies in summer 2005. Their both trading over $3.00 now. I can't find a bankruptsy on InsynQ yet.
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Keping an eye on this stock. may have to jump in for a few hundred thousand shares.
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I don't see any indication of a bankruptcy filing other than a predecessor company filing in the late 90s. I have a PACER account, but my password is at work so I'll have to check tomorrow. One interesting thing is the relatively low number of outstanding shares. I would think that means good news, the PPS skyrockets big time. But bad news such that InsynQ sells more shares out onto the market, PPS straight to .0001. This is definitely a stock to get into if you like to swing for the fences.
The Appgen Business Software line, which includes MyBooks Professional and the Custom Suite enterprise level accounting solutions, are YES certified by Novell and have proven performance in both Novell SUSE Linux and NetWare platforms. Appgen products run on various Linux distributions, as well as Windows and MAC OSX. Appgen's 4GL Development System was designed to run in a variety of Unix/Linux environments.
In addition to Appgen application products, InsynQ will introduce Always-ON CRM at BrainShare, an on-demand hosted customer relationship management system offering an extensive range of features and value-added functionality. SugarCRM, the original maker of the core CRM application, is also a Novell partner. Always-ON CRM is the newest addition to the InsynQ desktop application hosting service.
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This stock goes higher. I do not expect the company to dump shares, especially anytime soon. That is what caught my eye the relatively low float. The event March 19-24 could be huge for them.
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Up 25% today. Getting closer to the Novell BrainShare Global 2006 (March 19-24), where they will be a sponsor.
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