PUMA announced 2 for 1 split today and the earnings are coming tomorrow.
from the Jan 7th post on this thread
Puma Technology {PUMA}
With the shift in paradigms that is currently underway in the software industry brought about by the open code revolution and the advent of web-based software and
applications as a viable alternative to the Microsoft empire, Puma Technology, Inc. is poised to benefit from its foresight and development of software products for
the next generation of connectivity that is on the horizon. This shift of power in the software industry coupled with the growing feasibility and predominance of small,
powerful hand-held devices (made possible by advancements in integrated circuit technology) that may access data, networks, LANs and even the Internet remotely finds
PUMA in the right place at the right time. Wireless connections made possible by Qualcomm's CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) technology coupled with advanced
microwave transmission techniques will allow access to data through this new generation of computing devices. If PUMA has its way, their software and applications will be
an integral part of this convergence of technologies.
PUMA is a leading developer of products for the new era of wireless interconnectivity. Their products offer local, LAN, and remote data synchronization between the
new generation of hand-held devices and both PC and server-based applications. PUMA also offers an infrared-based wireless solution that enables
connectivity for file exchange and printing within close quarters free of cables or lines. The company offers software developer's kits which enable hardware and
software manufacturers to establish compatibility with PUMA's products in the early stages of product development. This ensures that PUMA will be viable software
option for end users of new products. This licensing of development kits is an important component of the PUMA business model which ensures PUMA a
position of predominance within the new arena of small hand-held computing and communications devices.
The company offers products for a long list of OEMs and software platforms including: 3Com's Palm Pilot, Windows CE devices, Nokia, Sharp, Texas
Instruments, REX, Hewlett Packard Palm Top, AT&T, Orchestrate, SDK, and Lotus Notes. The company also boasts business relationships throughout a broad
spectrum of industries with business associates like Amazon.com, Qualcomm, Sprint, GE, Goldman Sachs, Cisco Systems, United Technologies, Anderson Consulting, and
Baan.
Puma Technology, Inc.
2550 N. First St., Ste. 500
San Jose, CA 95131
Phone: 408-321-7650
Fax: 408-433-2212
Puma Technology specializes in being in sync. Its flagship Intellisync software lets users access, exchange, and synchronize data stored on different types of computing devices, including notebook and handheld computers, personal electronic organizers, and smart phones and pagers. Puma's TranXit software uses wireless infrared connectivity technology for file exchanges and printing. Its Satellite Forms software creates and deploys applications for handheld devices. The company sells to OEMs (68% of sales) directly and through distributors such as Ingram Micro and Tech Data. Toshiba accounts for almost 20% of sales. Puma has agreed to acquire Internet infrastructure software provider NetMind Technologies.
pumatech.com
Top Competitors: E-Sync | Geoworks | LXE |
