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What didn't come through in the conference call, for me, is the
MAGNITUDE of the problem. Let's suppose science discovered that
on Jan. 1, 2000, the earth will change its tilt. Then Boeing,
Lockheed and Airbus announce that every airplane in the world needs to
have their navigation equipment checked by a little company in
Denver with a $5 stock price. Otherwise, the plane's instrumentation
may cause it to crash. Where would the $5 stock price close the
next day? Wonderware, Square D and Fluor Daniel are major league
partners, but they just don't convey "instant legitimacy" to the
factory floor problem, and TPRO's lock on the solution. Hence, the
magnitude of the problem, in length, depth and breadth, remains
obscured. I hope TPRO won't flinch from stressing magnitude next call. |
