GLBE.055x.065.Stephen ex consultant to IBM, Aironet, GTE, and Harris Corporation.
The last 3 PRs had something to do with the upside.See where it goes.IBM,GTE Consultant?Read last PRs below bold.
CARSON CITY, Nev.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 4, 2004--Global eScience Corporation announces the signing of a consulting agreement with Stephen Philipp.
Virgil Hentz, Chairman and CEO of the Company, stated, "We are very excited to have Stephen join our team. In the past Stephen has been a consultant to IBM, Aironet, GTE, and Harris Corporation. He has worked in development of wireless technologies and satellite communications from its infancy."
Hentz continues, "He joins us in our pursuit of development of various wireless applications. With his experience and Global eSciences present deployments, he becomes a major asset as we continue to build our wireless based network. This gives us added strength in research and development of additional products and services to the market place."
CARSON CITY, Nev.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 5, 2004--Global eScience Corporations main target focus is in the transportation and hospitality industries (travelers). With the companies expanding corridors throughout the USA and Canada, high-speed wireless Internet connectivity will make this all possible. Beginning from Fargo's established hub, along major interstate arteries to Chicago, on to New York, Winnepeg, Canada and down Highway 29 to Texas. This corridor will make it possible to expand to the rural communities along the way, in offering high-speed Internet connection, as well as additional IP telephony equipment and services.
Virgil Hentz, Chairman and CEO of the Company, stated, "Content will pay the way, through our identified target markets. IP telephony service, virtually "penny cheap", with access available with only a dial-up connection. Savings for business with IP-PBX connection through high-speed internet connection. The 802.11 wireless capabilities, through our "hot spot" locations along the corridor, with cutting-edge products and services that will offer additional value to our customers."
Hentz continues, "We have identified additional products and services, such as Multi-Media Advertising throughout our deployments. We are currently in development of a "Commercial-No Frill" laptop, which will include 802.11, Pentium 4, with up to a 4 gig hard drive, with both GPS and VOIP capability. Our equipment will be manufactured in the USA, utilizing local people in the areas we are servicing. This is part of our on going business plan in building a strong and viable organization. By Fiscal 2005, we are projecting gross sales and revenue of $17,000,000, which represents a profit margin of 35 to 50%. This projection exceeds our previous goal and objection."
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Press Release Source: Global eScience Corporation
Global eScience Announces its e-Media Network
Wednesday February 11, 9:00 am ET
CARSON CITY, Nev.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 11, 2004--Global eScience announces a new target medium for "Out of Home" advertising and information. This new site, sound, and motion advertising focuses on the consumer audience on the go during key hours of the day.
Virgil Hentz, chairman and CEO of the company, stated, "Advertisers have consistently searched for a better means to reach the consumer, as well as utilizing their advertising dollars wisely. With the use of proprietary software and equipment, we can reach thousands of consumers per day. The e-Media network replaces the traditional way, in an integrated cross medium, for both advertising and public service information formats. This will offer an additional service value to our business clients."
Hentz continues, "Global eScience's initial geographically targeted area is Fargo, North Dakota. F&M Media will spearhead that area market, with expansion throughout the Central USA. With our goal of 150 locations for fiscal year 2005, we are projecting a profit margin of 40% to 45%, with a base cost of $50,000 to $75,000 per standard installation." |
