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[picsous] 12/12/2019 09:37

All that's required now is a little loss in January and we go back to 25p

[reeltime] 12/12/2019 08:00

What is equally annoying is the lack of a trading update, when you consider all what is going on behind the scenes re-partnerships, joint ventures and POC's. I would have thought that BATM would have used the AGM as an opportunity to update us and the market....

[fse] 12/12/2019 03:56

It’s annoying for certain that the share price once again is marked down on very low volume. I bought some trading shares back in the low 40,s so out of sorts with those at the moment.

[car1pet] 10/12/2019 15:07

heading for the 30s.

[stesh] 10/12/2019 12:47

Stop worrying they are now members of Intel's Prestigous Partners Group. Who knows perhaps another plaque for Zvi'sOffice. ?

[car1pet] 09/12/2019 09:48

Looks like same old BATM. Full of promises for the future but never materialise into growth in business and share price. After 10 years holding I think I will sell out in January. I'll wait to see if there is santa rally!!

[reeltime] 08/12/2019 22:03

gerihatrick.....Thanks for reporting your findings, cheers

[cumnor] 06/12/2019 20:06

Thanks, gerihatr1k-feels like the only thing this company is lacking is a mgmt that needs to get its finger out in terms of selling its story to serious investors and a skeptical market. Imagine the share price would be double if US quoted.

[james dean] 06/12/2019 19:33

gerihatrick

Thanks for the agm update, appreciated.

Looking at the time scale I can see why sometimes I feel disappointed with the company. I/we took Batm up in 2001 adding on the way as news seemed positive in various sections of the business.

Citywhispers back in 2001 had Batm as one of seven as a suggestion:
£1.06,turbulent tech and Telecom sector has taken its toll on BatM, a quality product that has been let down by its suppliers towards the end of last year had forced the company to announce a warning on its sales. If the product is as good as analysts say, then this stock will recover in a settled market, additionally there is a very high probability the company will receive a bid approach at a vast premium to its current price.

When you look at the update you have given it seems on a par to 2001 IMHO

Thanks again and best wishes for the coming season.

[fse] 06/12/2019 19:23

Thanks gerihatrick for your feedback. Like you I cant help but feel that the current share price in no way represents the value of the IP

[freddievas] 06/12/2019 10:18

obviously not!

[car1pet] 05/12/2019 14:57

I was expecting a price increase after the AGM today but no sign of it yet. Less than 200,000 shares traded. Has anyone got any feedback from the AGM?

[reeltime] 05/12/2019 09:54

Video interview:- re Agri contract

[madun2000] 04/12/2019 12:59

hxxps://asia.nikkei.com/Economy/Trade-war/Beijing-s-latest-tech-ally-in-US-clampdown-Arm-China

[madun2000] 04/12/2019 12:59

Positive news for ARM. Good for their JV. China will be a major 5G market in 2020

[gerihatrick] 03/12/2019 22:09

Not very strong demand but "explosion of demand"!

[fse] 03/12/2019 18:22

Thats quite an interesting interview. Telco's rep was impressive to listen to and got his point across. Of note perhaps is that Telco mentioned they were seeing very strong demand ..........

[reeltime] 02/12/2019 08:21

Video
MEF19: Telco Systems' Gabriel Kerner on uCPE Advancements
11/26/2019

MEF19: Telco Systems' Gabriel Kerner on uCPE Advancements
Telco Systems' Gabriel Kerner talks about how the uCPE can be a key service provider differentiator in services like SD-WAN and edge computing.
Current Time 0:05

Duration 6:00

[fse] 19/11/2019 20:27

There was a very major scientific breakthrough announced today that highlights the importance of "stellar" connectivity. Its solutions like ARM neoverse that will enable AI to power this type of initiative. I am posting it to demonstrate the rapidly changing environment that data processing solutions are pivotal for. I have been following this solar collector idea for some years now.
Bit OT I know but thought you might like something to smile about !

[fse] 18/11/2019 17:52

car1pet "Maybe I'm missing something about the Labour party strategy but it seems like a gross waste of precious money which could be spent on NHS, schools etc."

FSE> You are correct on that score ..........also 5G will not really work to potential without satellites that are used for spectrum management. ie they sit on the top of ground based units. Corbyn seems to think its all connected by wires and in any event its not a decision he can make as its out of his control thankfully.

5G is coming but meaningful take up and sales are not expected until 2021 which ties in with what (for example) the Canadian Industry expects ie 2021
A year or two later though there are predicted to be over 1 billion customers connected.
A lot of what Telco systems are doing is orientated around 5G so for the moment they are marketing kit not so much for 5G but in anticipation of it. Product is devloped and is in the marketplace its just that its unrealistic to expect huge sales "just yet"
I expect thats the sales pitch for Telco systems at MEF currently underway in LA
Good short read from cnet

[fse] 18/11/2019 17:49

>car1pet.... Labour and conservatives simply don't have a clue about what is going on with broadband . Spacex Starlink to quote one example (there are others) has flown past their radar undetected! 5G is not simply an upgrade to 4G according to Boris Johnson.
5G will bring total connectivity and enable huge exchange of data. Telco systems NVFTime and UCPE business along with the ARM initiative will allow this to happen.
Of course this will all need a much more robust cyber solution like that bundled into an NFVTime suite. ;-)
we hope

[car1pet] 18/11/2019 16:15

Thanks for that FSE.
Sounds as if this radio solution for rural remote communities could be very effective. In the UK at the moment the Labour party is proposing to nationalise BTopenreach so that high speed broadband can be rolled out to every part of the UK. And yet with radio and 5G it would seem to a non technical person like me that the mobile operators will be able to provide high speed broadband to rural areas without the need to lay cables everywhere. I know the mobile operators use BTopenreach cabling but spending £100bn to nationalise BTopenreach seems like closing the stable door after the horse has gone. Maybe I'm missing something about the Labour party strategy but it seems like a gross waste of precious money which could be spent on NHS, schools etc.

[fse] 18/11/2019 15:20

>car1pet..... heres a link to explain RAN. Its more of a provider initiative to expand coverage its indirectly important to the likes of Telco systems. Bit like the RUS initiative. It could give expand Telco potential client base.


Below is what telco are currently pitching as an example.


Telco Systems is pleased to once again be participating in the MEF19 global networking event, 18-22 November 2019, at the JW Marriott, LA LIVE, Los Angeles, CA.
Members of our Sales and Executive team will be onsite, including, Ariel Efrati, CEO, and Dr. Gabriel Kerner, VP Products and Business Development, and John Ryan VP Sales NA.
2019 has been an exciting year for Telco Systems and we look forward to catching up, sharing our insights and learning from others. Be sure to reach out to schedule a meeting or drop by our booth #400 to see our innovative demos.
What’s on Show at the booth?

Industry’s most comprehensive uCPE solution and eco-system Telco Systems NFVTime

A powerful operating system for edge computing, leveraging state of the art hardware and applications. The NFVTime partner ecosystem was created to help service provider’s build a compelling NFV business case with clear ROI and enable swift deployment of an end-to-end uCPE solution, enabling fully automated, Zero-Touch Provisioning.

Meet the telco industry’s newest ‘bad-boy’: Telco Systems revolutionary T-Metro 8104
T-Metro 8104 is the Industry’s first CE2.0 compliant, modular Carrier Ethernet device that offers several plug-in modules, so service providers can expand their and their customers’ system capabilities, as they are needed. Designed from the ground up to meet stringent Industry requirements, the T-Metro 8104 has a compact yet robust chassis with interchangeable modules – a first of its kind – and other advanced features such as:
100GE hardware OAM capabilities
Built-in MPLS functionality
Hot swappable fans &* Hot swappable front power supply
CPU redundancy