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[igoe104] 02/12/2006 18:13

I,VE been looking more into this gemalto, mirosoft deal, and the more i look at it,
the better it seems.

i like this bit.

Enterprises can now easily and cost effectively replace weak user name and password-based security with Gemalto smart cards

[igoe104] 01/12/2006 17:07

It was on wallstreetreporter.com for a while after, but like you said he only had it up on the web site for a day or so. i look at this as a positive thing,
the way it was taken off very quickly.

MAYBE he said more than he should of.

here,s more on the subject.

[rambutan2] 01/12/2006 16:58

igoe, it was made unavailable shortly after it went up. i did expess my suspicions at the time and wondered whether mr parris had had second thoughts about what he said ie especially the ref to microsoft!

[igoe104] 01/12/2006 16:51

Yep your right ram, it was mr parris who mentioned microsoft, in a wallstreetreporter interview.

an involvement with microsoft, would catch the eye, and improve revenues, in a big way.

ps if anyone can find that interview, please post the link. i,ll be very greatful.

[pork belly] 01/12/2006 16:26

shhhhhh

can u keep this quiet for a while please. need to buy more.

thx, porky

[rambutan2] 01/12/2006 16:21

well, im sure that the ce mentioned/hinted at some link with microsoft in an interview a few months ago although i can't remember the exact context. hmmm!

[julianc35] 01/12/2006 09:47

Ask the experts - will IGP be involved with this solution?

Microsoft, Gemalto Team on Digital Security
Gemalto, a digital security provider, and Microsoft announced Nov. 29 that Windows Vista will support Gemalto .Net security devices. With Gemalto .Net devices, enterprises will be able to change user name and password-based security options by using Gemalto smart cards and tokens.
"Putting a secure personal device in the hand of every employee and citizen is the ideal way for an organization to securely and conveniently protect digital identities and data," said Olivier Piou, chief executive officer of Gemalto, in a company release.
Support for Gemalto's .Net technology is included in Windows Vista, which aims to help enterprises organize and use these secure personal devices without having to use any additional software or middleware. A microprocessor-based Gemalto .Net device will use a streamlined version of the .Net framework, giving enterprises cryptographic capabilities, two-factor authentication and support for on-device services that work within the Windows environment.
"We're pleased to be partnering with Gemalto to deliver .Net-based solutions that make it easier to deploy and manage smartcards for two-factor authentication, and certificate-based services such as digital signatures and file encryption," said Sanjay Parthasarathy, corporate vice president and developer and platform evangelist for Microsoft, said in the same release. Piou stated that "Microsoft's emphasis on digital security technologies for strong authentication in Windows Vista will improve trust within the enterprise" and that "identities are validated and data is fully and conveniently secured."
These devices will also allow enterprises to install other security applications such as document signature, physical access control and employee e-purse services while also allowing enterprises to protect its digital identities and data from security threats. Gemalto .Net devices will be available once Vista launches in late January.

[yump] 30/11/2006 21:42

Think that's one of the temporary spam posts from a temporary poster.

[igoe104] 30/11/2006 21:24

my filter list is getting bigger.

[jea4earie] 30/11/2006 21:18

While reading message boards a while back I found a gem. A newsletter that is dedicated to profiling little known issues. The list is 100% double opt-in to ensure that the members are truly looking for a lead. It is certainly worth a few minutes of your time to take a look.

[pork belly] 30/11/2006 20:52

APHRO,

sorry, i'm really not trying to ramp. i was just thinking that a few others here might be interested in another interesting stock. but yes, your right, it does come across like ramping so thats the last mention from me.

did i mention SCO :0)))))

[igoe104] 30/11/2006 19:56

AN interesting read on the growing sector.

The China National ID card and system is the biggest rollout but an even larger budget of at least $15 billion is planned for the UK National ID card. Then there is continued growth in secure access applications

[taurusthebear] 30/11/2006 18:11

APHRO - I'm sure he would never do that, my old SOLA... :0)

[aphrodites] 30/11/2006 17:55

Porky

Come on Porky.

One maybe, even two, DEBT pushes is acceptable on here but surely future comments should be contained to the DEBT thread not IGP?

What are you doing; puffing the share price? :0)

[leeson31] 30/11/2006 17:14

this aint half on the up !!\ :-)

[pork belly] 30/11/2006 17:12

thats better,

IGP up 1p & DEBT up 9p

soon as DEBT get to 350, i will buy more IGP.

:0))

[igoe104] 30/11/2006 12:50

Australian government is making the first steps, in smart/id card deployment.

The card will be the first developed in accordance with the government's fledgling Identity Management for Australian Government Employees Framework (IMAGE). Smartcards are one component of IMAGE, to be implemented across government by 2008




worth keeping an eye on the situation.

[pork belly] 30/11/2006 12:38

timing is everything :0)

[jakleeds] 30/11/2006 12:30

whoops, I think you spoke to soon about DEBT :-(

[pork belly] 30/11/2006 12:20

off topic again,

DEBT up another 14p already today, on top of 16p rise yesterday.

great combo for me - IGP + DEBT.

[taurusthebear] 30/11/2006 02:57

Yes thanks robow, but not over yet. Indonesia was hot, NZ is cool! :0)

[aphrodites] 29/11/2006 23:10

carly

As I said the other day, we are running out of buyers on this Board and the price might drift.

The other day I was also told by a colleague who deals for a large institution and speaks to Peel Hunt that they told him they had a buyer/s waiting for the price to retreat to the 64p level. But whether they are still around today remains to be seen. As you know greed plays a big part and when some think they can might get stock at a lower level they stay out.

What is not clear is where any size is likely to come from.

They might decide to wait until the price is 55-60p and then ask a price in 100k. If it is offered at 65p they will then take it and get the size they want.

It's the only way to deal in a stock where there is such poor liquidity.

[pork belly] 29/11/2006 23:02

off topic,

i believe DEBT is worth taking a very close look at. already up 16p today. not trying to ramp. just thought others might be interested here. last results were terrific.

[robow] 29/11/2006 22:33

did you have a good trip TTB