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[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 07:39

Higher and higher up she goes.

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 07:37

High Returns through Proactive Investment in Growth Companies
Legendary is a proactive investment company that focuses on making investments in and assisting companies which exhibit the potential to generate returns of many multiples through capital appreciation.Typically, Legendary invests in small companies that are in sectors exhibiting long term growth. Examples of such sectors include technology, energy and natural resources. The companies must also have the potential and catalysts for value appreciation, crystalisation and realisation.

[mrsapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 02:55

The bulls on a bear thread

Timber..

[mrsapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 02:34

Impersonator

VS has a nav. Of £248k they say £58m

Placing

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 02:31

High Returns through Proactive Investment in Growth Companies
Legendary is a proactive investment company that focuses on making investments in and assisting companies which exhibit the potential to generate returns of many multiples through capital appreciation.Typically, Legendary invests in small companies that are in sectors exhibiting long term growth. Examples of such sectors include technology, energy and natural resources. The companies must also have the potential and catalysts for value appreciation, crystalisation and realisation.

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 02:30

Eyes on the prize .

VS CEO ARTICLE :-

The NHS must replicate retail: Virtualstock’s technology platform featured in Carter Report and recommended to all NHS Trusts as best practice.
February 29, 2016 • 329 Views • 17 Likes • 2 Comments

Virtualstock Ltd (“;VSâ€5533;), the leading British technology company in the provision of digital supply chain optimisation services, has been cited in Lord Carter’s ground-breaking report on the NHS as best practice in employing digital technology to deliver significant cost reductions, through supply chain optimisation and procurement process efficiencies.

The deployment of VSâ€T82; cloud-based, Amazon-style digital platform The Edge at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust was featured as a case study on procurement in Lord Carter’s landmark government-commissioned report, .

David Lawson, Chief Procurement Officer at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, said: "NHS procurement leaders need to look beyond simply unit cost and focus on wider process efficiency opportunities through partnership working with industry and addressing hidden costs within the supply chain and purchase to pay process. At Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, we wanted to embed best practice by replicating the best in retail. We need to deliver at pace, so we adopted Virtualstock, the same digital platform used by some of the UKâ€T82;s largest retailers to deliver process improvement to both the hospital and our supply base."

In the report, Lord Carter recommends that “trusts seek to rationalise their catalogues and increase their compliance to at least 80%, learning from the best in the NHS [Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust]â€�. Highlighting this as an example of best practice in catalogue management and end-to-end supply chain optimisation, Lord Carter writes that through VSâ€T82; “innovative procurement platformâ̈́4;�, The Edge, which utilises unique track and trace technology, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust will achieve a further £3m (10%) annual cost reduction in targeted spend areas.

The report estimates that £5bn is lost in the NHS through waste and unwarranted variation across acute trusts: a sample of 22 trusts used 30,000 suppliers, 20,000 different product brands and more than 400,000 manufacturer products. Procurement-led efficiency initiatives specified by Lord Carter will aim to deliver savings of up to £1bn (out of £5bn) to 2020.

However, Andrew Mills, CEO of VS, emphasises this critical time period to 2020: “Lord Carter has identified achievable targets requiring immediate action to enable the delivery of these savings. With a significant track record of rapid and successful delivery in retail, the NHS could not only achieve, but even surpass these savings targets, as more hospitals adopt our unique platform, The Edge.�

VS has an impressive 10 year history of deploying digital solutions to leading retailers including Tesco, Argos, Maplin and Office Depot. Selected for their ability to implement agile, scalable technologies, VS continue to provide their retail partners with the tools to optimise supply chain operations, while delivering significant cost savings. The company's strategy could be effectively replicated across NHS Trusts for comparable results.

As a registered G-Cloud 7 framework service provider on the Governmentâ364;™ ground-breaking Digital Marketplace and with GS1/PEPPOL compliance, VS is able to rapidly expand its services at scale and pace in the NHS.

In November 2015 VS announced the appointment of Rob Knott, previously National Director of NHS Procurement, as Director of Healthcare and Public Sector.

Nick Jenkins, Founder of Moonpig.com and digital guru on Dragon’s Den, last year invested in the company at a valuation of £58m, driven by his belief in the company to provide significant savings across NHS procurement.

About VS

Virtualstock Limited (VS) is a British software company providing new generation, enterprise solutions to the Retail and Public Sectors.

The VS Edge is a game-changing agile data platform, built on open, scalable, secure technology that consumes, validates and exposes data in any format, seamlessly unlocking business critical data, without the need for traditional systems integration.

The Edge is GS1/PEPPOL compliant, delivering best-in-class eProcurement functionality, including an Amazon-style, procure-to-pay (P2P) online marketplace, incorporating: inventory management, product information management (PIM), catalogue management, e-invoicing, track and trace, and analytics.

The Edge delivers real-time interoperability and an exceptional user experience.

www.virtualstock.co.uk

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 02:28

Eyes on the prize .

VS CEO ARTICLE :-

The NHS must replicate retail: Virtualstock’s technology platform featured in Carter Report and recommended to all NHS Trusts as best practice.
February 29, 2016 • 329 Views • 17 Likes • 2 Comments

Virtualstock Ltd (“;VSâ€5533;), the leading British technology company in the provision of digital supply chain optimisation services, has been cited in Lord Carter’s ground-breaking report on the NHS as best practice in employing digital technology to deliver significant cost reductions, through supply chain optimisation and procurement process efficiencies.

The deployment of VSâ€T82; cloud-based, Amazon-style digital platform The Edge at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust was featured as a case study on procurement in Lord Carter’s landmark government-commissioned report, .

David Lawson, Chief Procurement Officer at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, said: "NHS procurement leaders need to look beyond simply unit cost and focus on wider process efficiency opportunities through partnership working with industry and addressing hidden costs within the supply chain and purchase to pay process. At Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, we wanted to embed best practice by replicating the best in retail. We need to deliver at pace, so we adopted Virtualstock, the same digital platform used by some of the UKâ€T82;s largest retailers to deliver process improvement to both the hospital and our supply base."

In the report, Lord Carter recommends that “trusts seek to rationalise their catalogues and increase their compliance to at least 80%, learning from the best in the NHS [Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust]â€�. Highlighting this as an example of best practice in catalogue management and end-to-end supply chain optimisation, Lord Carter writes that through VSâ€T82; “innovative procurement platformâ̈́4;�, The Edge, which utilises unique track and trace technology, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust will achieve a further £3m (10%) annual cost reduction in targeted spend areas.

The report estimates that £5bn is lost in the NHS through waste and unwarranted variation across acute trusts: a sample of 22 trusts used 30,000 suppliers, 20,000 different product brands and more than 400,000 manufacturer products. Procurement-led efficiency initiatives specified by Lord Carter will aim to deliver savings of up to £1bn (out of £5bn) to 2020.

However, Andrew Mills, CEO of VS, emphasises this critical time period to 2020: “Lord Carter has identified achievable targets requiring immediate action to enable the delivery of these savings. With a significant track record of rapid and successful delivery in retail, the NHS could not only achieve, but even surpass these savings targets, as more hospitals adopt our unique platform, The Edge.�

VS has an impressive 10 year history of deploying digital solutions to leading retailers including Tesco, Argos, Maplin and Office Depot. Selected for their ability to implement agile, scalable technologies, VS continue to provide their retail partners with the tools to optimise supply chain operations, while delivering significant cost savings. The company's strategy could be effectively replicated across NHS Trusts for comparable results.

As a registered G-Cloud 7 framework service provider on the Governmentâ364;™ ground-breaking Digital Marketplace and with GS1/PEPPOL compliance, VS is able to rapidly expand its services at scale and pace in the NHS.

In November 2015 VS announced the appointment of Rob Knott, previously National Director of NHS Procurement, as Director of Healthcare and Public Sector.

Nick Jenkins, Founder of Moonpig.com and digital guru on Dragon’s Den, last year invested in the company at a valuation of £58m, driven by his belief in the company to provide significant savings across NHS procurement.

About VS

Virtualstock Limited (VS) is a British software company providing new generation, enterprise solutions to the Retail and Public Sectors.

The VS Edge is a game-changing agile data platform, built on open, scalable, secure technology that consumes, validates and exposes data in any format, seamlessly unlocking business critical data, without the need for traditional systems integration.

The Edge is GS1/PEPPOL compliant, delivering best-in-class eProcurement functionality, including an Amazon-style, procure-to-pay (P2P) online marketplace, incorporating: inventory management, product information management (PIM), catalogue management, e-invoicing, track and trace, and analytics.

The Edge delivers real-time interoperability and an exceptional user experience.

www.virtualstock.co.uk

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 02:24

00m is up for grabs from the University College London Hospitals NHS Trust (UCLH) as it seeks an IT partner for a 10-year digital transformation project.
The tender, which starts at £150m, seeks a company to develop a unified ICT service model designed to “provide staff and patients with access to the right systems, at the right place, at the right time to enable the delivery of efficient and effective patient care”.
The tender does not offer much more than an overview of how the Trust wants its IT to be shaped over the next decade, but does outline several goals that it wants the successful strategic partner to achieve.
These include the provision of innovative technologies that support the Trust’s strategic and digital transformation agendas, the improvement of the quality of service provided to users of the technology, value for money while delivering improved services, and tangible benefits for the organisation.
The Trust's digital transformation programme will encompass all application and technical architecture, data management, information governance, managing procurement and IT contracts, and systems integration.
It will also involve working on foundation services, such as application support and maintenance, information security, running a service desk, and providing technology training to the hospital’s staff.
UCLH is ideally looking for a single supplier to become its strategic partner, although it said that consortiums will be considered if the companies nominate a primary contractor and provide an appropriate guarantee to deliver the objectives outlined in the tender. The Trust is also limiting the number of bidders to 10.
Like much of the wider public sector, the NHS is keen to pursue digital transformation as a way to deliver more cost-effective services

[mrsapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 02:10

Which has Fads to do with legs.
So why post
It



Shortlist will be IBM. Csc. Nttdata. Cognizant. Wipro.

Check out their balance sheets
VS a company with 2 months working capital pre. Placing

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 01:50

400m is up for grabs from the University College London Hospitals NHS Trust (UCLH) as it seeks an IT partner for a 10-year digital transformation project.
The tender, which starts at £150m, seeks a company to develop a unified ICT service model designed to “provide staff and patients with access to the right systems, at the right place, at the right time to enable the delivery of efficient and effective patient care”.
The tender does not offer much more than an overview of how the Trust wants its IT to be shaped over the next decade, but does outline several goals that it wants the successful strategic partner to achieve.
These include the provision of innovative technologies that support the Trust’s strategic and digital transformation agendas, the improvement of the quality of service provided to users of the technology, value for money while delivering improved services, and tangible benefits for the organisation.
The Trust's digital transformation programme will encompass all application and technical architecture, data management, information governance, managing procurement and IT contracts, and systems integration.
It will also involve working on foundation services, such as application support and maintenance, information security, running a service desk, and providing technology training to the hospital’s staff.
UCLH is ideally looking for a single supplier to become its strategic partner, although it said that consortiums will be considered if the companies nominate a primary contractor and provide an appropriate guarantee to deliver the objectives outlined in the tender. The Trust is also limiting the number of bidders to 10.
Like much of the wider public sector, the NHS is keen to pursue digital transformation as a way to deliver more cost-effective services.

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 01:47

If a country wide NHS contract is announced then this will open up at 1p and still be dirt cheap . Lord Carter has recommended that every NHS trust uses Virtualstocks technology and there's 168 trusts in England .

Our CEO says that VS could easily become a unicorn company ($1b mkt cap) that would make Leg worth 1.875p . VS saved Guys and St Thomas Trust 10% (3m) of their yearly spend (30m) . The NHS is on its knees and VS could save them anywhere between 500m pounds - 1b pounds per year .

That's the reason why VS has attracted the x NHS director of procurement , the x Samsung director who grew sales from $1 - $4 billion within a year as bod . Even Moonpig founder Nick Jenkins from dragons den has took a 2-3% stake in VS .You don't attract a world class bod / people of this calibre if something major wasn't about to happen !!!!

News due here on several fronts :-

VS - huge NHS contract + the 2 household names as mentioned in our last rns .
Manas - early indications of the gold sampling look good + extra 5% stake still to take .
Bosques - in talks with 2 companies regarding their technology for bio fuel (another red hot sector) .

Aim is news driven and Leg is completely undervalued at the moment but it won't stay that way for much longer imho .

Join the dots.......

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 01:45

getting re-rated and the fundamentals are rock solid . Transformational news is due this month so read through the rns and make your own mind up because it will multi bag imho

Watch this CEO interview from 3 weeks ago :-



Also if you look at the daily , weekly and monthly candlestick charts you will see that month on month it's only going one way and one way only . It's also in a golden cross 100dma above 200dma .

[mrsapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 01:44

To break the law and go to jail
And the effort of impersonating on a BB.

I think we all know how this will turn out.

Sp. 0.1p

[mrsapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 01:27

And whoever is impersonating me it is now a criminal offence. Which I am following up with the police.

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 01:24

getting re-rated and the fundamentals are rock solid . Transformational news is due this month so read through the rns and make your own mind up because it will multi bag imho

Watch this CEO interview from 3 weeks ago :-



Also if you look at the daily , weekly and monthly candlestick charts you will see that month on month it's only going one way and one way only . It's also in a golden cross 100dma above 200dma .

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 01:20

What other name could I use you are MY wife

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 01:18

Get back in the kitchen woman I told you to finish the washing up

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 01:17

She is in the kitchen so let us get down to the nitty gritty and get some honest facts posted here

If a country wide NHS contract is announced then this will open up at 1p and still be dirt cheap . Lord Carter has recommended that every NHS trust uses Virtualstocks technology and there's 168 trusts in England .

Our CEO says that VS could easily become a unicorn company ($1b mkt cap) that would make Leg worth 1.875p . VS saved Guys and St Thomas Trust 10% (3m) of their yearly spend (30m) . The NHS is on its knees and VS could save them anywhere between 500m pounds - 1b pounds per year .

That's the reason why VS has attracted the x NHS director of procurement , the x Samsung director who grew sales from $1 - $4 billion within a year as bod . Even Moonpig founder Nick Jenkins from dragons den has took a 2-3% stake in VS .You don't attract a world class bod / people of this calibre if something major wasn't about to happen !!!!

News due here on several fronts :-

VS - huge NHS contract + the 2 household names as mentioned in our last rns .
Manas - early indications of the gold sampling look good + extra 5% stake still to take .
Bosques - in talks with 2 companies regarding their technology for bio fuel (another red hot sector) .

Aim is news driven and Leg is completely undervalued at the moment but it won't stay that way for much longer imho .

Join the dots ...

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 01:02

Look sunshine I can call my wife a slag but you be more polite
Get it do you
You address her as MrsApeslaptop THE SLAG

[mrapeslaptop] 10/4/2016 00:55

Yep I told you your fat last night and nothing has changed
GET OFF