Tern Share Discussion Threads

[still waiting] 02/8/2019 11:51

you can tell you've been on your hols...

[sweepie2] 02/8/2019 11:48

InVMA results to 31/12/18 available at Companies House

[jprich] 02/8/2019 11:17

Ranplan Wireless: CONVENING NOTICE FOR EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING IN RANPLAN GROUP AB
2019-07-31 06:28:06.532 GMT



Ranplan Group AB (publ) publishes convening notice for extraordinary
general meeting and proposes on the basis of shareholders representing
more than 70% of the outstanding votes Tomas Isaksson, as a new
ordinary member of the board, and the election of Prof. Jie Zhang, as
new Chairman of the board, all effective after close of the EGM. In
conjunction, Lars-Inge Sjöqvist, ordinary member of the board, and Mats
Andersson, Chairman of the board, will step down subject to its approval
at the EGM. Due to time constraints, Alastair Williamson, current CEO of
Ranplan who will join Wyld Networks Ltd, part of Tern plc, on 1 Sept
2019, has decided to abstain from joining the board.
The board of directors of Ranplan Group AB, reg. no. 559152-5315 , (the
Company) publishes convening notice for extraordinary general meeting
to be held on Wednesday 14 August 2019, at 4:30 pm, at Eversheds
-Sutherlands Office in Stockholm; Strandvägen 1. The board proposes
that the general meeting resolve on the election of Tomas Isaksson,
inter alia former CEO of Europolitan AB, CEO of Vodafone Netherlands, as
a new ordinary member of the board, and the election of Professor Jie
Zhang, founder and current board member of the company, as new Chairman
of the board. Lars-Inge Sjöqvist, ordinary member of the board, and Mats
Andersson, Chairman of the board, will as an effect of this proposal,
and subject to its approval at the EGM, leave their positions on the
board. As current CEO Alastair Williamson, due to time constraints, has
reconsidered his planned participation on the board, the number of
members on the board excluding the CEO - will be reduced from five to
three.

The shareholders in the Company are hereby convened to an extraordinary
general meeting on Wednesday 14 August 2019, at 4:30 pm, at Eversheds
-Sutherlands Office, Strandvägen 1, Stockholm.

Notice etc.

Shareholders who wish to participate at the general meeting must:

(i) on Thursday 8 August 2019, be registered in the share register
kept by Euroclear Sweden AB (Euroclear); and

(ii) at the latest on Thursday 8 August 2019, notify the intention to
attend the general meeting by e-mail to [e-mail].

Such notification shall include the shareholders name and should
include personal identification number or corporate registration number
(or similar), address and daytime telephone number, number of shares,
details on advisors (no more than two), if any, and where applicable,
details of representatives or proxies.

Nominee-registered shares

To be entitled to participate in the general meeting, shareholders whose
shares are registered in the name of a nominee must temporarily re
-register their shares in their own names in the share register
maintained by Euroclear. Such registration must be duly effected
(registered with Euroclear) in the share register on Thursday 8 August
2019, and the shareholders must therefore advise their nominees well in
advance of such date.

Proxy

Shareholders represented by proxy must submit a dated proxy. If the
proxy is executed by a legal person, a copy of the registration
certificate or equivalent must be attached. The proxy may not be valid
for a period longer than five years from its issuance. The original
proxy and certificate of registration should be submitted to Ranplan
Group AB, Lutzengatan 7, S-115 20 Stockholm, Sweden.

Proposed agenda

1. Opening of the general meeting and election of chairman of the
general meeting
2. Preparation and approval of the voting list
3. Election of one or several persons to verify the minutes of the
meeting
4. Determination of whether the meeting has been duly convened
5. Approval of the agenda
6. Resolution on election of Tomas Isaksson as new ordinary member of
the board, and Jie Zhang as new Chairman of the board.
7. Close of the general meeting

NB: New ordinary members of the Board will be entitled to the same
remuneration, SEK 300 000 on a pro rata, annualised basis, as existing
members (with the exception of those who are employed who receive no
remuneration on the board).

Biography: Tomas Isaksson

Tomas Isaksson brings more than 30 years of international
telecommunications experience. He is the former CEO and Chairman of the
Management Board Vodafone Netherlands; CEO Vodafone Americas Region;
President Vodafone Global Platform (VGP); member of Verizon Wireless
Board of Directors; CEO of Europolitan Holdings AB; and former CEO of
Ericsson Radio Systems Inc. During the last 10 years, Tomas has served
as a Board Member, Advisor, and Executive Consultant to companies
providing products and services to the Telecom industry.

Biography: Jie Zhang

Jie Zhang is Founder and Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) of Ranplan
Wireless. He has also held the Chair in Wireless Systems at the
Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University of
Sheffield since Jan. 2011. Along with his students and colleagues, he
has pioneered research in small cell and heterogeneous network and
published some of the landmark papers and books on these seminal topics,
widely used by both academia and industry. Prof. Zhang is a renowned
authority in his field of expertise

Majority requirement

Resolution under item 6 above requires, for its validity, that a simple
majority of the votes cast and the shares represented support the
resolution.

Processing of personal data

For information on the processing of personal data in connection with
the general meeting, please refer to
hxxps://www.euroclear.com/dam/ESw/Legal/Privacy-notice-bolagsstammor
-engelska.pdf.

Stockholm in July 2019

Ranplan Group AB (publ)

The board of directors (on behalf of a majority of shareholders)

For further information, please contact:
Alastair Williamson, CEO
Tel: [phone]
[e-mail]
www.ranplanwireless.com

Certified Adviser
FNCA Sweden AB, [phone] [e-mail], is the Company's
Certified Adviser at Nasdaq First North

About Ranplan Wireless
Ranplan Wireless is an innovative wireless technology company that has
developed the Worlds only solution that can plan, design and optimise
inbuilding and outdoor wireless networks in coordination. Our solutions
enable us to help an ecosystem of companies deploy the next generation
of wireless networks for a range of applications in urban environments,
supporting multiple technologies such as 4G LTE, 5G, Wifi and IoT,
providing end users with an unmatched quality of experience.

Ranplan Wireless is a subsidiary of Ranplan Group AB (Nasdaq First
North: RPLAN) whose head office is in Stockholm, Sweden. The group
operates out of offices in the UK, US and China.
www.ranplanwireless.com

[sweepie2] 02/8/2019 11:16

100k trade at 11.65p doesn't move the bid????

[wardy333] 02/8/2019 11:07

See Amur Mining Cancelled had another crisis lot of shares issued to pay interest on a loan, got to be the worst investment on AIM.
All going well here,won't be long $$$$$$$$ coming, anyone get the email from Bruce today?

[johnma] 02/8/2019 11:06

Shares well in demandShore Capital Bid 11.33 for 250kWinter floods Bid 11.15 for 1m

[sweepie2] 02/8/2019 11:04

What does a 50 code mean by the way?

[still waiting] 02/8/2019 10:54

wyld perhaps ?

[sweepie2] 02/8/2019 10:49

Down on a rollover trade, smacks of desperation, rather concentrate on the Tern related news while I was away
from InVMA
from DA
from FVR
Where will the next update come from, every update giving value to the Tern investment case

[andrbea] 02/8/2019 10:28

More on the 'cold chain' and IoT (and Wipro)

4.7.19

The end expectation of a customer is to have a well-informed, hassle-free, to their doorstep shopping experience. eg: IKEA Temperature-controlled: Products like fresh agricultural produce, frozen foods, photographic films, chemicals and pharmaceuticals are sensitive to temperature change either due to a smaller shelf-life or due to their sensitive chemical composition. To avoid damage to such products it is necessary to maintain a fixed temperature range round the clock. Cold chain logistics does that. Temperature-controlled environments are created end-to-end, right from transportation to storage to delivery. This protects the products from any damage and keeps them fresh and intact till the last mile. eg. Die Bauerntute



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Companies like Wipro have developed business intelligence tools such as Insta Intelligence that automate logistics processes.

Also an article in June 2019:

And then there is Blockchain, which is proving a vital, secure component in data exchange along the global supply chain.

Said the Wipro spokesperson: Blockchain is very important today. People think it is limited to banks and financials but that has now gone and people have to see the bigger picture.

Most airlines have moved to IoT for temperature monitoring and track and trace etc, using beacons that send data to their systems as part of the end to end value proposition, for example pharma shipments from India to US.

[1happydays] 02/8/2019 10:28

drifting...... in a stationary position

[jonc] 02/8/2019 10:19

Seems to be drifting..........

Again........

[acga] 02/8/2019 10:12

Shares in demand, mms will take 300k off you at 11.33p

[hawkind] 02/8/2019 09:59

The truth on a quality of a share usually comes through on days like this. It's a sea of red everywhere else on the stock market and little TERN is holding firm, which says alot IMHO. This is a gem, I know it and soon everyone else will. Remain calm and patient have conviction, trust your research and ignore market noise.GLA

[andrbea] 02/8/2019 09:40

andrbea
16 Jul '19 - 12:39 - 158742

Azure is a key partner for Wipro

an example of an IoT solution at Wipro

.... ensuring pharma and blood products are cold, i.e. at the temperature they are supposed to be at, without interruption

see video 0m52 till 1m25s

[ebomber] 02/8/2019 09:35

Like many LTH's I'd rather spend my coins on more TERN plc shares today!

[wardy333] 02/8/2019 09:31

So Jon C is the sad loon that spends all day, cancelling coins on positive posts, how sad.

[still waiting] 02/8/2019 09:18

Keyscaler has been purpose built for medical IoT..

a huge market, I expect this to be a unicorn market on its own..

Brand New and legislated for....

Then add on all the other verticals....

£££;££££

[johnma] 02/8/2019 09:07

VR tech platform incorporates eye-tracking capabilitiesADMIN AUGUST 1, 2019FundamentalVR, pioneers of immersive HapticVR training technology, which combines virtual reality (VR) with haptics, announced its education platform, has announced that Fundamental Surgery, has implemented eye-tracking capabilities.Committed to offering surgeons, medical students and institutions with premier training technologies that help them hone and improve their skills as well as collect invaluable data on surgical proficiency, Fundamental Surgery now supports the Vive Pro Eye, a VR headset that offers accurate eye-tracking capabilities.Those that use Fundamental Surgery with the Vive Pro Eye headset can now manage and explore the medical virtual space with greater ease and precision by navigating with their gaze. From taking X-rays and answering intra-operative multiple choice questions to selecting a specific tool or instrument, the new eye-tracking capability allows users to more seamlessly navigate the surgical platform.In addition to offering a simpler method to pilot the platform, the new capability also allows users and their supervisors to collect even data around what each user is paying attention to during surgical simulations and better measure their surgical precision and overall performance.Richard Vincent, CEO at Fundamental VR, said: "For surgeons, understanding where to look and focus attention during a procedure is an imperative skillset. As a company committed to providing surgeons with the best virtual reality training experience possible with Fundamental Surgery, enabling eye-tracking was an obvious and important new offering for us to provide users to practice their visual skills easily, from a virtual world."Named as one of the best inventions of 2018 by Time magazine one of the best inventions of 2018 by Time magazine and 2019 winners of the SXSW Innovation Award for VR/AR & MR, the Fundamental Surgery platform was launched in August 2018. It combines VR with cutting-edge haptics to create a scalable 'flight simulator' experience for trainee and qualified surgeons, allowing them to experience and navigate the same visuals, sounds and feelings they would during a real surgical procedure.The solution is designed to be equipment agnostic, compatible with any VR-enabled laptop, VR headset or haptic device enabling it to be delivered at a fraction of the cost. Furthermore, its remote data analytics and data dashboard covering surgical skills and knowledge provide invaluable insight into surgical capability and education progression.At the heart of the system is the Surgical Haptic Intelligence Engine (SHIE), which is calibrated by a leading team of surgeons to mimic real-life sensations of numerous medical tools and tissue variants within a submillimeter accuracy of resistance.

[andrbea] 02/8/2019 09:07

Shipment monitoring (eg of pharmaceuticals) is a subject that keeps on cropping up.

We know Wipro are working on it, an exciting application IMO of IoT thru' sensors.

Another article (18.4.2019):


Fact: Future Wireless Technologies Will Bolster Edge Computing

Inferior communications capabilities are one of the greatest barriers to many edge computing deployments. For example, firms that manage large healthcare logistics operations could benefit from the deployment of IoT sensors throughout the supply chain. A shipment of temperature-sensitive pharmaceuticals could be monitored from the time it leaves the factory until it reaches the pharmacy.

While monitoring certainly takes place today, it is often done in a localized manner and may be much more reactive than proactive, telling the end customer that the shipment spoiled, for example, but providing no preventive recourse. In a proactive edge computing deployment, sensors can carefully monitor the environmental conditions surrounding a shipment and trigger an alarm to a centralized operations center at the earliest sign of deteriorating conditions. The operations team can then reach out to a truck driver, warehouse supervisor or other relevant support staff and have them intervene immediately, saving the shipment from damage.

That immediate proactive reaction depends on constant availability of wireless communications throughout the supply chain. Proactive alerts are only useful if they are received before the product is irreversibly damaged. The deployment of new wireless technologies will increase the bandwidth and range of wireless connections, allowing healthcare organizations to realize the potential of end-to-end supply chain monitoring. These same benefits extend to patient health monitoring and other applications.

[johnma] 02/8/2019 09:07

The chronic issue of cybersecurityADMIN AUGUST 1, 2019Suzanne Widup, senior consultant – Network and Information Security, Verizon RISK Team, highlights how healthcare institutions are particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks and evaluates what can be done to thwart future attacks.Healthcare institutions large and small can be left black and blue by a cyberattack. Larger institutions have to serve more patients and thus have more user health records that attackers can compromise. Smaller institutions, on the other hand, may not have the financial resources to protect themselves against an attack or respond to one when it occurs.In the event of an incident or breach, repairing a security system can take a massive financial toll on a healthcare institution, costing the institution time, money and staffing support to remedy. This severely affects the amount of patients seen in a given day (or however long it takes to address and fix the damage), and causes them to suffer financial and reputational damage as a result.Healthcare institutions are vulnerable cyber targets with thousands of patients' records to protect and the federal requirement to remain HIPAA- and HITECH-compliant. These institutions lack the staffing (and sometimes awareness) to prevent personal health data from being accessed and held by threat actors. With the constant demand to see and treat patients, cybersecurity hasn't always been a top priority for these institutions. But it should be.The call is coming from inside...According to Verizon's 2019 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR), for the second consecutive year, the majority of cybersecurity breaches in 2018 in the healthcare sector were attributed to internal (rather than external) threat actors – a skew unique to the healthcare industry. These internal threat actors are typically employees working within healthcare institutions (doctors, nurses, etc.) who are more likely to have incited a breach than hackers outside the institution. Though not always acting out of malice, the major concern here is that these internal threat actors have been granted access to systems in order to carry out their jobs and did not need to break into the system to retrieve or expose classified information.Misdelivery (sending data to the wrong recipient) is the most common error type that leads to data breaches across sectors, and the healthcare industry is no exception. Typically, these errors arise as the result of mailing patient paperwork to the incorrect address, issuing discharge papers or other private records to the wrong person.The healthcare sector also suffers from the widespread problem of social attacks. Like many other industries, healthcare institutions are under the constant threat of phishing emails that "bait" unsuspecting recipients to enter and expose personal information such as email credentials onto fake sites. The stolen login information is then used to access the user's cloud-based mail account, and any patient data in their inbox, sent items, or other folders and is thus compromised.Required to reportUnlike other sectors, the healthcare industry is required by law to report ransomware attacks as though they were confirmed breaches due to U.S. regulatory requirements. These attacks tend to make headlines due to the disruption to the organisation's ability to carry out their primary function-patient care. While some organizations have resorted to paying the ransom demand, even this is no guarantee that the criminal will provide a valid key. They may just take the money and run.So how can healthcare institutions immunise themselves from cyber incidents and breaches? There is no magic pill, but there are precautions that industry leaders can put in place to better protect themselves against threats from the inside and out.Prescriptions for protecting your network:Locate the problem areas:Practice good security hygiene by examining the current health of the network. Healthcare institution leaders and administrators should know where their major data stores are, limit necessary access for their employees and staff, and keep track of who is attempting to access to pinpoint weak spots. Certain staff may not need complete accessibility to files and records in order to perform their jobs, and practitioners can enact low-cost process controls in order to prevent miscellaneous errors that can erode the cybersecurity of an institution.Make it easier for employees to report issues:Minor errors like phishing can be infectious. Industry leaders should make it easy for their staff to report phishing when it occurs (whether they took the bait or not), so they can nip issues in the bud and prevent an influx of employees from potentially compromising the network. Leaders can incentivise the process by implementing reward-based motivations for employees to report incidents quickly, so fewer people and less information are implicated.Institute checks and check-ups:There should be a game plan in place to mitigate incidents or breaches from happening rather than nursing a security system back to health after they have occurred. Institutional leaders need to familiarize themselves with which processes deliver, dispose or publish personal data and put up checks to ensure that a minor mistake made by an employee does not escalate into a breach. By putting a plan in place and having regular check-ups of the mobile and network security, healthcare institution leaders can have a standard to measure their performance against regularly as a pulse check.As healthcare institutions become increasingly interconnected, there needs to be a plan in place to address the state of mobile and network security before an attack occurs. Reframe the situation to think of cybersecurity as a matter of patient care: medical devices can be hacked, a breach can cause a misdiagnosis, and personal health information stored on computers can be stolen. Not to mention, the downtime during a breach can put patients in critical danger.Protect before you have to treat. Industry leaders must take all of the necessary measures to assess and stabilise the mobile and network security of their institution to better thwart attacks – especially "from the inside." By putting up safeguards for employees – including doctors and nurses – to protect themselves from accidentally compromising their network, these institutions can lessen or even prevent the threat of an incident or breach.Or you can always seek a second opinion.

[still waiting] 02/8/2019 09:07

johig, the guy is not getting any younger, I'm sure he will be wanting to enjoy increased wealth sooner rather than later...

[jprich] 02/8/2019 09:01

I would rather have vc's biting our hands off for our investments but thats just me

[oldishrocker] 02/8/2019 08:44

For me, the long it takes Fvr to get VC funding the bigger the deal will be, little more patience then boom guys.