We have chosen to rely on Drupal, an Open Source Content Management System written in PHP and distributed under the GNU General Public License, to expedite our Web 3.0 development and delivery of SOLVE version “Beta 2.0″ which will include the first incarnation of the platform’s mobile applications.

“Drupal is a globally established Open Source software with over 2 million downloads since 2001,” stated Gary Kimmons, “Open Source is indeed the future of the Internet.”

“Google’s cell phone operating system Android is Open Source. The White House has just shifted the whitehouse.gov website to Drupal. The Defense Department’s Chief Information Officer David Wennergren has put out a memo recently saying that Open Source software can be advantageous in pursuit of the military’s missions.”

“Given all of the current uses people have for Drupal, the caliber of the organizations moving to Open Source, and the rigorous testing Drupal has undergone in the real world, it [Drupal] is clearly suited to eDoorways’ ambitions. What’s even more wonderful, through Drupal, the shift to Open Source doesn’t slow down our development in the slightest. In fact, Drupal will accelerate not only the development of our Web 3.0 platform but also influence the early release of the more robust versions of the first doorway.”

Sources close to the company indicate that this move has always been a part of the original plan for eDoorways to establish an open API environment. This gives eDoorways an affiliation with many of those developers who are working on Web 3.0.

Kimmons continued, “Our plan has always been to pursue the Open Source alternative because it gives us increased flexibility and it will allow other developers to integrate into our system, bringing greater value to our service offerings. Drupal has proven itself to be a preferred software for us to use as we build our 3.0 platform and integrate each of our developing doorways into it. We are pursuing a pre-planned, step-by-step design approach that calls for this move at this time. It was originally designed into the development schedule we announced and it will play a large role in our upcoming release of SOLVE.”

Kimmons concluded, “Among supercomputers, 469 of the fastest 500 are running one kind of Linux or another, an Open Source operating system. eDoorways wants to capitalize on the advantages of Open Source software by building its platform with Drupal.”

With our first beta version of “SOLVE” on target for a mid December 09 release, people close to the company express much enthusiasm over Drupal as this development enhances the overall potential of additional versions of “SOLVE” slated for release during 2010: Beta 2.0, Beta 2.5, and the platform’s “SOLVE” Version 3.0.

Today we announced we have quickly surpassed 20,000 followers on our Twitter campaign.  We intend to incorporate the use of Twitter and other social media outlets as part of our initial support strategy when the SOLVE doorway version “Beta 1.0” is released this December.

Ann Collins, SOLVE Project Manager and Social Media Consultant for the eDoorways Corporation, says, “eDoorways has impressively surpassed the 20,000 follower mark in less than three months on Twitter.  Many companies are successfully using the connections they have on Twitter to better support their customer base.  However, one mistake they make–one that eDoorways is certainly attempting to avoid–is to go after quantity rather than quality when it comes to their contacts.”

Twitter is a great way to gather relevant input about a company’s product and services.   It also allows a company significant insight into how a company can best serve its customers.  However, Collins contends that while she could have easily moved the company past 3x to 5x’s the followers within the same time frame, the best way to get the most out of this social media effort is to build each relationship by hand – one follower at a time.  This method is likely to produce more prospective customers, business, supporters and even perhaps contribute to a company’s growing shareholder base.

Gary Kimmons, Chairman and CEO of eDoorways, states, “With over 25 years experience, Ann is considered an expert in her field of project management and social media.  With her assistance, the efforts we began with our corporate blog to promote corporate transparency has increased tenfold; in fact, with the emphasis shifting away from the blog as a means of communication and over to our twitter account and other social media vehicles.  This is truly an exciting time as the relevant input gathered via the social media push has assisted in developing our focus groups and expediting our beta releases beginning with version ‘Beta 1.0’ within the next 30 days or so.”

The “Beta 1.0” release of SOLVE in mid December will transition the company into using social media as a method of connecting businesses and consumers in “real-time,” at the exact moment of consumer need.

Ann Collins stated, “Because the social aspect is so important to how each doorway will ultimately function, eDoorways has made it a point to become active and develop relationships in the top existing social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook. One of the ways eDoorways has used various social media outlets is to convey the company’s philosophy, strategy and goals, which has been a great method for engaging people in conversations about creativity, empowerment and technology.”

She added, “eDoorways has been very careful to hand pick people and companies that are in their target market and who are considered thought leaders, whom they can also learn from. The work they have put into creating these relationships makes them extremely relevant.  Not only are they connecting and creating relationships on Twitter, but the eDoorways Facebook fan site is also growing quickly and has become a very active community of people interested in the eDoorways philosophy and the progress of the company’s service offering.”

Sources close to the company believe that by the time SOLVE “Beta 1.0” is released, eDoorways will have an astonishing several thousand Austin Texas business preregistered to use the “real-time” platform – also anticipating extreme viral growth in 2010 and an inclination to roll out nationally much sooner than expected.

We announced today that AJENE WATSON LLC’s Lending Division has boosted our original $500,000 Line of Credit 300%.  We will receive a $1.5 million addition to our existing $500,000 credit facility following successful negotiations with the lending division of AJENE WATSON LLC, bringing the total available in the company’s revolver to $2.0 million.

Gary Kimmons said, “With the increase in our revolving line of credit, we believe we now have sufficient liquidity to not only bring our business plan into action at an accelerated pace but also to support the forward progress of complementing our endeavors.”

Ajene Watson, Managing Member of AJENE WATSON, LLC, stated, “The expansion of the credit facility with eDoorways should be seen as our vote of confidence as to the direction of the company and in its management.”

The financial business development and management division of Watson’s firm initially took the lead when AJENE WATSON, LLC was engaged by us to a 15-month consulting agreement in early 2008.  After nearly a year of assisting the company with restructuring, organizing, developing and deploying its business plan, the lending division of Watson’s firm determined the viability of providing the web-based consumer problem-solving gateway, lifestyle information source, and online business-to-consumer marketplace with a non-collateralized credit facility of $500,000.  At an interest rate of prime plus 2% and no requirement of registration of common stock convertibles, this financing offered the company greater flexibility with limited market dilution.

“We signed on to eDoorways when the company was trading at $0.006 per share, had two hundred or so shareholders, roughly a $180,000 market cap trading by appointment, and for all intent and purposes, not much of a company structure,” said Watson.  “We renewed our consulting agreement with the company for 6 additional months in October of ‘09 and today, eDoorways has traded as high as $0.15 per share, has approximately 4,000 shareholders and growing, a $30 million plus market cap and maintains a consistent trading volume of a couple of million shares daily.  The company also now boasts a consulting/management staff of nearly 30 professionals and entities, including PhDs, professors, government technology contractors and professionals with access to the upper levels of the Department of Defense.  The company is also demonstrating better corporate governance, financial protocol and overall operations.  There is no question that the company has made significant quantifiable progress in the past two years.”

Similar to the original $500,000 capital infusion, the new credit facility of $1.5mm is also a non collateralized loan, payable year-end 2010 at a rate of prime plus 2%.

Sources close to our company indicate that despite intervening holidays, due to the current financial health of the company and available man power, eDoorways appears to be on schedule and should release its Beta 1.0 in mid to late December – keeping the company on target for the roll out of the additional versions of “SOLVE” (Beta 2.0, Beta 2.5, and the platform’s “SOLVE” Version 3.0) slated for release during 2010.

At our request, Ajene Watson LLC’s Lending Division is likely to boost our original $500,000 line of credit.

eDoorways, which in 2009 has raised approximately $1.25 million seeks to secure additional capital by increasing the current revolving credit facility in place with AJENE WATSON, LLC.  The initial credit facility of $500,000 was established January 2009 for which the company pays an interest rate of prime plus 2%.

Gary Kimmons, Chairman and CEO of eDoorways Corporation, said, “Our strategy has always been to fund only as we need it, with the funds pre-arranged from the best available source.  The original $500,000 line of credit was sufficient when we established it back in January, but our business has grown quickly, and our need for short-term liquidity has grown as well.”

Ajene Watson, Managing Member of AJENE WATSON, LLC, a private lending and financial business development and management firm, stated, “eDoorways has made immense progress in the last few months.  We believe there is good merit in Mr. Kimmons’ case to expand the credit facility.  We’re fairly confident we will see a successful delivery of ‘Beta 1.0’ in December, therefore supporting our belief that an increase in the company’s current line will be a well placed endeavor.”

Watson continued, “The credit facilities we generally offer, whereby the company is a client of the business development and management division of our firm, are normally non-dilutive.  These finance vehicles do not require registrations or collateral stock of any kind to secure the transactions and the company has the option to repay us in cash within a reasonable timeframe and without a prepayment penalty.”

Sources close to the situation indicate that based on the strong working relationship between the two companies, it is expected that the revolving credit facility could possibly be increased by at least an additional $1 million.

We announced today, that due to our success in nearing the early completion of the soft launch phases, which began with the October 1^st Unveiling of “SOLVE” – expected completion prior to year end, we will move to release the platform’s Beta 1.0 version of the SOLVE doorway in mid-December.

“This will be the functional ‘SOLVE’ that our shareholders and the online users have been asking for,” said Gary Kimmons, Chairman and CEO of eDoorways Corporation.  “We have never been more happy than now to finally meet their request as Beta 1.0 will speak to the very core of what we all ultimately desire to see and achieve.”

Beta 1.0 contains enhancements and modifications resulting from focus group feedback along with the input from various professional development consultants.  Its base functionality will include such features as real-time chat between consumers, small businesses and advisors.  It will also give solution providers and advisors free initial access to PowerKey usage. While anyone will be able to visit and use the site, its primary objective is to allow those who have signed up for “SOLVE” to try it out and to jumpstart the full Austin launch.

As the second operational version of “SOLVE”, and first version fully accessible by the general public, Beta 1.0 will also give interested developers of relevant API’s a chance to begin introducing their software as value-added functionality.   This becomes an important development consideration as functionality will be added on an ongoing basis as we increase the robust nature of our service offering.

Mr. Kimmons also said, “The Beta 1.0 release is particularly intriguing because it hints at an even greater picture of an emerging global service offering. Beta 1.0 will set its sights on the heart of the SOLVE brand, which is the establishment of premium real-time connectivity between consumers and solution providers.   Subsequent beta version releases will build on this feature and will lead to more robust functionality in a relatively short period of time.”

Sources close to the company indicate that eDoorways has three additional versions slated for release during 2010:  Beta 2.0, Beta 2.5, and the platform’s “SOLVE” Version 3.0.

Mr. Kimmons concluded, “In all of its incarnations, the “SOLVE” doorway’s purpose is all about helping people who have a need to make “real-time connections with those that can immediately meet those needs.  As “SOLVE” evolves, that connection will become easier, faster and more valuable.”

eDoorways announced today that Grass Roots Research and Distribution, Inc. has published a report profiling eDoorways Corporation. The report, which was commissioned and paid for in cash–in full by eDoorways, focuses on the company’s current and future development initiatives.

A PDF of the research report can be accessed at:

http://www.grassrootsrd.com/document.php?url=www.grassrootsrd.com/edwy-report.pdf

About Grass Roots Research and Distribution, Inc.

Led by Paul Cohen, Grass Root Research and Distribution, Inc., is one of Wall Street’s leading independent research firms. As the founder of the Bear Stearns Western Regional Offices, Paul Cohen was one of the original 12 Dirty Dozen analysts regarded by many to be the top 12 security analysts in the nation.  Mr. Cohen was also the West Coast Senior Vice President of CBWL-Hayden Stone-American  Express. Over the years, Mr. Cohen’s partners included Sanford Weill, the past Chairman and CEO of Citigroup and the past Chairman of Solomon Smith Barney, as well as Arthur Levitt, the past Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

Grass Root Research and Distribution, Inc., includes nine PhDs (three
with MDs), two MDs, six CFAs, three CPAs and 21 analysts covering most industries.

eDoorways discussed the “LEARN” doorway and demoed its eC Device as part of the Company’s presentation at the Ibero-American Science and Technology Education Center’s (ISTEC) XVIIth Annual General Assembly on the Campus of the University of New Mexico (UNM) in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA. The presentation on Tuesday, October 27th, was so popular that the 200 people in attendance from various parts of Latin America, Spain, Portugal and the US requested a second demonstration on Wednesday, October 28th.

The theme of this year’s General Assembly is “Using Technology to Enable Collaboration, and Collaboration to Advance Science and Technology.” Speaking to this theme was the Founder and Executive Vice President of ISTEC, Dr. Ramiro Jordan. Also speaking was Dr. David J. Schmidly (President of UNM), Martin J. Chavez (Albuquerque, NM Mayor) and Dr. Mauro Miskulin (ISTEC President), amongst other esteemed educational, political and corporate guests. Invited to introduce eDoorways was the company’s lead consultant Ajene Watson, Managing Member of Ajene Watson LLC, a private lending and financial business development and management firm which has been working closely with the company.

In his introduction, Watson said, “The essence of technology is firmly rooted in the soil of education. From a rich earth of knowledge, anyone can become empowered. However, one empowered man can do very little all by himself. Collaboration must occur – and only from exhaustive and truly objective collaboration can we actually continue to positively advance as a society.”

Gary Kimmons, CEO of eDoorways, then spoke about the overall progress of eDoorways and why it is eDoorways is the perfect partner to collaborate with ISTEC. He said, “The purpose of eDoorways is to make the connection between teacher and student, customer and vendor — between any group of individuals who need ‘real-time’ contact to achieve a common purpose. If you think about it, that’s really everyone.”

Dr. Jack Crosscope, the developer of the highly praised SmartOne technology, followed Mr. Kimmons, giving a oral and written presentation, taking the audience though the possibilities of using the “LEARN” doorway to create courses in a collaborative effort, teaching through the learning technology, and the ease in learning as students.

Lastly, Ian Mitchell demonstrated the eC Device through a video that eDoorways shot, with the focus again on collaboration. The video, produced in Spanish by up and coming film producer Marton Varo, Jr., depicted Person A in one country attempting to dig a well, and he runs into a problem. From an iPhone, Person A presses his eDoorways App and searches for someone to assist him in “real-time” through the eDoorways platform. Another eDoorways user, Person B who is pinged, returns the ping connecting him directly to Person A. Person B then offers to help the individual dig the well at that exact moment in time.

Mr. Mitchell explained, “Person A, who is wearing the eC Device is able to show Person B exactly what they are seeing and doing in ‘real-time.’ Person B is then able to provide relevant instruction to Person A. Person B is also able to port over a video (viewed either on the iPhone or though the eC Device’s eye piece) of a well that had been built by another group previously, thus giving Person A an even clearer understanding of what is required to accomplish the goal of digging the well.”

Dozens of people, some who spoke little English but armed with translators, surrounded Dr. Crosscope and Mr. Mitchell for their specific disciplines. People close to the company who attended the event believe the general excitement causing the audience to congregate around eDoorways was due to the understanding of what the combination of LEARN, the eC Device and the general platform of eDoorways could mean for education, business, medicine and law enforcement, both domestically and internationally.

Dr. Ramiro Jordan stated, “The overall presentation was a great success. eDoorways became the belle of the ball with its presentation. This is why we requested that eDoorways repeat their demonstration on Wednesday. It was equally well-received, helping to create potential partnerships for deployment of the environment in various academic institutions. I anticipate that a significant partnership between ISTEC and eDoorways is brewing and may possibly take off quickly.”

Sources close to the company suggest that a marriage between the two groups would not only prove invaluable to the work of ISTEC members, but will instantly link eDoorways to a market of well over 18 million online users.

About ISTEC

ISTEC is a non-profit organization comprised of educational, research, industrial, and multilateral organizations throughout the Americas and the Iberian Peninsula. The Consortium has been established to foster scientific, engineering, and technology education, joint international research and development efforts among its members, and to provide a cost-effective vehicle for the application and transfer of technology.



eDoorways will be playing an integral role at the Ibero-American Science and Technology Education Center (ISTEC) XVIIth annual General Assembly, held the week of October 26 – 30, 2009, on the Campus of the University of New Mexico (UNM) in Albuquerque, NM – USA.  In addition to co-sponsoring the event, officers of eDoorways will present keynote presentations on Tuesday, October 27, and Wednesday, October 28.

Gary Kimmons  said, “This is a very important event for ISTEC and for eDoorways and the beginning of a partnership between us.  The theme for this year’s General Assembly is, ‘Using Technology to Enable Collaboration, and Collaboration to Advance Science and Technology.’  As it happens, that is exactly what our LEARN and SOLVE Doorways can help bring about.  We foresee a genuine symbiosis here with eDoorways providing the platform for ISTEC’s educational efforts and ISTEC aiding eDoorways with access to new clients in Latin America and Iberia.”

On Tuesday, October 27, Mr. Kimmons, Jack Crosscope, who developed the LEARN Doorway, and Ian Mitchell, who is selling his video technology to eDoorways and joining its board, will offer a presentation titled “The Next Generation Environment for Education and Social Networking.”  During the speech, they will cover the state of Latin American education, education and global steering currents, and the educational implications of social networks. The speakers are developing a web-based international platform that takes these factors into consideration to create a very powerful new environment fostering ground roots innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship.  As part of the program, they will present the salient aspects of the eDoorways 3.0 platform to the General Assembly.

On Wednesday, October 28, Mr. Kimmons’ presentation is called “Taking Higher Education to the Next Level.”   Joining him will be Professor Walter Bumphus of the University of Texas at Austin, who currently serves as a professor in the Community College Leadership Program and as chair of the Department of Educational Administration at the University of Texas at Austin.  He also holds the A. M. Aikin Regents Endowed Chair in Junior and Community College Education Leadership.

They will address the principle issues confronting higher education in Latin America, including the emerging dynamics and their implications to educational administrators.  These dynamics will be taken into consideration as the speakers offer a recommended success path for faculty, staff and students.  In addition, the need for fostering grass roots innovation and creativity will be discussed and a possible solution offered in the form of a new web-based environment the speakers are creating called eDoorways – a Web 3.0 ecommerce and social networking platform that aims to give Latin America a clear path to the future.

Dr. Ramiro Jordan, founder and executive vice president of ISTEC, stated, “The value of eDoorways’ platform to the future of education worldwide cannot be stressed enough.  It offers ISTEC’s members a way to leapfrog education into the 21st century with a minimum of expense.  We believe that this platform is ideally suited to ISTEC’s purposes and needs, and therefore, we will be working with eDoorways very closely long after the XVIIth General Assembly is over.  Next week, Gary and I will be discussing ways to make the partnership between ISTEC and eDoorways a productive and intimate one.”

Mr. Kimmons concluded, “This partnership with ISTEC offers eDoorways access to the 18 millions users who are part of the ISTEC Consortium, which includes 20,000 faculty and staff at over 120 universities in the region.  The commercial potential for eDoorways is immense as we are working to become the preferred platform for this universe of students and academics.”

About ISTEC

ISTEC is a non-profit organization comprised of educational, research, industrial, and multilateral organizations throughout the Americas and the Iberian Peninsula. The Consortium has been established to foster scientific, engineering, and technology education, joint international research and development efforts among its members, and to provide a cost-effective vehicle for the application and transfer of technology.

The prominent international organization ISTEC has asked eDoorways to demonstrate our platform and speak on the advances made in education through our intelligent learning solution, “LEARN.”

We have received a great honor as eDoorways is scheduled to present at ISTEC’s (Ibero-American Science and Technology Education Center) 17th annual General Assembly, held the week of October 26 – 30, 2009, on the Campus of the University of New Mexico (UNM) in Albuquerque, NM – USA.  The theme for this year’s General Assembly Is, “Using Technology to enable Collaboration, and Collaboration to Advance Science and Technology.”

Gary Kimmons said, “This is one of those rare opportunities.  Where a growing company like eDoorways has the chance to get on the ‘big stage’ in front of groups like Sun Microsystems, Hewlett Packard, National Instruments, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Charles Darwin Research Station and the World Bank, all members of ISTEC, mainly because we’ve been recognized for the possibilities we bring to society through our innovative platform, doorways and learning solutions.”

ISTEC’s board of directors extends this invitation at the behest of its founder Dr. Ramiro Jordan.

ISTEC, founded in 1990 as a spinoff of UNM, has become one of the largest non-profit consortia in the Americas dedicated to improving the quality of life through education throughout Latin America, Spain and Portugal.  Harnessing the strength of its 20,000 faculty and staff members, ISTEC is able to deliver curricula on science, technology, engineering, math, R&D and entrepreneurship to 120 universities and 18 million online users throughout Latin America and other parts of the world.

“This year’s theme for the General Assembly, ‘Using Technology to Enable Collaboration and Collaboration to Advance Science and Technology’ speaks directly to eDoorways’ business,” states Kimmons.  “We are utilizing the web to foster collaboration between people.  Whether it is matching a buyer and seller or creating educational opportunities through ‘LEARN,’ the foundation of eDoorways is the collaboration of people to achieve common goals with mutually rewarding outcomes in ‘real-time.’”

Dr. Ramiro Jordan said, “ISTEC is dedicated to the improvement of international collaborations in science and technology and the development of human capital, the cornerstone of which is education.  We see eDoorways as a powerful way to utilize the Internet in pursuit of our objectives.  eDoorways has a platform that uses social networking in two areas of great interest to ISTEC.  The first use is for social entrepreneurs, those people who are going to lead social progress in the region.  The second is for commercial entrepreneurs, those who are going to start and grow the businesses of the 21^st century that will create the jobs and other opportunities needed.”

He adds, “In the area of education, being that the ‘LEARN’ doorway is premised on an already proven technology, it is expected that eDoorways will aid tremendously in our delivery of educational tools and courses to our users.”

The City of Albuquerque and the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce support the General Assembly event, linking eDoorways directly into the power source of another growing city.

Sources close to the company believe ISTEC to be a vehicle for the advancement of education and development of generational wealth in the Americas and Iberia, which allows eDoorways great opportunity, especially where it concerns its second developing doorway, “LEARN.”  With an opportunity to grace the world stage, eDoorways expects even greater visibility for its “real-time” web 3.0 platform and “SOLVE” doorway.

About ISTEC

ISTEC is a non-profit organization comprised of educational, research, industrial, and multilateral organizations throughout the Americas and the Iberian Peninsula. The Consortium has been established to foster scientific, engineering, and technology education, joint international research and development efforts among its members, and to provide a cost-effective vehicle for the application and transfer of technology.

We have released our “Benefits to Small Businesses” video vignette.  This is the third in a series of video vignettes aimed at introducing eDoorways’ platform, educating our target audience on the functionality and uses of our doorways, as well as communicating our progress to shareholders.

In this video, Gary Kimmons explains that “The objective of eDoorways is to allow the small businesses that may have limited resources to make the best use of those resources so that they can compete with the big guys.”

eDoorways believes that of the approximately 15,500 small businesses operating in Austin, the majority of them would make prime eDoorways business customers.  With well over 200 businesses currently signed up since we launched our first phase of the “SOLVE” doorway soft launch with the unveiling event on October 1, 2009, eDoorways is quickly moving into the remaining phases.

“The process of forming the SOLVE focus groups is kicking off this week with a survey to be emailed to all businesses, consumers, and experts who have signed up with eDoorways,” says Ann Collins, the company’s Social Media Marketing Consultant and Project Manager for “SOLVE.”  Collins continues, “The focus groups for this phase will be formed quickly allowing the company to receive feedback from members on the new user interface within a couple of weeks.”

“Now is the time where functionality will be measured,” stated Kimmons.  “If third round modifications are required, we will take this opportunity to acknowledge all suggestions and quickly make the necessary adjustments and enhancements.”

Provided the feedback received requires minimal changes, eDoorways foresees bringing a fully functional consumer version of “SOLVE” to market much sooner than anticipated.  Should this be the case, we intend to immediately launch our beta version of the “SOLVE” doorway, possibly setting a date prior to year end.

People close to our company believe eDoorways to be in a position of strength, making it extremely plausible to not only roll through the remaining phases of the soft launch quickly, delivering a consumer version of “SOLVE” in December, but possibly launching a beta version of the platform by year end as well.  As Gary Kimmons alludes to at the end of the unveiling presentation, the company has been and will continue to be capitalized; he foresees no problems with completing the company’s mission.

As it pertains to the company’s financial health, Mr. Dan Bensimon, Senior Financial & Accounting Specialist, offers the following.   “Through today, the company has raised an additional three quarters of a million dollars through friendly sources as necessary to attain the company’s soft launch goals.  It has also attracted the services of very talented technology and other professionals to build the platform and manage and finance the company through the issuance of approximately $500k in restricted stock.  The company has meticulously managed and dedicated all of its funds to the development of both the platform and company.  With the continued assistance of current financial resources, along with the new financial sources identified for future financing, eDoorways should have the financial capacity to bring the beta version of the platform to market.

With close to $1.5 million additional dollars raised, the company does not seem to be at risk of missing any set milestones; and should the video vignettes continue to make a splash, by the time the consumer and/or beta version of “SOLVE” is released this year, sources close to the company believe there will be over 1,000 users signed up – ready to begin engaging in “real-time” interactions.

You can view the video “Benefits to Small Businesses” here.