The company`s strategy is to protect its IP. We have seen ample success on ptsc`s front. NOW EDIG is turning the attention to it`s long standing flash management IP, which has been in products since 1993, long before most of today`s flash based products were even on the drawing board.

``Over his 27-year career, Blakeley has served in managerial and engineering positions for TRW, Scientific Atlanta, Aegis Broadband and most recently with Northrop Grumman. He is well versed in multiple disciplines with significant experience in managing large engineering teams, contracts, manufacturing, marketing and finance. Blakeley has a strong background in systems engineering skills including specifications, architectures and algorithms. He has successfully managed both development and production contracts totaling $100 million from inception through deployment. Blakeley has a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics and a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from San Diego State University.``

It would seem reasonable to come to the conclusion that Blakeley thinks pursuing this strategy makes sense.

What doesn`t make sense if for investors to squelch investor discussions and/or enthusiasm based on management`s most recent public statements.