Although when a person hears the word "messaging," thoughts of quick conversation with another person via popular applications such as Twitter or Facebook are the typical reaction; messaging software goes much farther than social applications for a person’s telephone or computer. In many other applications, it provides a valuable source of information which can be often related to information being conveyed in life-and-death situations.
Norwalk, Connecticut-based Defentect Group, Inc. (OTCBB:DFTC) specializes in developing and delivering intelligent messaging software solutions to facilitate the response to the detection of a threat.
The Company’s proprietary technology can be easily integrated into existing security systems and compatible with many sensor types, Defentect's proprietary technology immediately notifies key personnel and first responders so that appropriate action can be taken when a threat event occurs.
DM3™ is the intelligent messaging foundation platform from which all its products are derived. Through the DM3™ technology, customers can add sensors of radiation and other threats to security systems with controlled video surveillance cameras documenting the location and nature of the specified threat.
The networking capacities make the systems simple to manage as it can be controlled over the web. Additionally, DM3™ features communications which provide the ability to receive and process data through the network from the sensors to ensure rapid alerts be sent to administrators, first responders or any pertinent personnel as to the situation at hand so it can be addressed immediately.
Defentect also has recently released a new product called "DefenCall", an iPhone application which links to DM3 and creates a mobile personal safety device and service. With this application, a person can protect him/herself and loved ones by carrying the DefenCall on an iPhone and pressing its panic button to let family, friends, and caregivers know where of trouble and the exact location of the situation.
Wednesday, Defentect announced news of a follow-on order for its Radiation Detection System from the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. The Defentect GammaTect™ sensors had previously been installed in conjunction with DM3™ technology at the facilities in certain locations. Due to the success of the initial order, the system is now being expanded to several additional facilities across the campus.
Shares of DFTC are held tightly as there is over a 50% holding ratio; leaving only approximately 40 million freely tradable shares available each day. The stock price has made a nice climb from the area of four cents in December 2010 to trading over eight cents a share on Jan 19th, but is still well away from its 52-week high of $0.40, which was achieved at the end of May 2010.
Investors and traders will be on alert for more news with military-based organizations and further expansion on it DM3™ technologies as the stock price appears to have perhaps found a bottom and may be steadying itself for an upward trend in 2011.
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