Newport Digital Technologies, Inc. (NPDT)

[mwest]

great use of examples Rose

[mrsfelix06]

good example rose, the music industry has done a total trasformation in the technology department. So if it can be done there it can be done elsewhere

[protostars]

Once you hitch your growth to a new foundational technology, it's hard to go wrong.

[rose]

Not so sure about the foundational tech. but the market is certainly on the move for profit

[mwest]

it really is and they are coming at a good time

[mrsfelix06]

People are always interested in new technology.

[protostars]

I guess I think that things like RFID, WiFI, VoIP, are foundational, simply because they are technologies that could be applied almost everywhere.

[rose]

So I have been challenged to foundational but application I can work with.

[mwest]

and that is what makes this woth it protostars good point

[mrsfelix06]

your right about that protostars. Its amazing how much these technology have grown.

[protostars]

It's almost like owning a retail store, and getting to pick the most popular products to sell. That's what Newport is trying to do.

[QualityStocks]

Newport Digital Technologies, Inc. (NPDT.OB) Taking Advantage of Huge Growth in VoIP

Newport Digital Technologies Inc. has positioned itself to profit from a number of high-growth technologies, including RFID and Wi-Fi. But none has more immediate potential than Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), a set of technologies that allow people to use the Internet like a phone network.

Besides greatly reducing basic voice communication costs, VoIP systems also make common features, such as call-forwarding, conference calling, and automatic redial, easier to implement and less expensive. In addition, it opens the door for more advanced features, such as the use of Secure Real-Time Transport Protocol, video calling, and even web browsing.

There are three methods of connecting to a VoIP network:

1) Using a VoIP telephone
2) Using a normal telephone with a VoIP adapter
3) Using a computer with speakers and a microphone

NDT focuses on the first method, VoIP telephones, and provides various solutions, from consumer-oriented Skype phones that don’t require a PC, to IP-BPX, Intelligent Gateways, and multi-level IP phones for businesses. Popular specific products include the smart IP NOKSU Business Phone, a superior full-featured phone system without the KTX/PBX box, and the Web IP Phone, a multi-media phone for offices.

The value of having a secure foot in the VoIP door cannot be underestimated. According to IBISWorld, the Internet voice service industry currently ranks as #1 on the list of all growth industries, with an annual growth rate expected to top 20% for 2009. This far exceeds the rate projected for ecommerce and online auctions, as well as the rate for biotech and other high-growth industries.

Newport Digital Technologies is a company that skillfully positions itself in between developing technologies and the commercial market. The company has a collaborative partnership with two leading R&D technology incubators, the Institute for Information Industry (III) and the Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), both based in Taiwan. The partnership has given NDT a strong portfolio of technologies, of which VoIP is but one.

[mwest]

a sucessful company knows when to strike when the pot is hot so to speak

[protostars]

Just considering the VoIP industry, it's about as hot a pot as you can get:

"The Internet voice service industry currently ranks as #1 on the list of all growth industries, with an annual growth rate expected to top 20% for 2009."

[rose]

Still think Cysco will be calling with a check book

[mwest]

they definetely have positioned themselves for success

[mrsfelix06]

For some users I have seen the price in the microphones go down, not all have built in's. So that could help.

[protostars]

There are obviously still some issues with VoIP. You end up depending upon your Internet connection, which is not as reliable as hard phone lines, or even cell phones.

[rose]

hey Proto... you still using DU?

[rose]

Oh, sorry, that was LOL!