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ERMX Jumps 12.5% and Volume Goes Through The Roof!

EntreMetrix Inc. (ERMX)
$0.18 UP 12.5%

Big news last week pushed investors to the table. Wallst.net release of
an audio interview got them excited. This is only the first day after
the release. Act fast and get on ERMX Tuesday morning!

Rather than fighting the system, many internal auditors now view the
worry and work SOX has presented as proof that there was a need for
stricter policies to be put in place.

I do not believe that the system in the UK is broken, I believe that in
most cases the teaching is broken. It sounds as though the advisors - if
there were any - produced a standard contract with no view as to how
this would be perceived by the client.

What were the advisors doing?

Investment in the right people and a realisation that BPO requires
waiting for profits for two, possibly three years, does not compute.

LogicaCMG has just been unceremoniously dumped by Dixons on a deal that
Logica thought was in the bag. Maybe the CIO Iain Andrew was trying to
pull a fast one, too far in bed with Logica, but it MUST have had
executive attention and sponsorship, you would have thought.
Interestingly, this is the same for any market, product, company or even
person. Oh, and the advisors were Quantum Plus who trumpet previous
success at.

To globalization's skeptics, however, what's good for Corporate America
translates into layoffs and lower pay for workers. Maybe the CIO Iain
Andrew was trying to pull a fast one, too far in bed with Logica, but it
MUST have had executive attention and sponsorship, you would have
thought. What we see after three years of SOX maybe the beginning of the
end of unethical and criminal behaviour. A timely reminder on this day
particularly - happy Independence Day to all US readers.

As Reuters so eloquently put it: . I've been banging on how
protectionism doesn't work for some time.
Maybe the CIO Iain Andrew was trying to pull a fast one, too far in bed
with Logica, but it MUST have had executive attention and sponsorship,
you would have thought. I think this is a fantastic idea and more
trans-national corporations should take this as a lesson on how to
maximise their investment in human capital.

LogicaCMG has just been unceremoniously dumped by Dixons on a deal that
Logica thought was in the bag. Not according to the lastest research
from Approva.

A timely reminder on this day particularly - happy Independence Day to
all US readers. As you can imagine, amateur bloggers have been up in
arms about the commercialisation of their "art", but I think this is a
natural extension to the BPO mindset. What is the problem here? It is
not that the business has too many staff, although that may well be the
case.
The ultimate goal for SOX is to have better-run corporations, with more
accurate and reliable reporting. If there is no real appetite for this
then SBS is better off being sold to another organisation that does
"get" it.

It sounds as though the advisors - if there were any - produced a
standard contract with no view as to how this would be perceived by the
client. That's starting to happen to the benefit of all. Investment in
the right people and a realisation that BPO requires waiting for profits
for two, possibly three years, does not compute.