I was trying to say that CEO's don't usually (as in never even) yak about things all over the net like I do.

Toronto is a hotbed of activity for my company. There's a company located there that operates about 100 restaurants across Canada and is our customer. They've fully deployed my X software and their IT department is just a single individual (not your average fellow, certainly). You don't have time for the stories I can tell you. If I gave you the correct IP address and you were authorized you would be able to walk near one of these restaurants anywhere in Canada and see their menu on your 770, then use it to order lunch or dinner (and much more) without installing any software at all on your 770. HQ would have the order securely archived in their central storage facility almost immediately because of rsync and openVPN. People have no idea what is possible.