If there’s no competition, technology won’t advance and get better with time as fast as I think is required for this industry, given that this is a mission-critical application.

Also, I would like to point out that we want to be an alternative, and at the same time we look for interoperation with existing technology, because if we start from scratch, it will be difficult to enter and compete. You can think on this as a complement to your current investment or you could be able to replace your entire infrastructure if you like. Plus, given that this software is opensource, institutions won’t need any special hardware or additional software to use it; only with the use of a standard PC with a network connection you can make use of WHAZAA, so this translate in huge savings for customers, including schools.

What I mean is that if the software is succesful enough, you could be using the same software in schools and in the real thing.