VeeMost Technologies Inc (ID) (VMST)

Thanks SDCRBS for all you do Here! You share extraordinary DD. Your real world experience and your knack for translating that into recognizable information for us not-so-technical people is super appreciated. Thanks to you and others here, I know what we have, and I have, what is it they say nowdays, "diamond hands." I'm not a trader, although good to them if they can do it.

Experience matters — and this board isn’t exactly full of rookies. Most people here know exactly what they’re holding, which is why the usual scare tactics don’t work on VeeMost shareholders. Market makers can rattle the weak hands somewhere else; they’re not shaking a crowd that’s already done the homework and invested in a company built like a tank. You can’t spook experienced traders with a rock-solid business — they’ve seen every trick in the book, and they’re not falling for amateur-hour panic games.

The reason they don't scare easy is that experienced traders often learn early in their careers that panic selling during a sharp drop is one of the fastest ways to lock in unnecessary losses. A common pattern goes like this: a stock suddenly plunges, traders scramble to find news, assume something catastrophic has happened, and start chasing the price downward — only to watch it rebound right back to its original level minutes later.

Over time, many market veterans discover that these sudden drops are not always driven by fundamentals. In some cases, they’re intentionally triggered events designed to shake out stop-loss orders, create liquidity, or exploit emotional reactions. Once traders recognize this, they begin treating these moments as opportunities rather than threats.

A typical observation is that engineered drops often follow a rhythm:

a sharp initial fall,

a brief pause as stop-losses cascade,

a secondary drop,

and then a noticeable slowing of the decline.

When the momentum finally stalls, experienced traders may step in with dry powder, buying heavily at the bottom of the manufactured dip. As the price snaps back to its prior range — which it often does — they exit the position and let the market settle for a few days.

This approach has historically produced strong returns for traders who understand the mechanics behind these moves. And as their experience grows, many also learn the importance of tax-efficient structures, such as Roth accounts, which allow gains to compound without sharing a portion with the IRS.

jmeo

During times when it is easy to feel negative or FUD might tempt one to sell one of their most cherished stocks, it is good to reflect on the wisdom found in a phrase hanging on the wall of a Cracker Barrel:
Don't cut the limb you are standing on!

I know that when it drops because of no news, that it is discouraging. But this is like no other otc stock in many ways. We just have to be patient.

SDCRBS, just wanted to thank you for your excellent posts. Sometimes I can be somewhat negative when I see the share price drop day after day.

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I just added a few more shares today and put in a bid at ask and the M&M's were kind enough to give me my shares at 0.01705, which saved me enough to pay for my next trade. As usual, their bid was hidden which really stinks and should not be allowed in my opinion, but this is the year that is going to change that. With the re-launch of the store.veemost.com and the 5 AI learning, trained and tested Platforms (of which VeeBids and VeeStore are currently functioning) we will see the ramp up of revenue. We should also see the launch (later this year) of the Affiliate and Franchise program whereby IT companies from across the US and the World, pay VeeMost (a % of their business - details to come) for the privilege of using this first of its kind synergistic - work finding - revenue generating - platform.

6/52026 - PROGRESS ON E-RATE BILLINGS $$$:

FY 2026 (overall 1.7 million)
Requested FRNs 47
Funded FRNs 10
486 on File 7
Requested Amount............$1,015,659.88
Committed Category 1.......$0.00
Committed Category 2.......$209,035.16
Total Committed.................$209,035.16
Total Disbursed..................$0.00
Remaining Balance............$209,035.16

015’s as predicted, let’s see if they touch the 200

Disappointing.

L2 showing 0147 / 016 pm

🙈🙉🙊

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As long as volume doesn't pick up, I wouldn't worry too much.
The 200 SMA is now $.0142, and we didn't come close to that today ... so far.

Looks like we will touch that 200ma again, hopefully it holds and hopefully Melvin throws us a bone soon

You must be burning the midnight oil, adesell🕯️!! Why are you up so late .. or so early? Y’all been saying it since 2024 Since 2024? I've been here since Dec 2022 🫨 !!! When are we gonna get those 005s & 007s? It's our last hope to make a buck 💰️🤣 !

Looks like everyone is still trying to find out what this “company” even does. How’s that website? Working yet? Cisco Gold? Let me guess…2027 is when this will REALLY take off? (Y’all been saying it since 2024). Volume is nonexistent and price is going down. Sure, everyone wants a piece of “VeeMost Technologies” lmao 

Who said something about unbilled revenues? Trish? 
Was reviewing my company’s year end final results they put unbilled revenues as an asset in the balance sheet. I work for a company like Veemost except we are much larger cover more industries and more global!!!
Go Veemost

It could be a sign we are close to lift off or they are happy with their stack 
Clearly a day like today is ripe for driving the price down and stealing shares from retail 
So we wait 

CONTINUED ...

⭐ The 6 Cisco Specializations VeeMost Should Target — Matched to VeeMost’s AI Platforms
Below is the exact mapping between VeeMost’s platforms and Cisco’s specialization framework.
This is the same mapping Cisco channel architects use when evaluating partner differentiation.

1. Security Specialization (Core + Advanced)
Why it fits VeeMost:
VeeMost’s AI-driven cybersecurity, identity, and threat-automation platforms align directly with:

Cisco XDR

Cisco Umbrella

Duo

Secure Access

AI-assisted SOC tooling

How VeeMost’s AI helps:

Automated threat detection ? lifecycle value

AI-based identity verification ? Duo alignment

Policy automation ? Secure Access alignment

Impact on Preferred Partner:
Security is Cisco’s #1 weighted specialization for tier elevation.

2. Cloud & Compute Specialization
Why it fits VeeMost:
Your platforms include:

cloud orchestration

multi-tenant SaaS

automated provisioning

AI-based workload optimization

These map directly to Cisco’s:

Intersight

UCS X-Series

Cloud Networking

AI-ready infrastructure

Impact:
Cisco rewards partners who deliver cloud automation + lifecycle management — exactly what VeeMost’s platforms do.

3. Collaboration SaaS Specialization
Why it fits VeeMost:
If any of VeeMost’s platforms integrate with:

Webex

identity management

workflow automation

digital experience monitoring

…then Cisco counts that as IP-driven collaboration value.

Impact:
Cisco heavily rewards partners who bring their own IP to enhance Webex adoption and renewals.

4. Networking Specialization (Enterprise + Meraki)
Why it fits VeeMost:
Your AI platforms likely include:

network analytics

automated remediation

AI-based observability

policy enforcement

These map to:

Cisco AI-native networking

Meraki Insight

ThousandEyes

Catalyst Center automation

Impact:
AI-driven network intelligence is a major differentiator in Cisco’s scoring model.

5. Managed Services Specialization (MSP Track)
Why it fits VeeMost:
If VeeMost uses its AI platforms to deliver:

managed security

managed cloud

managed identity

managed networking

…then Cisco counts this as recurring lifecycle value, which is the #1 factor in Preferred Partner scoring.

Impact:
Managed services + proprietary AI = Cisco’s ideal partner profile.

6. Customer Experience (CX) Specialization
Why it fits VeeMost:
Your AI platforms can automate:

onboarding

adoption tracking

compliance

renewals

usage analytics

Cisco’s CX specialization is all about lifecycle outcomes, and AI-driven lifecycle automation is exactly what Cisco wants.

Impact:
This specialization is often the final requirement for Preferred Partner elevation.

⭐ Summary Table

— VeeMost AI Platform ? Cisco Specialization
VeeMost AI Capability Cisco Specialization Why Cisco Rewards It
AI cybersecurity, identity, threat automation Security (Core + Advanced) Aligns with XDR, Duo, Umbrella, Secure Access
Cloud orchestration, SaaS automation Cloud & Compute Supports AI-ready infrastructure + lifecycle
Workflow automation, digital identity Collaboration SaaS Enhances Webex adoption & renewals
AI observability, network analytics Networking (Enterprise + Meraki) Matches Cisco’s AI-native networking push
AI-powered managed services Managed Services (MSP) Cisco rewards recurring lifecycle value
AI lifecycle automation Customer Experience (CX) Directly tied to Cisco’s scoring model


⭐ FINAL SUMMARY
Yes — VeeMost’s proprietary AI platforms don’t just help; they directly align with the Cisco specializations required for Preferred Partner status.
If VeeMost completes the specializations above and demonstrates customer lifecycle outcomes, the AI platforms become a major accelerant toward Preferred Partner elevation.

How should we view the Cisco 360 partner program? Consider this ....

⭐ 1. Cisco’s 2026 Partner Program is shifting toward AI, automation, and lifecycle services
Cisco’s new Cisco Partner Program 360 (rolling out 2025–2026) emphasizes:

AI-ready infrastructure

AI-powered security

Automation & observability

Lifecycle services (adoption ? expansion ? renewal)

Cloud-delivered platforms

Managed services

Preferred Partners are expected to show differentiation, repeatable IP, and customer lifecycle value — not just resell Cisco gear.

VeeMost’s proprietary platforms check these boxes.

⭐ 2. VeeMost’s AI platforms align with Cisco’s required competencies
Cisco rewards partners who build their own intellectual property that enhances Cisco’s ecosystem.

Here’s how VeeMost’s platforms map to Cisco’s requirements:

✔ AI-Driven Security & Identity
Cisco is pushing AI-powered security (Umbrella, XDR, Duo, AI-assisted SOC tools).
VeeMost’s platforms in:

cybersecurity

digital identity

threat automation

policy enforcement

…directly complement Cisco’s security stack.

This is a major Preferred Partner differentiator.

✔ AI-Assisted Cloud & SaaS Automation
Cisco wants partners who deliver:

cloud automation

multi-tenant SaaS

AI-enhanced workflows

lifecycle management

VeeMost’s multi-platform ecosystem (licensing automation, cloud orchestration, blockchain-based verification, etc.) fits Cisco’s “IP-driven partner” model.

✔ AI for Observability & Network Intelligence
Cisco’s AI Observability and AI-native networking initiatives reward partners who can:

integrate AI insights

automate network operations

reduce customer friction

If VeeMost’s platforms include AI-based monitoring, analytics, or automated remediation, that’s a direct competency booster.

✔ AI-Enhanced Managed Services
Cisco is heavily rewarding partners who deliver:

managed security

managed cloud

managed networking

managed identity

If VeeMost uses its AI platforms to deliver managed services, that is exactly what Cisco wants from Preferred Partners.

⭐ 3. Proprietary AI = Differentiation = Higher Partner Tier Eligibility
Cisco explicitly states that partners with unique IP (software, platforms, automation tools) gain:

higher partner tier eligibility

better deal registration priority

stronger competitive scoring

more favorable lifecycle incentives

VeeMost’s proprietary AI platforms are IP — and Cisco loves partners who bring their own IP to the table.

⭐ 4. The biggest advantage: AI platforms help VeeMost demonstrate customer lifecycle value
Cisco’s new scoring model is based on:

Adoption

Expansion

Renewal

AI platforms that automate onboarding, monitoring, compliance, or security help VeeMost:

reduce churn

increase renewals

expand customer usage

deliver measurable outcomes

This is the #1 factor Cisco uses to elevate partners.

⭐ 5. So will these AI platforms help VeeMost become a Preferred Partner?
Yes — they materially strengthen VeeMost’s case.
Cisco wants partners who:

build AI-driven solutions

integrate with Cisco’s AI ecosystem

deliver lifecycle value

provide managed services

differentiate with proprietary IP

VeeMost is doing all of that.

The only missing pieces are:

completing the required Cisco specializations

demonstrating customer success metrics

showing lifecycle adoption data

scaling platform usage across multiple clients

If VeeMost executes those, the AI platforms become a major accelerant toward Preferred Partner status.

jmo and AI's

Wonder why??

Algos quiet today 

Plato and Losertrying2win,
Thanks for the replies. Based on your answers it seems like we still don't have a clear designation of what Veemost will become. Hopefully Veemost becomes a power player given those twelve options.But exactly where we fit in is still pending, at least thats the vibe I'm getting. Perhaps the mystery will resolve itself shortly.
GLTA.

Melvin used to mention achieving Cisco gold as the plan, in the filings and when he used to do PR and twitter. It never happened. The filings haven't mentioned cisco in a while, so it's anyone's guess as to what the plan is with them(if there is any).

CONTRASTING THE CISCO 360 PARTNER PROGRAM TO THE LEGACY PROGRAM

From what I can gather, the legacy partner program consisted of static roles and levels that applied to the whole company. The partner's role in the Cisco ecosystem was either an Integrator, Provider, Developer, or Advisor. Similarly, the partner's certified level of expertise was either Gold, Premier or Select. As a point of reference, VeeMost is an Integrator with a certified level of expertise of Premier.

In the 360 Program, instead of the company performing just one role, Cisco believes the company plays all roles to varying degrees as it engages its customers over the customer lifecycle. The new metric is "motion (sell, build, manage, and advise in no particular order)." Sell and Build motions are associated with the Integrator role. Manage motions are associated with the Provider role. Specialized Build and Automation motions are associated with the Developer role. Finally, Strategic Advise motion is associated with the Advisor role. I haven't had time to investigate but I wouldn't be surprised if these various motions were averaged together to come up with some kind of customer engagement score. This would likely be done for all of the Cisco-defined technology portfolios that the company supports (see next paragraph).

Levels are no longer company-wide. They apply to specific Cisco-defined technology "portfolios." The two levels are:Cisco Portfolio Partner: Indicates foundational practice maturity and investment in a specific portfolio’s sales and technical capabilities.

Cisco Preferred Partner: Signals advanced technical mastery, established scalable practices, and comprehensive lifecycle management within a given portfolio. Source: Google AI But remember these levels do not apply company-wide. They only apply to Cisco-defined technology portfolios: Networking, Cloud and AI Infrastructure, Security, Splunk, Collaboration, and Services. A company could have Cisco Preferred Certifications for some of its technology portfolios but not others. This is in contrast to the legacy levels - such as Cisco Gold - where the designation applied to the whole company not just certain product or customer groups.

So whereas before the possible levels were Gold, Premier or Select and they applied to the whole company, in the 360 Program you only have two levels but they apply to technology portfolios, not the entire company. These are the designations:

Cisco Networking Partner
Cisco Cloud and AI Infrastructure Partner
Cisco Security Partner
Cisco Splunk Partner
Cisco Collaboration Partner
Cisco Services Partner

Cisco Preferred Networking Partner
Cisco Preferred Cloud and AI Infrastructure Partner
Cisco Preferred Security Partner
Cisco Preferred Splunk Partner
Cisco Preferred Collaboration Partner
Cisco Preferred Services Partner

With the 360 Program a partner can be certified in multiple portfolios. They're not just limited to one.

Twelve designations are possible now by my count. We no longer have Gold, Premier, and Select. Those are relics of the past.

The question is, which of these designations will VeeMost acquire? I haven't seen anything in the filings that address this question.

I don't envy Melvin. I think I kind of understand what Cisco is trying to do. But in the process, they have created an administrative nightmare for its partners.

Some good Cisco references that explain it better than I:
https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/partners/cisco-partner-designations-faq.pdf
https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/partners/cisco-partner-solicitations-faq.pdf

DISCLAIMER: These are just my interpretations and opinions. Please do your own due diligence.

So where do we fit in here with the Cisco360 relm of things? Is Veemost adjusting to the 360 plan? Just seems like a rugpull for those that made Gold and Premeire status. Aplogize if these questions seem a bit off the wall. I have better luck picking flyshit outta black pepper than researching this mind boggling tech stuff.TY and GLTA

Without any updates we are certainly heading in that direction.

$.0142 is the current danger point (200 SMA).
Don't want to see a close below that (at least from a chartist's POV).

Dasqeezr, If I was a Gold Certified Cisco VAR I would be livid at Cisco's decision to screw their partners. Imagine if VeeMost had obtained the Gold certification a couple of years back, then Cisco canceled the designation on February 1, 2026! Actually, now that I think about it, that probably would have been okay in the short run 😉💲!

Nice recap, thankyou Plato_ for sharing.

Does it not seem like Cisco keeps on moving the goal posts? I do understand technology is fluid as it constantly changes. However it seems like one foot forward and two back, or am I missing the boat here. Been here since the begining not that it matters. GLTA

I'm trying to contact Cisco to see if they would update it. It would probably easier if Melvin would do that, however.

It didn't take long. My very first post on this board was about Cisco Gold Certification.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175118190

It was a major catalyst that we were all looking forward to. In fact, all of the platforms to be rolled out soon were in support of that goal.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=176492866

But Cisco killed the program effective February 1, 2026. That was very disappointing. It was replaced by the Cisco 360 Partner program.
https://web.archive.org/web/20241101132431/https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/partners/cisco-partner-program/cisco-360-partner-program-highlights.pdf

Blowback

I noticed Cisco removed all of the language from their "At A Glance" handout pertaining to the previous roles and levels framework being retired .

Original (2024): https://web.archive.org/web/20241101132431/https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/partners/cisco-partner-program/cisco-360-partner-program-highlights.pdf

Current (2026): https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/partners/cisco-partner-program/cisco-360-partner-program-highlights.pdf Transitioning to the Cisco 360 Partner Program

Future of roles and levels

To simplify and improve our partners’ experience, we are moving away from the current roles and levels framework to a new structure that will enable them to more clearly showcase their Cisco expertise to customers.

This new framework will have two designations: Cisco Partner and Cisco Preferred Partner. To further help partners differentiate their practice, the Cisco Preferred designation can be earned for each portfolio. For example, if a partner earns the Cisco Preferred Partner designations in Security and Networking, they will be recognized and can market themselves as a Cisco Preferred Security Partner and a Cisco Preferred Networking Partner.

On February 1, 2026, these new designations will replace the current Gold, Premier and Select levels. We will share the new designations and provide access to new customer facing logos well in advance of the retirement of the current levels. These new partnership logos closely connect the Cisco brand to our partners’ brand – allowing them to communicate their Cisco relationship to customers. We will continue to amplify the value of our partners and drive awareness to the market that these new designations represent the most capable and trusted partners in the industry.

Protecting partners’ investments is our top priority. Whether they are Gold, Premier or Select in today’s program, the investments, outcomes, and lifecycle support our partners have been delivering to customers will continue to be recognized in the partner value index. To ensure a smooth transition, we will extend all partner anniversary dates for roles, levels, and the Customer Experience Specializations to February 1, 2026, and no action is needed if partners wish to maintain their current status.

During the transition period, if they achieve a new role, level, or Customer Experience Specialization, partners’ anniversary dates will be set to February 1, 2026, regardless of when that credential is earned. On February 1, 2026, we will officially retire the Integrator, Provider, Developer, and Advisor roles and the Gold, Premier and Select levels. The new Cisco Partner and Cisco Preferred Partner designations will be effective as of this date.

Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20241101132431/https://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en_us/partners/cisco-partner-program/cisco-360-partner-program-highlights.pdf Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, Plato_ assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions in the content of this post. The information contained in this post is provided on an "as is" basis with no guarantees of completeness, accuracy, usefulness or timeliness. Do your own due diligence.

Down 50% from previous highs, might see 015 area and then bounce from there is my guessPut your bids in

Good Job Plato_ ...

“Guilty as charged — I accidentally gave VeeMost a Cisco Gold badge before Cisco did.
I’ll try not to hand out any more unearned promotions.”

However, this proves that you know VeeMost !!!

Out of curiosity, how long did it take you to find the oops?

I'll take a stab at it. SDCRBS Premium Member 06/01/26 7:27 PM Post #29,230

Re: #29,225: @CrossFireTrader - Oops

Good catch on the AL — nicely done.

And yes, I made another mistake… I’m just waiting to see if you spot this one too. Could it be that VeeMost is not a Cisco Gold Partner? 🤔😎✔ C. Integration points VeeMost is a Cisco Gold Partner. Their platforms integrate with:

⭐ Full E-Rate Form Sequence (Simple Version)
Form 470 — Start bidding

Form 471 — Request funding

PIA Review — USAC questions

FCDL — Funding approved

Form 486 — Service start + CIPA

Invoicing:

Form 474 (SPI) — Vendor invoices USAC

Form 472 (BEAR) — Applicant invoices USAC

Form 500 — Adjustments after funding

⭐ What Form 486 Is (E-Rate Program)
Form 486 = “Receipt of Service Confirmation and Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) Certification.”

It is filed after services begin and serves two critical purposes:

⭐ 1. It tells USAC that services have started
The school or library uses Form 486 to officially notify USAC:

“Our E-Rate-funded services have begun.”

“We are ready for invoicing to start.”

Until Form 486 is filed:

USAC will not pay invoices

Service providers cannot submit SPI invoices

BEAR reimbursements cannot be processed

This is why delays in Form 486 filing delay revenue recognition for vendors.

⭐ 2. It certifies CIPA compliance
Form 486 also confirms whether the applicant:

Is compliant with CIPA,

Is working toward compliance, or

Is exempt (libraries have different rules)

CIPA compliance includes:

Internet safety policy

Technology protection measures (filters)

Public notice and hearing requirements

USAC cannot release funding until CIPA status is certified.

⭐ When Form 486 Must Be Filed
The deadline is:

120 days after the later of:

The FCDL date, or

The service start date

Missing the deadline can result in:

Funding reductions

Invoice delays

Loss of funding for the period before filing

⭐ Where Form 486 Fits in the E-Rate Timeline
Form 470 – Open competitive bidding

Form 471 – Request funding

PIA Review – USAC reviews the application

FCDL – Funding Commitment Decision Letter

Form 486 – You are here

Certify service start

Certify CIPA

Enable invoicing

Invoicing – SPI or BEAR

Form 500 – Adjustments (if needed)

Form 486 is the bridge between funding approval and invoicing.

⭐ Why Form 486 Matters to Vendors (like VeeMost)
For service providers, Form 486 is the trigger that allows:

SPI invoicing to begin

USAC to release funds

Revenue to be recognized

If a district delays Form 486, the vendor’s revenue is delayed — sometimes by months.

This is why tracking Form 486 status is essential for modeling VMST’s E-Rate revenue timing.

If it’s in the E-Rates I don’t know cause I don’t know the Lingo but I don’t understand 486 on file

Good catch on the AL — nicely done.

And yes, I made another mistake… I’m just waiting to see if you spot this one too.

Now, looking ahead and this is where it gets interesting: we’re in June, and I still expect the platforms to be ready this month. But if I were Melvin, I wouldn’t announce anything until July. I’d time the PR rollouts, so it builds momentum right into the Q2 report. There’s plenty he could PR between now and then, and by the time the Q2 filing hits, he should have enough visibility to start giving revenue projections — at least for the 47 E-Rate contracts.

Here’s where the FY2026 E-Rate numbers stand as of 5/27/2026:

Requested FRNs: 47
Funded FRNs: 9 (updated 6/1)
486 on File: 6 (updated 6/1)

Requested Amount: $1,015,659.88
Committed Category 1: $0.00
Committed Category 2: $164,461.25 (updated 6/1: $204,892.57)
Total Committed: $164,461.25 (updated 6/1: $204,892.57)
Total Disbursed: $0.00
Remaining Balance: $164,461.25 (updated 6/1: $204,892.57)

Source:
https://tools.e-ratecentral.com/us/public/utilizationSummaryChart.asp?typ=spin&ky=143036071&ste=TX

We may have a New Logo ?

Certainly a nice nugget but I wish they would have used the actual Veemost logo. Anyway, I posted it on Twitter as it certainly is a huge selling point.

From Cisco's Partner Locator Web Site

VeeMost Technologies Inc. (OTC: VMST) is a minority-owned, Cisco-certified solutions provider delivering cybersecurity, cloud, networking, and managed services. We help organizations of all sizes—from mid-market businesses to Fortune 500 enterprises, schools, healthcare providers, and public sector agencies—design, implement, and operate secure IT environments that scale with their needs. Headquartered in the U.S., with branches in India and West Africa, VeeMost combines deep Cisco expertise with innovative solutions that make digital transformation faster, safer, and more cost-effective. Our proven track record spans enterprise deployments, government projects, and education-sector initiatives. Through our online procurement platform, store.veemost.com, customers can also source Cisco hardware, software, and licenses alongside offerings from Microsoft, Palo Alto, Dell, and HPE—making VeeMost a trusted partner for both advanced IT solutions and streamlined procurement.

Oops 🫢

First, there is only one CIK number for VeeMost Technologies Inc. It is: 0001375589.

There are several ways to access the SEC filings using the CIK number.

Here are three that I know of:

1) https://www.sec.gov/edgar/search

This corresponds to the link you posted at https://www.sec.gov/edgar/search/#/ciks=0001375589&entityName=Global%2520Developments%2520Inc.%2520(CIK%25200001375589 It takes you to the old Global Developments Inc. SEC filings (Be sure and set the "Filed from" value to an early date like 2001-06-01).

2) https://www.sec.gov/search-filings

This is another way. (If you paste the CIK, you'll need to enter at least one digit by hand otherwise you'll get "No matching companies.") It also takes you to the old Global Developments Inc. SEC filings.

3) https://www.edgarcompany.sec.gov/servlet

This is yet another way. It takes you to VeeMost Technologies Inc. Detailed Company Information page. No SEC filings are shown because Veemost is not currently SEC reporting.

Here is the issue:

Regardless of how you access the SEC Edgar system, CIK = 0001375589 should always take you to VeeMost Technologies Inc.

As you can see, the first two access methods do not.

The third access method does.

This can be simplified to website access versus servlet (a Java program that runs on the server) access. The website access does not take us to VeeMost. The servlet access does take us to VeeMost.

Therefore, from an investor's perspective, the web access is broken and the servlet access is fixed.

opps, typo

AL ? American League ?? I'm a Dodgers Fan!! I'll wait for the NL era

⭐ Short Answer

VeeMost does not need Cisco to “provide AI” for its platforms.
Their AI is proprietary, built into their own software stack (AccessIQ, VeeShield, VeeBids, Blockchain Platform, etc.).

BUT, Cisco infrastructure can accelerate, optimize, or host AI workloads — it is not required for VeeMost’s AI to function.

Think of Cisco as the highway, and VeeMost’s AI as the car.
The car doesn’t need a specific highway to run — but a better highway makes the ride smoother.

⭐ Detailed Breakdown

1️⃣ VeeMost’s AI is proprietary - Everything in their filings and platform descriptions shows:

AI is embedded in AccessIQ (identity automation, policy decisions)

AI is embedded in VeeShield (DNS threat detection, anomaly detection)

AI is embedded in VeeBids (procurement intelligence, bid matching)

AI is embedded in their Blockchain Platform (verification, identity scoring)

This AI is:

Software-level

Cloud-based

Platform-native

Not dependent on Cisco hardware or Cisco AI engines

So the AI logic, models, inference, and decision-making are VeeMost’s own IP.

2️⃣ Cisco infrastructure is optional — not required - Cisco provides:

GPUs in UCS servers

AI-optimized networking

Telemetry pipelines

Secure access service edge (SASE)

Catalyst Center AI analytics

ThousandEyes AI monitoring

These can support AI workloads, but they do not provide the AI logic for VeeMost’s platforms.

VeeMost’s AI can run on:

Azure

AWS

On-prem servers

Hybrid environments

Cisco hardware

Non-Cisco hardware

It’s infrastructure-agnostic.

3️⃣ Where Cisco does help VeeMost’s AI

Cisco infrastructure can enhance VeeMost’s AI in three ways:

✔ A. Telemetry + Data Feeds - Cisco switches, firewalls, and wireless controllers generate:

NetFlow

DNS logs

Identity logs

Threat telemetry

Network behavior analytics

VeeShield and AccessIQ can ingest this data to make smarter AI decisions.

✔ B. Performance acceleration - If a customer runs VeeMost’s AI on-prem:

Cisco UCS servers with GPUs

Cisco HyperFlex

Cisco AI-ready fabrics

…can speed up inference.

✔ C. Integration points VeeMost is a Cisco Gold Partner. Their platforms integrate with:

Cisco ISE

Cisco Duo

Cisco Umbrella

Cisco Meraki

Cisco Catalyst Center

These integrations feed data into VeeMost’s AI, but the AI itself remains VeeMost’s.

4️⃣ What VeeMost’s AI does NOT depend on
VeeMost’s AI does not require:

Cisco AI models

Cisco AI cloud services

Cisco AI licensing

Cisco AI engines

Their AI is self-contained within their software stack.

⭐ Bottom Line - VeeMost’s AI is proprietary.

Cisco infrastructure is optional, not required.
Cisco enhances performance and data quality, but does not provide the AI.
This is actually a strategic advantage for VeeMost:

They can deploy anywhere

They are not tied to Cisco’s AI roadmap

They can integrate with Cisco, Microsoft, AWS, Google, or any enterprise stack

Their AI becomes a platform differentiator, not a reseller add-on

Far be it for me to assign an SIC code number for Veemost.
But 7373 does seem much closer to the correct description than 6141.
https://siccode.com/sic-code/7373/computer-integrated-systems-design

However, the description of 7373 doesn't seem to match Veemost perfectly either.
(1) the development or modification of the computer software; (2) the marketing of purchased computer hardware; and (3) involvement in all phases of systems development from design through installation. I guess it's a minor point that VMST doesn't fit the 7373 code exactly since the government no longer develops or updates new codes.
Here's what Co pilot says (in part): Today, the U.S. government no longer develops or updates SIC codes—they were replaced by NAICS in 1997—but some agencies (like the SEC) and private organizations (like Dun & Bradstreet) still use or assign SIC codes for their own purposes.