Merger with Narrowstep

I own ONSM and have consistently added share as the stock fell. The company has shown accellerating progress for the past year. They have made steady gains and expanded their customer base and their revenue. From a .46 loss last year they have brought it down to .06 loss in the last quarter with very substantial increases in revenue. They should be in positive territory by the next year. Till now the market has not recognized the company's gains though it has risen substantially since the beginning of the year. Importantly, Randy Selwyn, the CO has met every target he has established in his quarterly reports and this leads to my concern.

The Narrowstep merger seems consistent with Onstream's portfolio of technical products and Selwyn has stated that this merger will be immediately cash positive. This seems unrealistic. Any merger takes time to digest and to deal with the differing corporate cultures. I fear that this merger (or acquisition) will take time to realize its goals and that it will throw ONSM off it's trajectory for significant profits in the 1st quarter of next year. My question is about Narrowstep. Is this a high quality merger. Will Narrowstep's technology and marketing meet the promise that Selwyn claims