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A bed-time bit of news.....Got it from AOL...IDX......My first cut and paste so you can read it six or seven times....
Please remember this is one source.....I don't know who he is...Hope he is a credible AOL veteran!
This is very good, friends... I'm lighting up right now.....puff puff...ahhhhh!
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Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out that I asked what the status of the Japanese
RFP (request for proposal) was and whether Printrak was bidding there. Here
was Printrak management's answer (paraphrased):
No, we did not bid there and we're really not sure what the timetable is.
Japan has chosen to buy a test unit (or some very small sample amount) from
three different vendors. However, it really doesn't matter because NEC IS A
LOCK for the award.
Yes, he made it pretty clear no one else has a realistic chance. And that
means IDX is a lock too!
Yeah, baby. That's what I like to hear.
Date: Wed, 5 Mar 1997 01:02:05 EST
From: Tursillo
Message-ID:
I was at the Robertson Stephens conference last week and sat in on the
Printrak presentation and break out session w/ management. We are all pretty
familiar with Printrak and the market it addresses (AFIS obviously) so I
won't get into that. While they do have their own single fingerprint capture
device, they are not really going after those markets the way IDX is.
However, I wanted to point out th |
