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Technology Stocks : Novell (NOVL) dirt cheap, good buy?

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To: Scott C. Lemon who wrote (28364)10/2/1999 12:03:00 PM
From: PJ Strifas  Read Replies (2) of 42771
 
Hello Scott,

<<Are you talking about Novell? Or the new start-up ... ;-) ;-)>>

I was thinking about the start up. Another point is that getting to hold the steering wheel allows you to do more of what you believe and know than you otherwise might be able to do in a large corporation.

I didn't mean to point out merely the money aspect of heading off to another company (even a startup). There are many factors which differentiate startups from bigger corporations that depending on your perspective can be huge advantages. The money aspect is just one and that clearly depends on the startup of course :)

In any case, as you state Chris had done an admirable job and sure, we all feel the urge to move on to higher and greater challenges. Perhaps on Tuesday they will also announce a "re-organization" or a replacement?

Maybe that coupled with the digitalme announcement plus some good news from the Fed could charge us back into the $20s again :)

Also, do you feel that AOL would look to BorderManager for it's caching needs? Evaluate the product perhaps in a distributed environment? I do know they have several data centers with a Global NOC in Dulles and a backup in Upstate NY.

Don't they have offices in Odgen, Utah? I believe it was customer support though.... :)

Peter J Strifas
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