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Technology Stocks : Information Architects (IARC): E-Commerce & EIP
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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (266)4/15/1997 10:59:00 AM
From: Rich Dee   of 10786
 
Just finished listening to Gruder on the radio. When he was asked about what companies that Alydaar would be helping with the Y2K problem there weren't any surprises. The ones he mentioned were DuPont, Smith Barney, and Barnett Bank. He did go on to say that he recently was speaking with "a big bank in N.Y. with a billion lines of code" that will be hiring one of the software vendors (possibly Alydaar, but he didn't say for sure) to fix their Y2K problem.

Also said that he has a terrific staff that is working their tails off and has implemented a benefit program for them.

Hope that tomorrow's Westergaard conference will give ALYD a boost. Seems like we are stuck in a trading range. Hope it breaks out (to the upside, of course)

Rich
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