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To: chalu2 who wrote (159)	11/28/1999 10:39:00 AM
From: beach3	Read Replies (1) of 163

TSIM must have found a partner of some sort. The simulation software that they own is very sophisticated and should be quite valuable to the right partner/acquirer. I think the software was just too complex for the Y2K remediation market. Customers would not or could not spend the time and effort required to collect and quantify data about their business processes that was necessary to make Think2000 work. But forget Y2K. Companies will be moving on and thinking about how to grow and prosper beyond 2000. Those that want to sharpen their long term views and strategies can use TSIM software to model their entire supply chain and simulate the effects of making changes in their processes and relationships. There is a market for this software. In the right hands I think TSIM's technology has great potential.

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