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Technology Stocks : Intellicorp - Keep A Watchful Eye On It

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To: fyi who wrote ()11/30/1999 5:17:00 PM
From: leigh aulper  Read Replies (1) of 529
 
IntelliCorp CEO, Ken Haas, Featured in the Wall Street Transcript; Interview Focuses on Strategic Partnerships, Internet Opportunity, and Management Strategies

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 30, 1999-- IntelliCorp (Nasdaq:INAI), a leading provider of ERP lifecycle management products and services, today announced IntelliCorp CEO, Ken Haas, was featured in The Wall Street Transcript.

The article was included as part of The Wall Street Transcript's Enterprise Software Edition. Other companies featured in the November issue included, BEA Systems, Sterling Commerce and Aspen Technology. (See press release "The Wall Street Transcript Publishes Enterprise Software Analyst Interviews" dated November 10, 1999.) The article which is geared towards the investment community, discusses both product and management strategy. IntelliCorp's multi-channel sales approach, their strong play in the Internet economy and their strategic partnerships with Big Five Consulting Firms and SAP (who has a 10% beneficial stock ownership in IntelliCorp) are highlighted as well.

In the article, Ken Haas stated, "Investors should take a fresh look at the company, look at the management team, look at our business in the context of the markets we operate in and compare us to our competitors: the companies that have become newly public and have a lot of buzz about them. Compare us to those companies in terms of our results and our potential."

Mr. Haas concluded, "We're in a very high growth market, which is ERP back office and front office, and we are operating in the largest segment of that market, which is the SAP installed base. We have premier strategic partners, as well as a very impressive customer list. In addition, IntelliCorp has strong differentiation in the market and a strong play in the internet economy."

The article in its entirety is available from The Wall Street Transcript at twst.com
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