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Technology Stocks : Y2K (Year 2000) Stocks: An Investment Discussion

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To: Nanda who wrote (6412)	9/23/1997 4:14:00 PM
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Technology Driving Productivity Gains, Montgomery Securities Analysts Say: biz.yahoo.com PTUS and IMRS relevant quotes: "Austrian cited four examples of enterprise-wide software that is allowing companies to ``get more done with the same resources'': 1) process manufacturing control and optimization software created by Aspen Technology; 2) computer-telephony call center software from Melita International; 3) highest-end customer service automation software from Pegasystems; and 4) software from Peritus Software Services Inc., to automate" "Grossman gave three examples of companies meeting the outsourcing need: 1) Information Management Resources, which is a comprehensive software outsourcing vendor; 2) ARIS Corp., which provides consulting and training; and 3) The Registry Inc., a national information technology staffing and consulting firm."

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