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To: Carter Newton who wrote (7934)	11/18/1997 11:31:00 AM
From: ThirdEye	Read Replies (1) of 13949

Gerry: Re Gartner Group testimony-Great find. Sobering to say the least. What does it mean? Many businesses still hamstrung by 1. Denial 2. Failure to grasp full implications of the problem 3. Lack of management support 4. Lack of funds 5. Fear of liability 6. False hope for silver bullet 7. Lack of qualified personnel 8. Denial(did I say that?) Does this mean that the projected inundation of tool companies with work will be even further delayed-leaving companies like ALYD with huge overhead(ready for huge amounts of work)but only a trickle of revenue-until an avalanche of demand overwhelms them? How is the market supposed to evaluate this situation? Invest now or wait until revenue is real? I think we have been seeing this uncertainty lately. Just a thought.

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