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Technology Stocks : SSA (SSAX) BPCS/Client Server

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To: elk who wrote (299)12/5/1997 12:08:00 PM
From: Rich Young  Read Replies (1) of 915
 
I have no idea. Where did you get it?

Here's some additional information from past press releases I found interesting, given today's climate:

From SSA's web site:

"SSA is the world's only truly global software company, with strong local support in 91 industrialized countries worldwide. This is reflected in the geographic revenue breakdown of SSA's business: roughly 34 percent from North America, 34 percent from Europe, 22 percent from Asia Pacific, and 10 percent from Latin America. The combination of leading application functionality and strong global support has made SSA the strategic partner of choice for over 1,000 major U.S., European, and Japanese multinational firms. SSA has achieved an over 35 percent annual compound growth rate over the last nine years as a publicly held company. This growth reflects consistent demand for SSA's mission critical products and services."

From the 1st quarter press release:

"SSA had its best ever cash collection quarter in the first quarter.
SSA is seeing strong growth in 1997 in Japan and plans to invest
heavily in that market."

Given the economic situation in Southeast Asia, this kind of information could indicate trouble, if not this quarter then in future quarters, when economic forces really start to hit the bottom line.

Another .02 worth.

Rich
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