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Technology Stocks : CSGI ...READY FOR TAKE-OFF!
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To: Trader X who wrote (1664)12/23/1997 11:52:00 AM
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Kevin Hansen,


>>Woo Whee! CSGI is getting a 3 million line contract! 3 million lines is NOTHING. It's another friggin test. Test test test...nobody trusts this method of converting code. That's the bottom line. <<

Sorry, but I have to correct your inaccurate and misleading statements.



1. The LSI contract is NOT a test. It is a revenue generating contract.

2. ConSyGen does both windowing and field expansion - which are the most widely accepted methods.

3. The only difference is while others require hundreds of programmers to do conversions, ConSyGen can do them with fewer bodies.
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>> The problem is, you have to involve people in the conversion process to ensure it's reliability. What company wants to hand over a hundred million lines of code to a company who isn't going to babysit that code personally to ensure that it comes out clean? <<

What company ? well how about:

Motorola - Pilot project completed ..... waiting for testing results

LSI - Awarded a 3 million line contract to CSGI. This contract involves Migration and a y2k conversion at the same time. Futher shows the ability of ConSyGen's technology.. ALSO a 3 million line contract is not considered "no big deal". For a company with a small burn rate as ConSyGen, it is a BIG DEAL.

Millennium - 1.4 million lines converted without any single line of code being converted by a programmer. one of the first, if not the first ever, project that was started, finished and successfully tested.

SCBI - our alliance partner who has a client list of many Fortune 500 companies. They use CSGI's toolset.

AGISS - Has received two successful pilots from CSGI and they will use the CSGI toolset for projects they are awarded.

Chase Technology - formerly ALYD's partner who now chose to go with CSGI. They will be using the CSGI toolset for their clients.

Now I know you were just trying to do the best you can and not to mislead anyone, but now that you have been brought up to date, I am sure it won't happen again (yea right!).
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