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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (8390)	10/16/1998 5:22:00 PM
From: Jeffrey S. Mitchell	Read Replies (2) of 10786

The ALYD press release has been highlighted by erpsupersite.com under "Late-breaking News". According to those guys: "The ERP market will continue to be one of the largest, fastest-growing and most influential in the applications industry into the new millennium" The ironic thing is there is also a link to a story in Computerworld with the opening paragraph "Enterprise package application developer The Baan Co.'s stock tumbled nearly 30% this morning after the company said global economic conditions and shifts in corporate spending for the year 2000 problem were hurting sales." Basically what that means is "after all IT money is drained to pay for Y2K over the next couple of years, ERP will finally take off." Wouldn't it be nice if certain Y2K companies could have ERP solutions ready and waiting to sell to their burgeoning client base? I think I know one that plans to. Now if they can just convince corporate America they can do it. If they just had a PR firm that was up to the task... My fingers are crossed but I'm not expecting miracles. - Jeff

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