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Technology Stocks : PSFT - Fiscal 1998 - Discussion for the next year

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To: David W. Ricker who wrote (4458)	1/29/1999 8:00:00 PM
From: Joanna Tsang	Read Replies (1) of 4509

Hi, David! No point...just an observation based on people I know in the business. (And I do work in the ERP business currently.) Very informal survey. I am distinguishing a difference between a standard ERP consultant and an ERP consultant that specializes in Y2K? However, I should have also make the distinction between a programmer and system analyst (someone who comes in and sets the system from scratch.) I figured that the ERP systems are not selling because corporations are putting their financial resources into the Y2K problem that there would not be a need for resource for setting up ERP system 'til that's settled. I don't even want to imagine how much per year a high price PeopleSoft or SAP managerial type makes...I would LOVE to make the kind of salary the worker bees are making...certainly better than us C/S QA Engineers here!!! :-) I agree with you as far as PSFT is concerned. I think they'll pull out of their runt definitely by 2000...AND do MUCH BETTER than they do now. Meanwhile, bring out the TUMS!!! -Joanna

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