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To: Jon K. who wrote (383)	5/8/1999 4:43:00 PM
From: jjs64	Read Replies (1) of 1013

EDFY buyout was a chatroom rumor. IMO it makes ZERO sense. EDFY is a dead company with only 1 significant customer: Chase Manhattan. Chase will always do the opposite of arch-rival Citibank, so it is not surprising that Chase went with EDFY. EDFY's technology is also completely different from S1's. EDFY is using what is basically an old OS/2-based Interactive Voice Response system, that has been shoehorned onto a far less stable OS (NT). EDFY's system is based on a Thin-Server model. S1 uses a high-end, stable and scalable UNIX system (HP-UX with Virtual Vault), and a Fat Server architecture, which IMO, is far more scalable and feature-rich. More details on the Fat Server concept are on S1's web site. Best regards!

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