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To: ekn who wrote (39760)	7/1/1999 11:43:00 PM
From: Jesse Livermore	Respond to of 122087

OOps, one correction to my wavx post. HP is into smartcards and we fit with N*able but here is the better story on apps for rent techweb.com Larger companies are also preparing for an expected hosted Internet application boom. Ann Livermore, Hewlett-Packard's president and CEO of the Enterprise Computing Solutions division, said HP is organizing around providing infrastructure for "e-services". "We are going to see applications in billing, procurement, computing, and even MIPS on demand," Livermore said in a keynote speech at the conference. "Companies have to get beyond website thinking." While HP will offer some "apps-on-tap", such as e-mail, the company will provide software, hardware, and integration support to companies setting up their own e-services, Livermore said