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To: H James Morris who wrote (71014)	7/31/1999 12:01:00 AM
From: Tom D	Respond to of 164685

Inflation-Schmlation! If profits don't matter, why does a fundie like inflation matter so much to AMZNs price? Moreover, am I the only humanoid primate who thinks that eCommerce is going to cause massive price deflation while computer-enhanced productivity gains far outstrip wage increases? What's the big deal about inflation anyway? Tom D

To: H James Morris who wrote (71014)	7/31/1999 1:45:00 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 164685

Hi HJ... it was flexenroll I was thinking of, not your recruiting firm... I assume its a software company, competing with employease? Looks very good if so... (hard to tell from the site). Employease is an Atlanta company and they will suffer for that I feel, most enterprise talent is west coast.. (well California actually but Seattle is close enough). A recruiter called me about another web-based enterprise company, in general I like the concept but with some things like manufacturing it just can't be done. You are on the right track with HRIS though... good luck to you... next your b-to-b will be very hot I predict. Ariba will accelerate, hopefully you will be ready to IPO next year. The enterprise web companies will not flood the market like the consumer stuff so it'll be ok to invest in them I think. Its just much harder to build that stuff.