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Technology Stocks : Agile Software Corp- ( AGIL) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: stockman_scott who wrote (299)	9/28/1999 4:41:00 PM
From: rowrowrow	Respond to of 570

Guess some of the movement today can be attributed to the conference. They must like what they're hearing! Got this off of YAHOO. Money...Summary of the day...more later by: satisfied_agile_customer (M/Illinois) 340 of 346 With only a few minutes to spare, I wanted to make good on promise to provide info from day 1 of Agility 99. Today we heard customer testimonials from the likes of Echostar, Exabyte, Flextronics, Verifone, Marshall Ind., and Lucent. The common theme was one of satisfaction with the product content managaement capabilities of Agile and the strategic inportance of Agile in their future partnering/collaboration initiatives across thier respective supply chains (business-to-business e-commerce). One of the key points to keep in mind is that Agile facilitates the integration of product development collaboration efforts allowing real-time ECO communication across the supply chain. In doing so, product development/change cycle times are compressed and exposure to technology obsolesence is minimized. In short, Agile allows organizations to extend product content management specific business processes beyond their enterprise. This is a key that you must first understand before you can begin to comprehend the unique value proposition that they offer. As an existing customer we have use Agile to integrate our internal product content management processes, thus poitioning us to now focus on the extension of processes across our supply chain. What Agile does not do is to facilitate business-to-consumer e-commerce, or on-line webstore development, etc. This "sexy" segment of e-comm gets most of the attention in the press today; but the fact is that the real place to be positioned is in the lucaritive B2B space. In subsequent posts, I will talk to the "technology" and Agile products in an effort to help you understand the reason they deserve to be considered an e-commerce company. Until then, off on a 3 hour cruise! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted: 9/27/1999 9:07 pm EDT as a reply to: Msg 339 by money_man123