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To: philipah who wrote (12240)	10/27/1999 5:02:00 PM
From: The Duke of URL©	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19080

Gore-tex (1.4 Billion ann sales) seems unhappy with both Delloitte and PeopleSoft. Does this mean anything?? yahoo.cnet.com Deloitte paid fees to PeopleSoft for referrals PeopleSoft officials pushed Gore to hire Deloitte consultants, certified by the software company as experts in the system, to oversee its installation and start-up, the suit said. Deloitte paid fees to PeopleSoft for such referrals, the suit contends. Deloitte consultants ran up millions of dollars in fees getting the system in place only to have it fail when it went into operation in July 1997, Gore's lawyer, Wilmington litigator Jay Eisenhofer, said in the suit. "Within a very short time of going live, Gore's human resources, benefits, and payroll administration functions were in chaos," Eisenhofer said in the suit. "Gore associates were not getting paid and Gore could not track vacation time or benefits."