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To: Andreas who wrote (82050)	5/8/2000 11:10:00 PM
From: Captain Jack	Respond to of 97611

Andreas -- here is a good one! MC is overseas again and going to give a speech on cpq's "strategy". More party time and if they 'party hearty' the "strategy" could be a Lulu! Only wonder where he will turn up next,,, surely not the office,,;-]--- that place is too far off his beaten path(s),, SEOUL, May 09, 2000 (AsiaPulse via COMTEX) -- Compaq computer CEO Michael Capellas arrived in Seoul Tuesday for a two-day visit, his first since his appointment in July last year. Capellas will have talks with Prime Minister Park Tae-joon, Information and Communication Minister Ahn Byong-yup and high-level officials at Compaq's cooperative and customer companies during his visit. He will meet Ahn Tuesday afternoon to talk about Compaq's investments in Korea and cooperation in research and development. Capellas and Prime Minister Park will discuss the government's role in the Internet era and cooperation plans between Compaq and Korean companies. Capellas will deliver a speech on the Internet at "eCEO Forum" at the Korea Management Association Wednesday and announce Compaq's strategies and investment plans in Korea at a news conference after the speech. He will attend a briefing on Compaq's Internet infrastructure product Alpha Server GS, which will be launched May 16, before leaving Wednesday afternoon.