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To: asker2 who wrote (53200)6/30/2000 8:06:47 AM
From: Untouchable  Respond to of 150070
 
Since I have been following this board for a while thought you should know TSIS will become the leader in "hosting" AVR applications. This release is just the tip of the iceberg.

Untouchable

"Friday June 30, 5:04 am Eastern Time
Company Press Release

JambaTalk.com Selects Interactive Telesis to Host Speech-Enabled Scheduling
Service

Service Designed to Simplify the Lives of Busy People

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 30, 2000--Interactive Telesis Inc.,
(OTCBB:TSIS - news), a leader in specialized interactive voice response (IVR) services
and deployment of speech recognition technologies, Friday announced that it will host
JambaTalk.com's speech-enabled scheduling service.

With the new JambaTalk service, consumers are able to make, change, or cancel service
appointments at any time automatically, simply by speaking into any phone.

JambaTalk.com has licensed speech recognition software from SpeechWorks
International, a partner of Interactive Telesis, to provide a phone-based speech
recognition channel complementary to its Internet services. The phone channel is
particularly important in mobile and other environments lacking Internet connectivity.
Sample customer relationship management (CRM) applications include automotive and
medical service scheduling, and sales force automation. Spanish language compatibility
provided in SpeechWorks 6.5 expands domestic market reach and enables expansion
to lucrative Latin American markets lagging in Internet connectivity. Access via wireless
devices such as PDAs is planned for future releases.

``We selected Interactive Telesis as our hosting partner because of their experience in
hosting complex applications and their proven reputation with enterprise customers such
as Yahoo!, NIKE and Excite@home,'' said Dr. John Harding, co-founder and CEO of
JambaTalk.com. ``Interactive Telesis' open platform and instant scalability also give
JambaTalk an important technological edge that allows for unlimited growth and
flexibility.''

A typical use of the JambaTalk phone system would be in dental scheduling. The system
first greets the caller: ``Hello, welcome to Newport Bay Dentistry. Please say
'appointment' if you'd like to make an appointment or say operator for the operator ...''
For an appointment, customer information is collected, followed by the customer being
presented with the soonest possible time. If that time is not accepted, then the customer
can say such words as ``tomorrow,'' ``next Tuesday,'' or ``August the sixth'' to proceed
with appointment setting. Alternatively, the patient could request the appointment via the
Web if they desire, and likewise the dental office can view their appointments via the
Web.

``We are very excited that JambaTalk.com has selected Interactive Telesis as a hosting
partner,'' stated Douglas T. Luke, vice president of operations for Interactive Telesis.
``JambaTalk's scheduling service represents a real productivity enhancement tool for
small to mid-size businesses for consumers all across the country by combining the
telephone and voice recognition technology to provide anytime, anywhere access to
information for consumers on the go.''

JambaTalk.com is currently accepting select customers in its preview launch and plans to
launch the full system in the third quarter of 2000. Over the next several months,
JambaTalk.com anticipates several new initiatives.

About JambaTalk.com

For more information and to become a member of the JambaTalk.com preview launch,
visit JambaTalk.com's Web site at www.jambatalk.com.

About Interactive Telesis

Interactive Telesis is a leader in specialized interactive voice response (IVR) services
and deployment of speech recognition technologies. Interactive Telesis presents a very
compelling offering for companies wishing to leverage the benefits of speech recognition
without the high cost of ownership, capital outlay and internal IT staff requirements.
Clients include industry leaders such as AT&T, Bell Atlantic, Excite@Home, Global
Crossing, GTE, Inacom, MCI Worldcom, Nike, Seagate, Sprint, Yahoo! and others.
Interactive Telesis has headquarters in Encinitas, Calif. For additional information, visit
www.interactivetelesis.com.

Interactive Telesis is a registered trademark of Interactive Telesis. All other trademarks
are the property of their respective owners.

This press release contains forward-looking statements that involve risk and
uncertainties. These statements include, without limitation, statements relating to the
company's future economic performance, management's opinions about the ability of the
company to compete successfully and other non-historical information. The company's
actual results could differ materially from those discussed herein.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Contact:

Interactive Telesis Inc.
Elizabeth Myers (media), 800/995-5798
or
JJ Jeffrey (investors), 888/546-2957"

biz.yahoo.com



To: asker2 who wrote (53200)6/30/2000 9:40:34 AM
From: Patricia Meaney  Respond to of 150070
 
ASXI - seems to be responding well to they split/dividend (whatever it's called) news. Let's see if it holds!



To: asker2 who wrote (53200)6/30/2000 4:56:22 PM
From: SellShort  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 150070
 
asker2.....The squeeze could happen if the MMs are short and have to cover or they owe someone some Perf. convertables that can't be bought and if there's not enough shares to cover shorts then they have to up the price to get them.

SellShort