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To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (111198)	8/5/2000 2:11:31 PM
From: jazzallnight	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 120523

Well let see what bobby have to said, PS, I heard that Jenna will not be the chat rooms moderator? Maybe just for the first week to get more publicity? I might just sign up though, let see, would I also be eligible for a week trail ?

To: SusieQ1065 who wrote (111198)	8/6/2000 1:14:32 PM
From: lizard lick	Respond to of 120523

SEEC-moving the money in , latest heads up on seec 1.Satyam licensing alliance taps SAS institute's Inc 33,000 customer portfolio for seec, other channels opening up cognizant, unisys(*100 mil recent IRS contract) Important companies beginning to rally around their solutions. 2.Beas system integrator Carole Meagher, BEA Systems Manager, Global Financial Markets makes surprise visit at seecs conference in a few weeks 3.XML tools and discussion to be unveiled 4.moving to profitability this fiscal year per ceo 5.System integrator consolidation occurring ,seec under book-a definite potential target. 6. there are 180 billion lines of Cobol code sitting on 8,000 to 9,000 mainframes worldwide, Duggan of the Garnter group estimates. Rewriting the code costs $6 to $20 a line, so companies are turning to alternatives. 7. IPO release of Relativity and possibly SAS coming to market for more exposure. Like they say in the Miller commercial, dont get any better than this boys. Little bird whistling cheap cheap now.