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To: Trader Dave who wrote (263)	9/20/2000 3:57:13 PM
From: Wizard	Respond to of 499

By the way, what is your interpretation of how BVSN's architecture is more of a disadvantage in its market than Siebel's in its market? They were both built in C++, before java really got going. Hasn't hurt either one thus far and its unlikely to show up in numbers this quarter. My belief is that their is plenty of vertical expertise that is needed around any open platform and that both players have significant revenue opportunities - its just up to quarterly sales execution and listening to their customers. The architecture stuff is an important issue but if they listen to their ecosystems, they should figure that out...

To: Trader Dave who wrote (263)	9/28/2000 12:56:45 PM
From: Beltropolis Boy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 499

my weekend premonition ... NN: "I thought Caesars was more the dope spot." Wiz: "Back in the day this place was a real contender, but now they'll appreciate the business. They'll probably fall all over themselves for a couple of high class guys like me and you. You want to be fresh on the scene right?" NN: "Yeah, but the new places down the strip now those places are supposed to be it." Wiz: "Ah Neid, you don't want all that fucking Pirates of the Caribbean horse shit. Ya know? Or the rock and roll grunge tip. Guys like you and me got a kick it here. Old school." NN: "Yeah, this is truly old school." Wiz: "Definitely old school."