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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (2379)	3/26/2001 1:23:27 PM
From: Frank A. Coluccio	Respond to of 46821

Personally, I'm not an expert in the attributes of these systems at their discreet application levels, although we've implemented tons of them in a networking respect. I'm going to ask someone who's been involved in the area of bandwidth and minutes trading to comment, and hopefully they will accommodate us here with a cameo appearance. Others out there who may be familiar with commodities trading systems, by all means, please jump in. The question was, with regards to automated trading systems that are used for the trading of bandwidth commodities and derivatives: "Do the Cantor, ENE and DYG screens supercede Bloombergs or are they ancillary?" How's that for avoiding the use of the B word, Ray? I should note that Bridge and others are not standing idly by. Oops, another B word. FAC