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To: Stock Farmer who wrote (9357)9/15/2001 6:31:30 PM
From: smchan  Respond to of 74559
 
FWIW, I heard of at least one Nortel manager having to work very late each night last week to get new switches built and shipped to NY. I suppose some were lost when the WTC towers collapsed? Furthermore, I can imagine major computer services companies have been deployed to re-deploy systems and solutions lost. Certainly, any company worth their salt had exact backups offsite in case of catastrophic failure, but those backups now need backups - or new primary systems.

I'm curious to see if this will bolster certain industry segments, though I certainly didn't want to see it happen this way.

Sam



To: Stock Farmer who wrote (9357)9/16/2001 1:17:22 AM
From: smolejv@gmx.net  Respond to of 74559
 
The chance, that history will get a new chapter, which will make QCOMs, TNTs & Co of our past few months here a non-issue, is looming on my radar at the moment.

dj

PS: how can a chance loom? (sg)


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