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To: Shege Dambanza who wrote (129)	10/30/1997 3:23:00 AM
From: Mike Buckley	Respond to of 135

>>they [Aberdeen] fail to define 'Customer Interactive (sic) Software'<< When I read one article and see Aberdeen's own list of companies in the CIS market it's apparent that CIS includes all front office software solutions. Then I read the next article or press release and there is contradictory information which makes me wonder. As hard as I've tried, I sure don't have a handle on what Aberdeen's concept of CIS is.

To: Shege Dambanza who wrote (129)	1/14/1998 8:44:00 PM
From: Rick Thomas	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 135

While I don't vouch for the impartial nature of Upside magazine, Howard Anderson, or The Yankee Group, I still enjoy seeing different comparisons of my favorite companies. Scopus put out a press release today: "Scopus Named to Upside List of Top Software Companies" The entire software list from Upside can be seen at: upside.com Or here are some selected highlights: (out of a perfect score of 5) Microsoft 4.8 Peoplesoft 4.4 Sap AG 4.4 Scopus 4.4 Remedy 4.2 ... Vantive 3.8 Oracle 3.6/3.0 (db/apps) ... Siebel 3.4 ... Baan 3.0 IBM 3.0 McAffe 3.0 Sybase 3.0 Comp. Assoc. 2.8 ... Clarify 2.4 ... Informix 1.8 ...