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To: Rob Young who wrote (676)	11/24/1997 9:33:00 AM
From: Paul Dieterich	Respond to of 1229

Sequent Computer To Provide Data Center Server To UK Co. Dow Jones Newswires -- November 23, 1997 BEAVERTON, Ore. (Dow Jones)--Sequent Computer Systems Inc. (SQNT) will provide its NUMA-Q 2000 data center server, to Norwich Union, a United Kingdom insurance company, for 1 million pounds. In a press release Friday, Sequent said the technology, utilizes an Intel-based NUMA or Non-Uniform Memory Access architecture to host applications which help companies understand and respond to customer needs. Sequent said NUMA-Q 2000's main application MIDAS, a marketing campaign management system, will deliver customer analysis to Norwich's consumer call center service. Phase one of MIDAS is almost complete with phase two due to go live in February 1998. Phase three will involve the creation of a call center by mid-1998. Sequent said the server's General Insurance Management Information System application will be used for analyzing intermediary broker data. Sequent Computer Systems Inc. (SQNT) makes business computing network systems.

To: Rob Young who wrote (676)	11/24/1997 9:34:00 AM
From: Paul Dieterich	Respond to of 1229

Sequent Computer Unveils Business Benefit Analysis Offering Dow Jones Newswires -- November 23, 1997 BEAVERTON, Ore. (Dow Jones)--Sequent Computer Systems Inc. (SQNT) unveiled its Decision Advantage Business Benefit Analysis offering, which is a set of services and a process that will help corporate users identify, evaluate and prioritize projects. In a press release Friday, Sequent Computer said its Business Benefit Analysis is designed to assists companies in identifying and quantifying decision support system projects. Sequent Computer markets business computing network systems.

To: Rob Young who wrote (676)	11/24/1997 9:36:00 AM
From: Paul Dieterich	Respond to of 1229

Sequent Computer, SRA Intl Unveil Fraud Detection Solution BEAVERTON, Ore. (Dow Jones)--Sequent Computer Systems Inc. (SQNT) and SRA International Inc. unveiled CompleteWarehouse, an end-to-end solution for real-time fraud detection. In a press release Friday, Sequent said the technology allows organizations to deploy systems and processes that enhance their ability to detect and prevent fraud in progress. Sequent said CompleteWarehouse is a package of its hardware, software and services and SRA International's Knowledge Discovery in databases software and services. CompleteWarehouse solutions start at $500,000. SRA International provides network solutions for business and government. Sequent Computer Systems Inc. (SQNT) makes business computing network systems.