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To: Shege Dambanza who wrote (394)	2/8/1998 5:58:00 PM
From: Steve Hufnagle	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1205

It seems to me Steve is looking for SFA software for his company. This is not the forum to discuss product features, especially as any such review is (should be) influenced by the specific needs of the customer. I was suggesting to Steve that he would be better off doing his own research, or paying someone to do it for him. Free advice is frequently worth as much as what you pay for it. I am doing my own research. The lack of any particular negative items about Brock is a part of my research. I don't understand your logic for saying that this is not the forum to discuss Product Features. It seems there was a very successful investor who said you should invest in things you know about. What better way to learn about a stock than to consider it's features for your own personal and professional applications and ask others who have experience with the selection process to share their experience and perhaps refer you to a good product to use and invest in. Isn't this how great small companies become great large companies? Through confident investors and referrals from satisfied users fine companies increase their market share. As for paying someone to do my research I think there are always people available who are capable and are worth paying for information but they too would have to sell their expertise and also have customers who can speak about their positive and negative experiences with them. I think one of the problems with Technology Investing is the these companies cannot release all of the applicable information about new products because of the competitive nature of their business. That is why I originally directed a question to someone who stated they have seen the product.