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To: Nanda who wrote (82)	3/11/1998 9:40:00 AM
From: Ron Sirch	Respond to of 1031

Good PR by Crystal (see below). As many on this board have said, the time for the y2k tools providers to explode is coming. This is a simple story -- one that Wall Street will embrace. As we run short of available programmers, in-house resources will have to do the job using best of breed tools. I know that includes SEEC. No manpower limitations on how much you can sell. Gross margins around 85-90%. I guess that why Microsoft makes so much money. Nanda says SEEC equals an easy double. I love it when she talks like that. I agree. (But she's always right.) "The launch of C-MILL PRO is a blessing for those enterprises getting on board late in the game," said Amiram Mel, CEO of Crystal Systems Solutions. "Industry analysts predict that 1998 will show a dramatic spike in new remediation projects. Yet just this week BusinessWeek magazine quoted a newly released study from Information Technology Association of America that states a present dearth of 350,000 programmers. As 1999 looms large on corporate calendars the lack of outsource programmer availability will be felt more acutely. C-MILL PRO was specifically designed to address this increasingly growing global problem."