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To: stock bull who wrote (3068)	3/22/1998 10:45:00 PM
From: Bruce Ferjulian	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3276

After leaving DEC a couple of years ago I still try to keep up on what's happening. I known some long time employees who's last day at DEC was this past Friday. The major rumor here in MA is that Monday will be a bad day for about 20,000 DEC employees. One can only speculate that a major layoff is part of the merger. As in all rumors, just watch, it's more fun than loosing money chasing rainbows. -B-

To: stock bull who wrote (3068)	3/24/1998 5:12:00 PM
From: ralf	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 3276

Hallo stock bull , i watch this board for a long time, and i have the impression that you are very familiar with DEC's business. You must have the same feelings when you hear the name "Bob Palmer". What do you think is there a chance for new CEO in the next months. The long term DEC shareholders like me have lose a lot of money in the last years, and my opinion is that Bob Palmer is the reason for all that shit. I am working since 15 years for DEC in Germany , and i could not understand why Palmer is still the king of DEC . Under normal conditions this CEO should be history . We can see every day how nice DEC's technology work, how loyal our customers are, or the enthusiasm of the DEC employees . What we need is a sign, a new CEO who get credit from our customers and colleague's. The customers are waiting with orders they want a company with clear visions. When i remember the days of Ken Olsen, everybody trusted him , but who trust Palmer. Is there anybody who trust him ? Is there no possibility to start a revolution ? Ralf