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To: Ron Sirch who wrote (228)	4/29/1998 10:48:00 AM
From: joe smith	Respond to of 1031

ron, dont think for a minute that i dont understand the value of ibm/unisys parterships. that was the decisive factor in my first purchase. its good that you brought it up for those that aren't aware of that fact. those are quality names that are embracing seecs tools. i would guess they use others tools as well. is there anyway to find out an ibm perspective on the tools they use? also, the names of customers you mentioned(william ulrich,nanda,patricia) are they the same as some of the other posters on this thread? i will check myself but appreciate verification. if so, there is nothing better than customer testimonials. they mean more than a partner saying great things. a partner has a tie to a company, while a customer will be much less biased. if thats true about new companies having a tough time getting new customers that will really be a plus going forward. if a company is in a time crunch and their future is on the line i would have to go with a proven entity like seec rather than try out someone new to save a few bucks. js ps volume is still light, but we are moving in the right direction.