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Technology Stocks : Peritus Software Services (PTUS) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Big Dog who wrote (1411)	7/2/1998 5:14:00 PM
From: Big Dog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1960

Here is a post found over at Yahoo by a poster named VanGogh: PTUS indeed is no longer just a tool maker which is very important for the quarters ahead, but it is also important to consider that tool quality is important, and is going to separate the players in the Y2K pack as we move forward I believe. I have no knowledge of comparing PTUS tools with the other players, but I have kept my eyes on the news releases of the various Y2K companies and have noticed far fewer quality contracts (I'm sure you can't read too much into this but worth noting). I guess my point is that the "cream always rises to the top". Are we the cream? I don't know, but the quality has to be impressive to attract the types of deals PTUS has. The fact that the company is now also offering services s a tremendous help. I think your point Karlieboy is worth noting but there are many factors to consider as you know in evaluating what we might expect from two different companies (i.e., SEEC and PTUS). Does anyone have a gauge or more in depth understanding of the products being offered in the Y2K arena and how PTUS stacks up? Also in regards to all the press releases in the last couple of months I might point out that they are much more important than strictly the appreciation of the stock. They are advertisements plain and simple, if you have enough big names buying your product, that's going to attract others with the same needs. There an expanded sales force if you will. Lets hope that PTUS is one of the bright stars in the Y2K field, as I think they will be.