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To: John Mansfield who wrote (24728)	11/11/1998 12:39:00 AM
From: Steve Sanchez	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 31646

hello john, you posted: WHO SAYS THE Y2K BUG DANGERS AIN'T REAL? (Y2K) Nov 10, 08:02 Chevron won't fix all Y2K bugs in time Chevron Corp., the fourth-largest U.S. oil company, expects to spend $200 million to $300 million to fix its so-called Year 2000 computer software bug, according to a company regulatory filing. San Francisco-based Chevron said it has spent so far $40 million making sure its computers will recognize the year 2000. The company also said work won't be finished when the clock turns to Jan. 1, 2000. no wonder TAVA's CEO John Jenkins said the following when asked about Mangan: (from the CC) From an operating standpoint, you know, we're, I'll say, desperately enthusiastic about getting these guys on board. We've got a lot of activity at Chevron as an example, where we can use their subject matter expertise quickly. We were in Houston at an industry trade show a couple weeks ago. We opened an office in Houston, I think, about two months ago that's done remarkably well in terms of securing opportunities, but it's a five to eight-man office down there right now and is seriously out of bandwidth already. So, again, the Mangan resources and separate of that will give us some breathing space so that we can grow locally in Houston. So we're very excited, enthused about it. They're very good people, and, you know, so far the back and forth synergy really seems to be easily obtained and supported by both parties. steve