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To: JuniorMint who wrote (768)1/7/1999 12:20:00 PM
From: McCallan  Respond to of 821
 
I think their reputation in the states is pretty good. Success with an erp installation can be relative, but I'd position Baan as #2 behind SAP. JDEC seems to be getting a lot of attention lately from the market, but as others have noted on that thread, they've got their hands full with some hot potatoes. I don't think the erp's will bottom out for another 6 months or so, and then I may make like a catfish and do some bottom feeding. I do like Baan's front office exposure and think it will give them a leg up on the competition in the future.



To: JuniorMint who wrote (768)1/7/1999 1:53:00 PM
From: r g potgieser  Respond to of 821
 
Baan seemed like a miracle to us - continued huge growth, huge valuation. I did not own the stock, seemed to highly priced.
Recently it came out that there was a big web of related companies, foundations etc. around baan, which could ( I stress could) lead to disadvantages for the stockholders. The baan brothers are being expelled now, and I think a major reorganization is under way.
The Fletcher investment deal is not bad for existing shareholders, and gives more confidence in the future.
I don't know much about the merits of the ERP programs of baan, sap and the like.
General opinion here is hope for a recoil in the share price (Fletcher pays up to 16$ for a share if the shareprice rises), for now at least growing confidence.
Roelof