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To: Glenn who wrote (6403)	1/9/1999 2:30:00 AM
From: Junkyardawg	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 90042

Glenn: Read this and see what you think. This is only part of the article that came out today. You can go and read it for yourself. fnews.yahoo.com In addition to the price cuts, Gilbert also noted in December that he believed the development of new products at SAP had fallen significantly behind. That helped spur talk that SAP would make a bid for ailing supply-chain software maker Manugistics ( (Nasdaq:MANU - news) ) to speed up the process of getting new products to market. Manugistics said after it announced a disappointing third quarter that it was in talks to be acquired and would make an announcement this month. But Gilbert believes SAP's attempts to link up with Manugistics failed and that any link up now is unlikely. Shares of Manugistics added 4%, closing at 3 1/2. When Manugistics canceled its appearance at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference this week, some investors were hoping it was a sign that a buyout was imminent. dawg