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To: Sam Nizam who wrote (32368)	1/19/1999 6:11:00 PM
From: Trooper	Respond to of 34592

Don't know about JNNE, but it seems very likely that GSIC will! Rumor has it that a major press release is due out anyday regarding financing, and expansion. Go to the GSIC thread for details. This one can move fast.

To: Sam Nizam who wrote (32368)	1/19/1999 6:27:00 PM
From: Stockbull	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34592

What in the world would make you think JNNE would gap?????

To: Sam Nizam who wrote (32368)	1/19/1999 6:37:00 PM
From: pitchlyn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34592

I know Canadian stocks are taboo but here's one hard to pass up.... Sideware Systems (SYD.V) (formerly Jot-it Software), an emerging e-Commerce company presently allied with IBM and rumored to be close to a deal with AOL. They have announced intentions of a US listing and presently sells for only .80 cents Canadian (appx. .60 cents US). Worth a little DD, IMHO. The following represents only one of several very interesting products SYD is presently marketing or intends to market: Sideware Unveils Real-Time Customer Service Tool for IBM E-Commerce Systems James Hollander, Staff Writer E-Commerce Times January 15, 1999 Canadian software developer Sideware Systems Inc. (VSE:SYD) has announced a new customer service tool that enables online merchants to interact with shoppers in real-time over the Internet. The new product appears to consumers as a Java-based whimsical avatar named Dr. Bean. It can interact with online shoppers, and allow a customer service representative (CSR) to respond to shoppers' questions on a real-time basis. Dr. Bean can also guide customers to various pages in the merchant's online store, using a technology for "screen synchronization" between the customer service representative and the online shopper's Web browser. Dr. Bean is a value-added product that can be integrated with IBM middleware products like DB2, Net.Commerce and Websphere, to create e-commerce solutions. Other applications of Sideware's new technology include allowing a customer service representative to suggest alternative products for out-of-stock items, promote add-ons, discuss sales specials, or assist shoppers with trouble-shooting. According to Owen Jones, president of Sideware Systems, "Dr. Bean fills the void that exists in e-Business customer service by providing companies the ability to deliver live, personalized customer service right over the Internet." Additional Product Features: Some of Dr. Bean's other features include CSR lead/follow browser synchronization, same-time chat contextual to Web pages, customer call-queuing and prioritization, and vendor CSR call-escalation. The new product also provides capabilities for product support, tracking of customer activity and buying history, push content prompted by customer profile, up-selling and cross-selling, all of which contribute to increased sales, profits and greater customer loyalty. Written in pure JAVA, Dr. Bean requires no download or storing of additional software on customers' PCs Subject 13177 stockhouse.com