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To: H James Morris who wrote (39640)	2/11/1999 7:36:00 PM
From: Lizzie Tudor	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

HJ - I need one amzn t-shirt for me, and then another 50 for all my cats. So, that makes 51 shirts. Im not a big Sap fan because I worked at Oracle on Oracle ERP and Sap kind of creamed us..... but they did it by cheating, their product was actually a port from a prior release of theirs which was not true C/S. Anyway no matter, the gamble worked and they are the leader in ERP, and as you can see the stock is low so its the same situation as with psft - potential long term gains but at least a year off. I believe Sap needs to come out with webapps also and I dont know what their plans are but check that out before you take a substantial position.... the old stuff has already saturated the mkt, what Sap needs is a web-based transaction set to allow for transaction distribution on the internet (we dont have that now). This would be where 2 divisions could be running Sap at different parts of the country and the data could be shared between them. When things recover for software, Sap and psft will triple quickly I think. Michelle