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To: Mandalou who wrote (17908)	5/5/1999 12:51:00 PM
From: James Simonick	Respond to of 40688

I've called 2 people today, who have requested I e-mail a suggested letter with info and the links of ProNetLink and my website for quick evaluation and information tools. Virgina Commonwealth Depts. of; Export Info Center and Int'l Trade and Investment Development This could help these people do their jobs better. Turned the ticker off. More to come. -Jim

To: Mandalou who wrote (17908)	5/5/1999 12:56:00 PM
From: James Simonick	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 40688

As an alternative, also check the government section of your yellow pages. I called and asked if there was interest, and rec'd one strong and one regular yes. I let them know who I was and why I was calling, they gave me their e-mails and I sent it right off to them. -Jim

To: Mandalou who wrote (17908)	5/5/1999 1:46:00 PM
From: Coyote99	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 40688

I've been mentioning pnlk and b2b in general to various folks I meet inside the factory automation world. Not sure they "get it", but these are people who are trying hard to fit their delivery platforms to work inside an e-commerce infrastructure that is too new to completely understand. Cause it's not about technology really -- the real power is in what it does to the business process, and we won't know what that looks like for a while. So while Sun and AOL line up all the big houses to talk about e-commerce concepts that are really all their personal agendas, there is an emerging more loosely coupled infrastructure that already exists and is being enabled by companies like pnlk. Perhaps the biggest change is going to be that a myriad of niche players suddenly have global market access and real power to influence the way trade works. What does this mean for the giants, I wonder? They will undoubtedly exist, but compare the relative effort to turn a battleship to a PT boat. If they don't find the right kind of "trim tab", they are going to struggle. eob (end of babble)