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Hold on to your hats. The 800 pound gorilla is about to get stomped.

From the S-1 filed on 11/19/99. Lead underwriter MSDW.
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WEBMETHODS (WEBM)

We are a leading provider of infrastructure software and services that allow companies to achieve business-to-business integration, or B2Bi. B2Bi software is a new category of software that enables companies to work more closely with their customers, suppliers and business partners through the real-time exchange of information and transactions. Our software solution, webMethods B2B, permits our customers to rapidly and cost effectively deploy new, real-time business-to-business e-commerce applications over the Internet by integrating their existing enterprise applications with those of their customers, suppliers and other business partners. Our customers can use our software to achieve varying levels of integration, from integration with a single business partner to full integration across an entire trading network. We believe that our solution provides companies with a number of benefits, including increased revenue opportunities, tighter relationships with customers, suppliers and other business partners, improved supply chain efficiencies and increased return on investment on existing technology.

Our software supports a broad range of current and emerging business-to-business, or B2B, communication standards, which allows the benefits of a company?s internally focused enterprise applications to be extended to its business partners regardless of existing technology infrastructure. In addition, because our software operates with many disparate systems and supports a range of B2B communication standards, it can be implemented across a network of business partners, without long and expensive implementation cycles and without the need for consensus among business partners regarding communication standards.

A key element of our sales and marketing strategy is to leverage the relationships that we have developed with our customers and business partners. We believe that providing solutions to B2B e-commerce leaders will increase customer awareness, stimulating demand. As of October 31, 1999, we had over 100 customers including Dell, DHL, Dun & Bradstreet, W.W. Grainger, Hewlett Packard, Lexmark and Occidental Chemical. In addition, we have established strategic relationships with leading B2B e-commerce marketplaces such as mySAP.com, the Ariba Network, Clarus Supplier Universe, Grainger.com, OrderZone.com, VerticalNet and Intelisys.

Check out their website at www.webMethods.com.
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103 WebMethods (CEO, I think) on CNBC tomorrow morning.Dwainster-3/6/2000
102 Well, WEBM didn't surprised me with such a strong open even in a down markeMarketeer-2/12/2000
101 Wheaton is an idiot. WEBM $200. You obviously know NOTHING about trading. YoSpongeBrain-2/11/2000
100 Did anyone with an FBR account get shares? If so, what was the allotment? HPHPC-2/11/2000
99 at over $200 from it's IPO at $35 yesterday, I suppose calling it a blockbuEdwin S. Fujinaka-2/11/2000
98 wow 200 mike wheaton-2/11/2000
97 Aggie, My friend opened a full-service MSDW account, and he immediately getPeter Cheung-2/11/2000
96 179 X 160!...were in the "what to do zone".mact-2/11/2000
95 I'm less and less impressed with MSDW. I've tried to buy into about 50Aggie-2/11/2000
94 Does anyone get any WEBM from MSDW Online? I got none, too bad.Peter Cheung-2/11/2000
93 Well, FBR is actually down 13% on opening. Does anyone know why E*Trade quoted astyanax-2/11/2000
92 FBR closed $17 yesterday but they are making it look down with a false close ofJim B-2/11/2000
91 hypester! fbr is trading down 3 1/4 to 17 3/4mike wheaton-2/11/2000
90 FBR bid 18 Ask 40. The runup may be sooner than you think. I don't know if astyanax-2/11/2000
89 Indeed! Look for FBR to see some major movement over the next couple of days duFritz-2/11/2000
88 WEBM- CNBC just hyped the hell out of it. Even mentioned ONDS as a sympathy placabernetfranck-2/11/2000
87 Company Press Release webMethods Registration Statement Declared Effective FAIRJohn F Beule-2/11/2000
86 I began commenting here on my observation that dilution of your equity in the fEdwin S. Fujinaka-2/11/2000
85 Some sanity in your reasoning. But I feel the need to be insane tomorrow or ovMarketeer-2/11/2000
84 You have good points, but I just believe XML will not be able to integrating comike wheaton-2/11/2000
83 best article I've read this year.....thank you Obewon. Someday I too will brk-2/11/2000
82 why???...hhmmm...um, B2B mkt. within 2-3 yrs will be 2-3 trillion dollar mkt, wmact-2/11/2000
81 WHY BUY! They don't fabricate chips or have a major value add. They build mike wheaton-2/11/2000
80 hhmmm...only 10M in revenue so far huh?...lol...by ur argument, we shouldnt havmact-2/11/2000
79 200! get real!! thats > 6 billion for a company generating less then 10 millmike wheaton-2/11/2000
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