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Siebel Systems (SEBL) - strong buy?
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6524siebel.com Extremely informative.Greg Craig-10/28/2002
6523(This message is also posted on the G&K folder.) In the Siebel conference cMike Buckley-10/27/2002
6522Thanks, your expression of the problems with MSFT was a lot clearer than mine. IHardly B. Solipsist-10/25/2002
6521Thanks. The list is longer than the last time I looked at it. I'll have to cHardly B. Solipsist-10/25/2002
6520OT <i>I also haven't been able to get her Epson printer to work in theElsewhere-10/24/2002
6519As a programmer who worked with MSFT products in the enterprise, and who worked Kevin Rose-10/24/2002
6518Hardly, I haven't looked at the CRM products at oracle in a long time. Now Lizzie Tudor-10/24/2002
6517I think that there was a HUGE management problem in the ORCL CRM group. I knew aHardly B. Solipsist-10/24/2002
6516>> My point wasn't .net vs J2EE, just the risks of getting involved wiHardly B. Solipsist-10/24/2002
6515<i>This is the kind of claim you here from companies that know nothing aboLizzie Tudor-10/24/2002
6514<I> “ From a product perspective I really think its a mgmt issue in applicmtnlady-10/24/2002
6513<i>I doubt very seriously that .net makes CRM "slick and simple"ahhaha-10/24/2002
6512<i>At the CRM level you need "slick" and you need "simple&qLizzie Tudor-10/24/2002
6511<i>My point wasn't .net vs J2EE, just the risks of getting involved wiahhaha-10/24/2002
6510Is there a crack in the tech ranks over expensing options, or is this just blusthueyone-10/24/2002
6509The amazing thing about Oracle's CRM efforts is they recruited the scopus teLizzie Tudor-10/24/2002
6508My point wasn't .net vs J2EE, just the risks of getting involved with MSFT. Hardly B. Solipsist-10/24/2002
6507Really? The below comments seem very pertinent about whether SEBL will benefit fahhaha-10/24/2002
6506I hope that SEBL isn't one of those names that we can't quite recall in Hardly B. Solipsist-10/24/2002
6505They never do remember the names of the losers.ahhaha-10/24/2002
6504Perhaps in the short term. Being a "partner" of Microsoft hasn't bHardly B. Solipsist-10/24/2002
6503"...put the CRM and ERP groups together (under the ERP management). " ynot-10/24/2002
6502Wow! I didn't know that. That seems to be a mistake. They can't be easilahhaha-10/24/2002
6501According the friends at Oracle (although this is second-hand since none of themHardly B. Solipsist-10/24/2002
6500My 11-year-old has a PC with dual-boot Red Hat and WXP. The Linux stuff is totalHardly B. Solipsist-10/24/2002
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