Re:As an ex-Siebel employee(developer and Pro Svcs
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Any chance you worked in the Durham, NC office? I myself am sitting on about 100 shares. $19.80 breakeven point.
As an ex-Siebel employee(developer and Pro Svcs)
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Oracle To Buy Siebel
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It servers Siebel right. That had to be the hardest to configure, most espensive software on the planet. I was lucky enough to cash in my stock options in Fall 2000 when they were still above 100.
Having been a patient in an hospital isolation wing on several occasions, I can see a huge benefit to such a device (especially if they have input capacity like a pen or touch-screen). Each nurse and doctor could have their own portable document device connected by some wireless technology. No charts would have to be passed (and the germs with them), computer screens and mice would not transfer bacteria and reference materials would be at-hand (and not in a library in some far-away wing). If it is small enough, it could fit in a lab coat pocket, and when expanded could have color photos to help with treatment.
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Any chance you worked in the Durham, NC office? I myself am sitting on about 100 shares. $19.80 breakeven point.
It servers Siebel right. That had to be the hardest to configure, most espensive software on the planet. I was lucky enough to cash in my stock options in Fall 2000 when they were still above 100.
Having been a patient in an hospital isolation wing on several occasions, I can see a huge benefit to such a device (especially if they have input capacity like a pen or touch-screen). Each nurse and doctor could have their own portable document device connected by some wireless technology. No charts would have to be passed (and the germs with them), computer screens and mice would not transfer bacteria and reference materials would be at-hand (and not in a library in some far-away wing). If it is small enough, it could fit in a lab coat pocket, and when expanded could have color photos to help with treatment.