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      schrieb am 28.03.00 08:41:51
      Beitrag Nr. 1 ()
      ERP – The Wall Street Journal
      E-Business:
      Baan to Announce Reorganization, Is Likely to Float Partially One Unit
      By Neal E. Boudette

      03/27/2000
      The Wall Street Journal
      (Copyright (c) 2000, Dow Jones & Company, Inc.)

      COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- Embattled business software supplier Baan Co. is
      putting the finishing touches on a reorganization plan that is aimed at
      unleashing value hidden in its diverse product lines and is likely to
      feature a partial flotation of one unit.

      The Dutch company, which reported a disastrous fourth-quarter loss and
      saw the resignation of its two top executives in January, will announce
      the plan along with details of an expected first-quarter loss on April
      20, acting Chief Executive Pierre Everaert said.

      Mr. Everaert and Baan `s management board met over the weekend and will
      probably reach a final decision on the reorganization this week, he
      said. He declined to discuss the specifics of the plan but said Baan `s
      adviser, investment bank Lazard Freres, had conducted an in-depth
      analysis of how the company could best make use of its assets.

      "We are now looking at where these assets fit in the market and what we
      can do with them," he said in an interview in Copenhagen, where Baan
      opened a marketing center with Microsoft Corp. and Compaq Computer
      Corp. last week.

      Once a high-flying provider of software that enables manufacturers like
      Boeing Co. to coordinate internal operations, Baan has struggled in the
      past three years and lost money six quarters in a row.

      Mr. Everaert, a former Philips Electronics NV executive who stepped
      down as Baan supervisory board chairman to take control of the company
      Jan. 4, indicated Baan probably won`t emerge from the reorganization as
      a single, integrated company. It is open to strategic partners for some
      lines of business as well as a merger or alliance for the parent
      company, he said.

      " Baan right now is structured in the classic way, with one center of
      development, one for financing, one for marketing. That is not working
      anymore," he said. In the New Economy, even obscure technologies or
      businesses can be leveraged to create value, he added. "The new
      generation of business says, if you can generate a return, you unleash
      the idea and grow it."

      Although Baan `s market capitalization was as high as $11 billion in
      1997, it is now valued at $1 billion. In Amsterdam on Friday, its
      shares closed at 5.20 euros ($5.08). They are down 64% this year.

      One division of Baan where analysts see value is its Aurum division,
      which makes customer relationship-management systems-software that
      allows corporations to interact with business customers over the
      Internet. Mr. Everaert acknowledged that spinning off Aurum is one of
      the ideas Baan and Lazard Freres are considering.

      Analysts have hailed the idea, noting that other makers of so-called
      customer relationship-management software have achieved towering
      valuations. The leader in this market, Siebel Systems Inc., has a
      market value of $28 billion on 1999 sales of $790 million. Baan doesn`t
      break out Aurum sales.

      Offering even a minority stake in Aurum could possibly yield hundreds
      of millions of dollars, enough to turn around the company`s financial
      situation and fund critical development projects, said Bruce Richardson
      at AMR Research Inc. in Boston. With Aurum shares in hand, Baan also
      would have the kind of stock options that could attract and retain top
      executives. "Floating Aurum would be one of the smartest things they
      could do," Mr. Richardson said. "It would solve a lot of problems for
      Baan and solve them fast."
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      schrieb am 28.03.00 09:01:01
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      hört sich zwar alles gut an, was die schreiben, doch:
      Wir haben hier im Unternehmen leider Baan eingeführt und ich kann nur sagen: Miese Produkte, miese Firma, miese Betreuung, viel zu teuer.
      Kein Wunder, ist der Kurs so eingebrochen.
      Bis die auf einen grünen Zwieg kommen, vergeht noch mindestens ein Jahr. Mit guten Meldungen alleine kommt so eine Firma nicht hoch.
      Mein Tip: Verkaufen.
      Gruß
      Intkomi
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      schrieb am 28.03.00 09:07:34
      Beitrag Nr. 3 ()
      Vielleicht solltet ihr ein paar Inder einstellen,
      die habens drauf !


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