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HABE, GELESEN DASS MAYDORN SEQUOIA GEKAUFT HAT.

HABE SIE AUCH GEKAUF MIT 12$ ZUR ZEIT SEHR GUT
ZUM KAUFEN 17.750$. MADORN KURZIEL 30$.

MICROSOFT BRAUCHT SEQUOIA,WEGEN (XML) SOFT.

KLARER KAUF. NÄCHSTE WOCHE SEHR VIELE SEMINARE
WEGEN XML. VIELE FIRMEN SIND BEGEISTERT ÜBER XML.

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@manu:
Nur ist Sequoia nicht die einzige XML-Firma, die mit Microsoft zusammenarbeitet, da fällt mir z.b. spontan auch ObjectSpace ein,
die darüberhinaus auch mit Oracle, IBM, Sun u.v.a. kollaborieren. eXcelon wiederum arbeitet nicht mit Microsoft, aber ebenfalls mit
IBM, Oracle, Sun zusammen. Die grossen testen hier nicht nur eine Lösung, endgültige Wegweiser sind noch nicht aufgestellt.
Wer sich genauer informieren möchte, dem empfehle ich bezüglich Sequoia eine 12-seitige Analyse der Delphi Group (Delphi
Group White Paper, im Juni oder Juli veröffentlicht, als pdf-datei über die Sequoia-homepage beziehbar).
Charttechnisch sehe ich kein Kaufsignal und auch keine abgeschlossene Bodenbildung bei Sequoia, überdies sind die Umsätze
in Deutschl. zu niedrig, nur i.d. USA kaufen lohnt sich. Hier würde ich noch abwarten, da für Sequoia, ähnlich wie für die anderen
kleineren Tech-stocks, das Klima nicht günstig ist: eine Firma, deren erster Gewinn 2002 erwartet wird und mit 0.02 cent gering ist,
wird momentan nicht als attraktiv eingestuft, auch wenn die Umsatzausweitung, der Ausbau des Distributionsnetzes und die
Produkte stimmen.

mfg, T.

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Hoffentlich!

Jetzt gibt´s eins, zwei, drei Bier!!!

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Sequoia Software Partners with Portal Dynamics Business Editors & High Tech Writers

COLUMBIA, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 28, 2000--

Portal Dynamics Using Sequoia`s XML Portal Server (TM) to Create
PM-Portal(TM), an E-Business Solution for Department of Defense and Industrial Life-Cycle Management

Sequoia Software Corporation (Nasdaq:SQSW), a leading provider and
innovator of XML-powered e-business software, today announced it has signed
Portal Dynamics, a division of Radian Inc., as a business partner. Portal
Dynamics will use Sequoia`s XML Portal Server(TM) (XPS) as a platform for its
new PM-Portal(TM), an e-business solution developed for military and
industrial clients seeking a comprehensive, Web-based application for
life-cycle management of complex systems and equipment.

"The PM-Portal was designed to meet the Department of Defense (DoD)
mandate for `Integrated Digital Environments` throughout the armed services
by 2002," said Tim Fleischer, president of Radian Inc. "Like other large
organizations with significant investments in legacy applications, the armed
forces now want to unlock the value of their `siloed` information resources."

Fleischer added, "With its powerful XML framework for bringing together
information and processes from incompatible systems, XPS lets authorized
users more easily access and work with the specific information they need.
XPS also lets us automate complex or tedious manual processes through its
XML-based workflow engine. We believe XPS is a critical success factor in
positioning our PM-Portal solution to lead the e-government revolution."

The PM-Portal integrates legacy systems, web-based applications, workflow
management, and other information resources required to support life-cycle
management programs for complex systems. Using the Sequoia-powered
portal, authorized users access real-time information through Web browsers or
Internet-enabled wireless devices to answer questions like:

-- What is the mean time between repairs?

-- What is the status of all maintenance activities?

-- What is the specification of the system or a component?

-- When was the item last ordered, received, purchased, and

installed?

-- What are the qualification, clearance, training, and

availability of the work force?

"Sequoia is pleased to add Portal Dynamics to our growing cadre of business
partners," said Mark Wesker, president and COO, Sequoia Software. "By
combining Radian`s long-standing relationships with DoD clients and expertise
with life-cycle management solutions with Sequoia`s XPS, Portal Dynamics
has the pedigree and product to succeed in the expansive DoD and industrial
markets."

About Portal Dynamics

Portal Dynamics is a Division of Radian Inc., headquartered in Alexandria,
Virginia. Radian Inc. is an established provider of engineering, logistics, and
technology services to Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, DTRA, DOT, and
commercial clients for over 23 years. Portal Dynamics specializes in
designing, developing, implementing, and maintaining state-of-the-art system
integration tools for total life-cycle management support, from pre-production
through post-production and fielding of new systems. At the center of Portal
Dynamics is the Radian Advanced Integrated Life-Cycle Support (RAILS)
System, a Web-based application integrating all aspects of life-cycle support,
e.g., configuration management, material management, personnel
management, warranty management, and document management. For more
information visit www.portal-dynamics.com.

About Sequoia Software

Sequoia Software Corporation (Nasdaq:SQSW) is a leading provider and
innovator of XML-powered e-business software. Sequoia`s flagship product, the
XML Portal Server(TM) (XPS), gives users a Web-based, single point of
personalized access to distributed information, along with the capability to
publish, edit, change or update content. As the cornerstone of an effective
e-business strategy, customers deploy Sequoia`s XPS to improve the
accuracy of information search and retrieval, and foster the interchange of
information between organizations and their customers and trading partners.
Sequoia`s customers and partners include Baylor Health Care System, Cap
Gemini Ernst & Young, General Electric Power Systems Division, Kaiser
Permanente, Lehman Brothers, Lockheed Martin, marchFIRST Cornerstone,
and SAIC. For e-business solutions that let you do more in less time visit
www.sequoiasoftware.com or call Sequoia toll free 888/820-7917.

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Hi,

da interessiere ich mich soch nicht allein an Sequoia.
Wie siehst du weitere Chancen für Sequoia

nemos

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Sequoia Software`s New Partnerships with
ScreamingMedia and iSyndicate offer Customers Broader Content Options

COLUMBIA, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 2, 2000-
Relationships Expand Range of News and Multi-Media Content
Available Directly through Sequoia-Powered E-Business Desktop
Sequoia Software Corporation (Nasdaq: SQSW), the leading provider and
innovator of XML-powered e-business software, today announced partnerships
with ScreamingMedia (Nasdaq: SCRM) and iSyndicate, two leading providers
of Web-based content.
Sequoia customers can select iSyndicate and ScreamingMedia content as
optional feeds delivered directly through Sequoia XPS, streamlining access to
the Web-based news and information they need.
Businesses employing Sequoia XPS give end users access to iSyndicate and
ScreamingMedia content through "Content Delivery Agents"--individual, easy
to use Web-based applications that snap directly into the users` homepage.
Content Delivery Agents appear alongside other work-related information and
applications, allowing users to retrieve and assimilate ScreamingMedia and
iSyndicate content easily.
"Sequoia`s new partnerships with ScreamingMedia and iSyndicate enhance
the value of XPS by giving our customers an easy way to deliver targeted
Web-based news and business information to portal users," said Mark
Wesker, president and COO, Sequoia Software.
Sequoia`s alliance with ScreamingMedia offers Sequoia customers access to
a wide range of fresh, relevant, custom-filtered content from more than 2,800
titles, including Knight-Ridder Tribune, The New York Times Syndicate, the
Associated Press Online, Red Herring, The Sports Network, theStreet.com,
and FINSAT/El Financiero, among others. ScreamingMedia content can be
presented to end users via Sequoia`s Content Delivery Agent, or it can be
indexed by XPS, making it searchable or available for further processing.
This allows XPS to automatically create a report composed of information from
ScreamingMedia and other internal and external sources, and then send the
report to pre-determined users via email.
"Because our technology is flexible and integrates easily with all business
platforms, we are able to enter into partnerships with leading technology and
software companies like Sequoia. Our partnership will offer Sequoia`s
e-business portal customers access to the unparalleled amount of fresh,
real-time content in ScreamingMedia`s Digital Content Network," said Kevin
Clark, CEO of ScreamingMedia. "Our joint solution gives Sequoia customers a
way to turn news into actionable business content, helping keep users glued
to their portal desktop."
Sequoia`s partnership with iSyndicate offers XPS customers a broad selection
of written, graphical, audio, and video content from over 1000 leading media
outlets including the Associated Press, CNET, Time, HealthScout, and
AccuWeather. iSyndicate content is regularly updated, giving Sequoia
customers an easy and cost-effective way to provide their users with the
timely and targeted information they need.
"iSyndicate`s rapidly expanding universe of customers is testament to the
quality and variety of the content we syndicate," said Joel Maske, president
and CEO of iSyndicate. "We are pleased to partner with Sequoia Software on
this initiative, which will help fulfill their customers` demand for premier
content, and at the same time, gives iSyndicate the means to grow our
customer base."

About iSyndicate

iSyndicate, The Content Marketplace, is the leading provider of dynamic and
relevant Web content designed to help drive commerce and build community
on the Internet.
The company aggregates, packages, integrates and delivers a breadth of
content including audio, video, animations, interactive games, comics and
weather from more than 900 trusted sources including Reuters NewMedia,
Wired, Time, Salon.com, CNET, The Associated Press, CNBC.com,
RollingStone.com, and CBS SportsLine, all in real-time.
This content is delivered by iSyndicate to more than 230,000 affiliated web
sites, including, Xoom.com, Citibank, PeopleSoft, Nintendo, Nortel Networks,
NationsBank, and Wells Fargo. iSyndicate supports the ICE (Information &
Content Exchange) standard based on XML among a variety of others for all of
its content. For more information see www.isyndicate.com

About ScreamingMedia

ScreamingMedia Inc. (NASDAQ: SCRM) is the leading global provider of
content solutions: content infrastructure, content syndication, and content
services.
Through its proprietary technology, ScreamingMedia aggregates digital
content -- news, features, photos, video, stock quotes, audio, weather reports,
and more -- then filters, delivers, and integrates this content in real time into
its clients` websites, intranets, extranets, and wireless networks.
ScreamingMedia`s global Digital Content Network consists of over 2,800
publications, supplying content to more than 1,100 subscribers. Serving the
United States, Europe and Latin America, ScreamingMedia is headquartered
in New York City with offices in San Francisco, Miami and London. For more
information, visit www.screamingmedia.com.

About Sequoia Software

Sequoia Software Corporation (Nasdaq: SQSW) is a leading provider and
innovator of XML-powered e-business software. Sequoia`s flagship product,
XPS, drives the evolution of business to toward true e-business, helping
companies link systems and people, automate critical processes, and
strengthen relationships throughout the value chain.
Sequoia`s customers and partners include Baylor Health Care System, Cap
Gemini Ernst & Young, General Electric Power Systems Division, Kaiser
Permanente, Lehman Brothers, Lockheed Martin, marchFIRST Cornerstone,
and SAIC. For e-business solutions that let you do more in less time visit
www.sequoiasoftware.com or call Sequoia toll free 888/820-7917.
XPS is a trademark of Sequoia Software. All other trademarks are the property
of their respective owners.

ScreamingMedia Note:

The release contains information about future expectations and plans of
ScreamingMedia`s management and prospects of ScreamingMedia`s business
that constitute forward-looking statements for purposes of the safe harbor
provisions under The Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
The words "believe," "expect," "intend," "anticipate," variations of such words,
and similar expressions identify forward-looking statements, but their absence
does not mean that the statement is not forward-looking. Actual results may
differ materially from those indicated by these forward-looking statements as a
result of various important factors including, but not limited to, the timely
development and market acceptance of new and updated products, our ability
to expand our infrastructure (including personnel and computer systems) and
the effect of competition.
Readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking
statements, which speak only as of the date of this release. Readers are also
directed to consider other risks and uncertainties discussed in documents
filed by the Company with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
ScreamingMedia undertakes no obligation to update publicly any
forward-looking statements to reflect new information, events or circumstances
after the date of this release or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated
events.

Sequoia Note:

Other than historical information contained herein, certain statements in this
release are "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private
Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Forward-looking statements in this release involve a number of risks and
uncertainties including, but not limited to, changes in market conditions,
government regulation, technology, our ability to expand, our early stage of
development, attraction and retention of key personnel, management of rapid
growth, entry into new markets, intense competition, customer concentration
and attrition and our dependence on XPS.
These risk factors are discussed in further detail in the Company`s SEC filings
including the prospectus filed in connection with our initial public offering and
the Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2000.

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Public Health to Spur Research and Collaboration

COLUMBIA, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 5, 2000--

Nation`s Premier School of Public Health Licenses Sequoia`s
XML-Powered E-Business Software to Create a Dynamic Portal for
Faculty, Staff and Students

Sequoia Software Corporation (Nasdaq:SQSW) the leading provider and
innovator of XML-powered e-business software, today announced Johns
Hopkins School of Public Health has purchased 3,000 user licenses for
Sequoia XPS(TM) to power the School`s new research and collaboration
portal.
The Johns Hopkins` portal will provide faculty, students, and staff with a
collaborative research environment that will be accessible from any locale with
Internet access.
"Hopkins is a research-driven organization that is fueled by generating and
gaining access to a wide variety of public health information. We are also
globally focused, with collaboration being a key component of how we
operate," said Ross McKenzie, director of information systems, Johns
Hopkins School of Public Health. "We turned to Sequoia XPS after evaluating
other leading portal applications, because its XML-based architecture provides
the flexibility we needed to bring together information from virtually any
repository or application our globally distributed users might need. We also
believe Sequoia will make an excellent technology partner that we can trust to
fully support our efforts."
The Johns Hopkins portal will use Sequoia`s XML-powered e-business portal
software to provide their users with a personalized desktop consolidating
information from a variety of disparate sources. Phase one of the project will
begin in October with faculty using the portal for document collaboration,
email, discussion groups and bulletin boards, access to research information,
directories, calendars, a global address book, policy manuals, internal
databases, news feeds, and press releases. Johns Hopkins will roll out the
second phase of the project to over 1,500 students next summer, and will
support staff next fall.
"Sequoia is very pleased XPS was selected by Johns Hopkins School of
Public Health, and believe this deployment illustrates how globally distributed
organizations can benefit by connecting their users with the information and
work processes they need anytime, anywhere via the Internet," said Mark
Wesker, president and COO Sequoia Software. "Sequoia again went
head-to-head with a number of our key competitors to win Hopkins` business.
Over the last several months, we are seeing a high win rate over our
competition, as customers are now recognizing the superiority of XPS over
other products in the market."

About Johns Hopkins School of Public Health

The Johns Hopkins School of Public Health was established in 1916, and is
the oldest and largest school of public health in the world. There are 432
full-time and 583 part-time faculty members, and 1,538 students in the School
of Public Health. The school receives twenty-seven percent of all research
funds awarded to U.S. schools of public health. Johns Hopkins awards one
sixth of all public health doctoral degrees worldwide. The Johns Hopkins
School of Public Health is consistently ranked number one by US News &
World Report.

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Sequoia hat gestern an der Nasdaq beim 3-fachen des normalen
Umsatzes fast 40 Prozent zugelegt.

Hintergrund:

Monday January 29, 8:46 am Eastern Time

Press Release

Sequoia Software Exceeds Portal Software Speed
Limits--Launches XPS 3.5 with ThruSpeed
Technology

In Independent Testing at Compaq Labs, XPS 3.5 Achieves
Peak Performance Nearing 500 Transactions Per Second

COLUMBIA, Md.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 29, 2001-- Sequoia
Software Corporation (Nasdaq:SQSW - news), the leading
provider of XML-pure portal software, today announced the
immediate availability of XPS(TM) 3.5, with
ThruSpeed(TM) technology.

Sequoia`s ThruSpeed enhancements dramatically accelerate
end users` response times, and increase the overall volume
and load of users and information that can flow through XPS.
Sequoia will demonstrate the new release via a Web seminar
tomorrow, January 30, 2001 at 2 PM Eastern Standard time.