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Meldung 1:
Alysis to Sell CheckVision to Computer Sciences; Shares Rise
By William Selway
Emeryville, California, Aug. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Alysis Technologies Inc. (ALYS) rose 1 11/16, or 73 percent, to 4 and traded as high as 4 1/8. The provider of online billing software has agreed to sell its CheckVision application framework and other assets to Computer Sciences Corp. (CSC) for an undisclosed sum.
Meldung 2:
CSC to Acquire CheckVision Assets of Alysis Technologies
Acquisition Adds New E-Business Capabilities to Financial Services Offerings
EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Aug. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Computer Sciences Corporation (NYSE: CSC) today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase the CheckVision application framework and other assets of Alysis Technologies Inc., (Nasdaq: ALYS) a provider of online billing software. Details of the cash purchase were not disclosed.
The acquisition will expand CSC`s capabilities in several areas, including providing leading financial services organizations and their clients the ability to access check images via the Internet. The CheckVision framework provides a variety of check imaging capabilities, including a high-volume, high-performance check image archive. Among Alysis` clients using the CheckVision application are Citibank, Comerica, Union Planters, Huntington National Bank, and Bank of the West.
Under the agreement, CSC anticipates that about 18 CheckVision employees will join CSC`s Oakland, Calif.-based Integrated Payments Solutions organization, a unit of CSC`s Financial Services Group, a leading solutions provider to many Fortune Global 500 companies.
The acquisition will enhance CSC`s remittance and check processing services, which were expanded nearly a year ago when CSC purchased TRW Data Services, formerly known as TRW Financial Systems.
The CheckVision applications framework is a proven technology capable of meeting the high-volume image storage and access requirements associated with many of the Internet-based services offerings being developed by CSC`s financial services clients.
"We are pleased with this opportunity to expand our offerings as we integrate CSC`s strengths in e-business technologies, banking applications and remittance processing technology with CheckVision`s image-based processing capabilities," said Van B. Honeycutt, CSC`s chairman, president and chief executive officer. "Our goal is to provide customers with the best solutions for fast and accurate processing of all payment types, both traditional and electronic."
"The divestiture of our CheckVision business is the last piece of the strategic plan we began in the Fall of 1999," said Kevin Moran, president and CEO of Alysis Technologies. "Our goal is to focus solely on our WorkOut(R) product line and the e-billing marketplace. The sale will give the Company an infusion of cash and increase our efforts for gaining increased market share."
With the addition of the CheckVision capabilities to CSC`s global capabilities and expansive financial services customer base, CSC will be better positioned to serve the industry`s needs for mission-critical solutions in all areas of image-based processing. "We will continue to focus on devising new and better ways for our high-volume clients to achieve maximum integration of important customer data with their financial operations," said Gary Sherne, vice president and general manager of CSC`s Integrated Payments Solutions organization. "For example, the CheckVision acquisition will be instrumental in providing the capabilities our clients need to adapt to the Federal Reserve`s check image initiatives."
About Alysis Technologies
Alysis Technologies develops and delivers software products that allow leading edge organizations to integrate the power of the Internet with their network document repositories to provide the ultimate in customer service, one-to-one marketing, and business intelligence. Alysis` WorkOut product has been selected by leading Fortune 500 companies to provide robust electronic bill and statement delivery and has been sold in the United States, Australia and the Middle East. For more information, please visit http://www.alysis.com.
About CSC
Computer Sciences Corporation`s Financial Services Group offers a comprehensive array of business and technology solutions that supports the complex requirements of the evolving global financial services industry. Customers include more than 1,000 banks, insurance companies, investment firms, consumer finance companies, and other major financial services organizations around the globe.
Computer Sciences Corporation, one of the world`s leading consulting and information technology (IT) services firms, helps clients in industry and government achieve strategic and operational objectives through the use of technology. Having guided clients through every major wave of change in IT for more than 40 years, CSC today is well positioned to develop and apply IT strategies and technologies, particularly in the e-business area, based on its full range of capabilities in management and IT consulting; systems design and integration; applications software; Web and application hosting; and IT and business process outsourcing.
Since its formation in 1959, CSC has been known for its flexibility and customer-centric culture. Through numerous agreements with hardware and software firms, the company develops and manages solutions specifically tailored to each client`s needs. With more than 60,000 employees in locations worldwide, CSC had revenues of $9.6 billion for the twelve months ended June 30, 2000. It is headquartered in El Segundo, California. For more information, visit the company`s Web site at www.csc.com.
SOURCE Computer Sciences Corporation
-0- 08/17/2000
/CONTACT: Dottie Nauer, Public Relations, Financial Services Group, 860-221-1852, dnauer@csc.com, or Mike Dickerson, Manager, Communications, Corporate, 310-615-1647, mdickers@csc.com, or Bill Lackey, Director, Investor Relations, Corporate, 310-615-1700, blackey3@csc.com, all of Computer Sciences Corporation; or David Bankhead, Chief Financial Officer of Alysis Technologies Inc., 510-450-6802, david.bankhead@alysis.com/
/Web site: http://www.alysis.com/
/Web site: http://www.csc.com/
(CSC ALYS)
Meldung 3:
U.S. Equity Preview: Borders Group, Del Webb, Sun Microsystems
By Samantha Zee
New York, Aug. 18 (Bloomberg) -- The following is a list of companies whose shares may move in U.S. markets Friday, Aug. 18. U.S. Equity Preview includes news that broke after markets closed Thursday. The stock symbol is in parentheses after the company name.
Advanced Digital Information Corp. (ADIC): The maker of computer storage and archival systems said third-quarter profit from operations was 9 cents a share in the period ended July 31, less than the average of 14 cents forecast by analysts polled by First Call/Thomson Financial. The company said it plans to buy back up to 3 million shares. Advanced Digital fell 9/16 to 14 3/8.
Agilent Technologies Inc. (A): The test and measurement company said third-quarter net income was 33 cents a share in the period ended July 31, beating the average estimate of 20 cents a share made by analysts polled by First Call. Sales climbed 28 percent to $2.67 billion from $2.09 billion. Agilent rose 4 3/4 to 46 1/2.
Alysis Technologies Inc. (ALYS): The provider of online billing software has agreed to sell its CheckVision application framework and other assets to Computer Sciences Corp. (CSC) for an undisclosed sum. Alysis fell 1/16 to 2 5/16. Computer Services fell 1/8 to 76 5/8.
Autodesk Inc. (ADSK): The maker of design software used by animators and engineers said second-quarter net income rose to 35 cents a share in the period ended July 31. Sales rose to $226.3 million from $202.9 million. Excluding certain costs, profit was 43 cents a share. The company was expected to earn 41 cents, the average estimate of analysts polled by First Call. Autodesk fell 1 1/16 to 23 7/8.
Avistar Communications Corp. (AVSR): The company that offers up-to-four-way video conferences and allows compressed video data to be retrieved later sold 3 million shares, priced at $12 each, raising $36 million. Avistar fell 2 5/8 to 9 3/8.
Borders Group Inc. (BGP): The U.S. book chain said its second- quarter loss for the period ended July 23 narrowed to 2 cents a share from a loss of 3 cents a year earlier after sales at its superstores increased. The company named Edward Wilhelm senior vice president and chief financial officer to succeed Kenneth Scheve, who is retiring at the end of the year. Borders fell 3/8 to 13 3/8.
Del Webb Corp. (WBB): Pacific Partners LLC, the private investment fund, said it acquired an equity stake in Del Webb, a builder of retirement communities, totaling 975,886 shares, or 5.32 percent of Del Webb`s outstanding stock. Del Webb rose 3/16 to 19 9/16.
Deluxe Corp. (DLX): The U.S. printer of checks said it was restating second-quarter net income to 83 cents a share from $1.13 to reflect an adjusted tax rate. Deluxe fell 1 to 22 7/16.
Honeywell International Inc. (HON): The maker of automated controls said it expects third-quarter pretax charges of as much as $475 million to cover the sale of a business, job cuts and an investment loss. The company said it expects to earn 76 cents in the third quarter before those charges, the average estimate of analysts surveyed by First Call. Honeywell rose 3/8 to 34 13/16.
Nortel Networks Corp. (NT): The maker of fiber-optic equipment and JDS Uniphase Corp. (JDSU), a fiber-optic component maker, are in talks on a multiyear supply agreement that would ease Nortel`s concerns over JDS`s proposed acquisition of SDL Inc. (SDLI) for $42.3 billion in stock. Nortel rose 1 9/16 to 81 7/8. JDS rose 13/16 to 120 1/4. SDL rose 7 3/4 to 383.
Ogden Corp. (OG): The manager of power plants said its second- quarter loss was from operations was $1.55 a share, compared with net income of 50 cents a year earlier. The loss from continuing operations was 21 cents. Ogden rose 15/16 to 13 3/4.
Serena Software Inc. (SRNA): The manager of software installations for businesses said second-quarter net income was 15 cents a share in the period ended July 31, beating the average estimate of 14 cents forecast by analysts polled by First Call. Serena Software rose 13/16 to 36 1/4.
Sun Microsystems Inc. (SUNW): The maker of computers that run Internet sites said it will split its stock 2-for-1 after the shares more than tripled in the past year. Sun Microsystems rose 4 1/16 to 119 7/16.
Tickers: BGP SUNW WBB
Alysis to Sell CheckVision to Computer Sciences; Shares Rise
By William Selway
Emeryville, California, Aug. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Alysis Technologies Inc. (ALYS) rose 1 11/16, or 73 percent, to 4 and traded as high as 4 1/8. The provider of online billing software has agreed to sell its CheckVision application framework and other assets to Computer Sciences Corp. (CSC) for an undisclosed sum.
Meldung 2:
CSC to Acquire CheckVision Assets of Alysis Technologies
Acquisition Adds New E-Business Capabilities to Financial Services Offerings
EL SEGUNDO, Calif., Aug. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Computer Sciences Corporation (NYSE: CSC) today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to purchase the CheckVision application framework and other assets of Alysis Technologies Inc., (Nasdaq: ALYS) a provider of online billing software. Details of the cash purchase were not disclosed.
The acquisition will expand CSC`s capabilities in several areas, including providing leading financial services organizations and their clients the ability to access check images via the Internet. The CheckVision framework provides a variety of check imaging capabilities, including a high-volume, high-performance check image archive. Among Alysis` clients using the CheckVision application are Citibank, Comerica, Union Planters, Huntington National Bank, and Bank of the West.
Under the agreement, CSC anticipates that about 18 CheckVision employees will join CSC`s Oakland, Calif.-based Integrated Payments Solutions organization, a unit of CSC`s Financial Services Group, a leading solutions provider to many Fortune Global 500 companies.
The acquisition will enhance CSC`s remittance and check processing services, which were expanded nearly a year ago when CSC purchased TRW Data Services, formerly known as TRW Financial Systems.
The CheckVision applications framework is a proven technology capable of meeting the high-volume image storage and access requirements associated with many of the Internet-based services offerings being developed by CSC`s financial services clients.
"We are pleased with this opportunity to expand our offerings as we integrate CSC`s strengths in e-business technologies, banking applications and remittance processing technology with CheckVision`s image-based processing capabilities," said Van B. Honeycutt, CSC`s chairman, president and chief executive officer. "Our goal is to provide customers with the best solutions for fast and accurate processing of all payment types, both traditional and electronic."
"The divestiture of our CheckVision business is the last piece of the strategic plan we began in the Fall of 1999," said Kevin Moran, president and CEO of Alysis Technologies. "Our goal is to focus solely on our WorkOut(R) product line and the e-billing marketplace. The sale will give the Company an infusion of cash and increase our efforts for gaining increased market share."
With the addition of the CheckVision capabilities to CSC`s global capabilities and expansive financial services customer base, CSC will be better positioned to serve the industry`s needs for mission-critical solutions in all areas of image-based processing. "We will continue to focus on devising new and better ways for our high-volume clients to achieve maximum integration of important customer data with their financial operations," said Gary Sherne, vice president and general manager of CSC`s Integrated Payments Solutions organization. "For example, the CheckVision acquisition will be instrumental in providing the capabilities our clients need to adapt to the Federal Reserve`s check image initiatives."
About Alysis Technologies
Alysis Technologies develops and delivers software products that allow leading edge organizations to integrate the power of the Internet with their network document repositories to provide the ultimate in customer service, one-to-one marketing, and business intelligence. Alysis` WorkOut product has been selected by leading Fortune 500 companies to provide robust electronic bill and statement delivery and has been sold in the United States, Australia and the Middle East. For more information, please visit http://www.alysis.com.
About CSC
Computer Sciences Corporation`s Financial Services Group offers a comprehensive array of business and technology solutions that supports the complex requirements of the evolving global financial services industry. Customers include more than 1,000 banks, insurance companies, investment firms, consumer finance companies, and other major financial services organizations around the globe.
Computer Sciences Corporation, one of the world`s leading consulting and information technology (IT) services firms, helps clients in industry and government achieve strategic and operational objectives through the use of technology. Having guided clients through every major wave of change in IT for more than 40 years, CSC today is well positioned to develop and apply IT strategies and technologies, particularly in the e-business area, based on its full range of capabilities in management and IT consulting; systems design and integration; applications software; Web and application hosting; and IT and business process outsourcing.
Since its formation in 1959, CSC has been known for its flexibility and customer-centric culture. Through numerous agreements with hardware and software firms, the company develops and manages solutions specifically tailored to each client`s needs. With more than 60,000 employees in locations worldwide, CSC had revenues of $9.6 billion for the twelve months ended June 30, 2000. It is headquartered in El Segundo, California. For more information, visit the company`s Web site at www.csc.com.
SOURCE Computer Sciences Corporation
-0- 08/17/2000
/CONTACT: Dottie Nauer, Public Relations, Financial Services Group, 860-221-1852, dnauer@csc.com, or Mike Dickerson, Manager, Communications, Corporate, 310-615-1647, mdickers@csc.com, or Bill Lackey, Director, Investor Relations, Corporate, 310-615-1700, blackey3@csc.com, all of Computer Sciences Corporation; or David Bankhead, Chief Financial Officer of Alysis Technologies Inc., 510-450-6802, david.bankhead@alysis.com/
/Web site: http://www.alysis.com/
/Web site: http://www.csc.com/
(CSC ALYS)
Meldung 3:
U.S. Equity Preview: Borders Group, Del Webb, Sun Microsystems
By Samantha Zee
New York, Aug. 18 (Bloomberg) -- The following is a list of companies whose shares may move in U.S. markets Friday, Aug. 18. U.S. Equity Preview includes news that broke after markets closed Thursday. The stock symbol is in parentheses after the company name.
Advanced Digital Information Corp. (ADIC): The maker of computer storage and archival systems said third-quarter profit from operations was 9 cents a share in the period ended July 31, less than the average of 14 cents forecast by analysts polled by First Call/Thomson Financial. The company said it plans to buy back up to 3 million shares. Advanced Digital fell 9/16 to 14 3/8.
Agilent Technologies Inc. (A): The test and measurement company said third-quarter net income was 33 cents a share in the period ended July 31, beating the average estimate of 20 cents a share made by analysts polled by First Call. Sales climbed 28 percent to $2.67 billion from $2.09 billion. Agilent rose 4 3/4 to 46 1/2.
Alysis Technologies Inc. (ALYS): The provider of online billing software has agreed to sell its CheckVision application framework and other assets to Computer Sciences Corp. (CSC) for an undisclosed sum. Alysis fell 1/16 to 2 5/16. Computer Services fell 1/8 to 76 5/8.
Autodesk Inc. (ADSK): The maker of design software used by animators and engineers said second-quarter net income rose to 35 cents a share in the period ended July 31. Sales rose to $226.3 million from $202.9 million. Excluding certain costs, profit was 43 cents a share. The company was expected to earn 41 cents, the average estimate of analysts polled by First Call. Autodesk fell 1 1/16 to 23 7/8.
Avistar Communications Corp. (AVSR): The company that offers up-to-four-way video conferences and allows compressed video data to be retrieved later sold 3 million shares, priced at $12 each, raising $36 million. Avistar fell 2 5/8 to 9 3/8.
Borders Group Inc. (BGP): The U.S. book chain said its second- quarter loss for the period ended July 23 narrowed to 2 cents a share from a loss of 3 cents a year earlier after sales at its superstores increased. The company named Edward Wilhelm senior vice president and chief financial officer to succeed Kenneth Scheve, who is retiring at the end of the year. Borders fell 3/8 to 13 3/8.
Del Webb Corp. (WBB): Pacific Partners LLC, the private investment fund, said it acquired an equity stake in Del Webb, a builder of retirement communities, totaling 975,886 shares, or 5.32 percent of Del Webb`s outstanding stock. Del Webb rose 3/16 to 19 9/16.
Deluxe Corp. (DLX): The U.S. printer of checks said it was restating second-quarter net income to 83 cents a share from $1.13 to reflect an adjusted tax rate. Deluxe fell 1 to 22 7/16.
Honeywell International Inc. (HON): The maker of automated controls said it expects third-quarter pretax charges of as much as $475 million to cover the sale of a business, job cuts and an investment loss. The company said it expects to earn 76 cents in the third quarter before those charges, the average estimate of analysts surveyed by First Call. Honeywell rose 3/8 to 34 13/16.
Nortel Networks Corp. (NT): The maker of fiber-optic equipment and JDS Uniphase Corp. (JDSU), a fiber-optic component maker, are in talks on a multiyear supply agreement that would ease Nortel`s concerns over JDS`s proposed acquisition of SDL Inc. (SDLI) for $42.3 billion in stock. Nortel rose 1 9/16 to 81 7/8. JDS rose 13/16 to 120 1/4. SDL rose 7 3/4 to 383.
Ogden Corp. (OG): The manager of power plants said its second- quarter loss was from operations was $1.55 a share, compared with net income of 50 cents a year earlier. The loss from continuing operations was 21 cents. Ogden rose 15/16 to 13 3/4.
Serena Software Inc. (SRNA): The manager of software installations for businesses said second-quarter net income was 15 cents a share in the period ended July 31, beating the average estimate of 14 cents forecast by analysts polled by First Call. Serena Software rose 13/16 to 36 1/4.
Sun Microsystems Inc. (SUNW): The maker of computers that run Internet sites said it will split its stock 2-for-1 after the shares more than tripled in the past year. Sun Microsystems rose 4 1/16 to 119 7/16.
Tickers: BGP SUNW WBB
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About Alysis Technologies
Alysis Technologies develops and delivers software products that allow
leading edge organizations to integrate the power of the Internet with their
network document repositories to provide the ultimate in customer service,
one-to-one marketing, and business intelligence. Alysis` WorkOut product has
been selected by leading Fortune 500 companies to provide robust electronic
bill and statement delivery and has been sold in the United States, Australia
and the Middle East. For more information, please visit
http://www.alysis.com.
About Alysis Technologies
Alysis Technologies develops and delivers software products that allow
leading edge organizations to integrate the power of the Internet with their
network document repositories to provide the ultimate in customer service,
one-to-one marketing, and business intelligence. Alysis` WorkOut product has
been selected by leading Fortune 500 companies to provide robust electronic
bill and statement delivery and has been sold in the United States, Australia
and the Middle East. For more information, please visit
http://www.alysis.com.
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@schmusebär
Schön, da sind wir anscheinend schon zwei, die sich für ALYS
interessieren. Und am Freitag gab es mal wieder Umsatz in Berlin!
Wenn das kein gutes Omen ist.
tjomasz
Schön, da sind wir anscheinend schon zwei, die sich für ALYS
interessieren. Und am Freitag gab es mal wieder Umsatz in Berlin!
Wenn das kein gutes Omen ist.
tjomasz
Weitere Informationsquellen zu ALYS:
Nachrichten, Kurse usw.:
http://www.individualinvestor.com/quotes/company.asp?ticker=…
Diskussion:
http://www.ragingbull.altavista.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=…
Übrigens:
Krasse Kursanstiege (wie Freitag) gab es in der Vergangenheit schon öfter,
den Abwärtstrend konnten sie aber nie so recht stoppen. Bin deshalb noch recht
skeptisch. Der Quartalsbericht per 30.6.00 hilft mir da auch nicht weiter.
Hoffnung geben nur die angekündigten Geschäfte; und eins davon wurde am
17.8. bekannt. Der Kursanstieg vom Freitag wird wohl damit zusammenhängen (?).
Aber, wie gesagt: derartige Anstiege gab es schon öfter, haben mich aber noch nicht mal
in die Nähe meines Einstandes gebracht.
Trotzdem hat die Aktie mit ihrer sprunghaften Kursentwicklung einen gewissen
Spaßfaktor für mich, finanziell hatte ich das Ganze eigentlich schon fast abgeschrieben.
Tjomasz
Nachrichten, Kurse usw.:
http://www.individualinvestor.com/quotes/company.asp?ticker=…
Diskussion:
http://www.ragingbull.altavista.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=…
Übrigens:
Krasse Kursanstiege (wie Freitag) gab es in der Vergangenheit schon öfter,
den Abwärtstrend konnten sie aber nie so recht stoppen. Bin deshalb noch recht
skeptisch. Der Quartalsbericht per 30.6.00 hilft mir da auch nicht weiter.
Hoffnung geben nur die angekündigten Geschäfte; und eins davon wurde am
17.8. bekannt. Der Kursanstieg vom Freitag wird wohl damit zusammenhängen (?).
Aber, wie gesagt: derartige Anstiege gab es schon öfter, haben mich aber noch nicht mal
in die Nähe meines Einstandes gebracht.
Trotzdem hat die Aktie mit ihrer sprunghaften Kursentwicklung einen gewissen
Spaßfaktor für mich, finanziell hatte ich das Ganze eigentlich schon fast abgeschrieben.
Tjomasz
Trading Spotlight
Sorry, der erste Link ist verunglückt (zu breit).
Hier ist er gesamt:
http://www.individualinvestor.com
/quotes/company.asp?url=%2Fquotes%2Fcompany.asp%3Fticker%3D&ticker=alys
Oder einfach auf der Startseite mit Ticker ALYS...
Tjomasz
Hier ist er gesamt:
http://www.individualinvestor.com
/quotes/company.asp?url=%2Fquotes%2Fcompany.asp%3Fticker%3D&ticker=alys
Oder einfach auf der Startseite mit Ticker ALYS...
Tjomasz
Moin!
Heute nun mal wieder so ein netter Sprung! Diesmal um ca. 40% nach oben bei
recht heftigen Umsätzen. Hintergrund ist diesmal eine sich anscheinend (?)
abzeichnende Zusammenarbeit mit.... IBM.
Langsam gewinne ich den Eindruck, mit ALYS eine recht vielversprechende
Aktie im Depot zu haben - leider bloß ein paar Monate zu früh gekauft (seufz).
Weitere Informationen:
http://www.ragingbull.altavista.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=…
http://biz.yahoo.com/cnw/000920/ca_alysis_.html
http://www.alysistech.com/
tjomasz
Heute nun mal wieder so ein netter Sprung! Diesmal um ca. 40% nach oben bei
recht heftigen Umsätzen. Hintergrund ist diesmal eine sich anscheinend (?)
abzeichnende Zusammenarbeit mit.... IBM.
Langsam gewinne ich den Eindruck, mit ALYS eine recht vielversprechende
Aktie im Depot zu haben - leider bloß ein paar Monate zu früh gekauft (seufz).
Weitere Informationen:
http://www.ragingbull.altavista.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=…
http://biz.yahoo.com/cnw/000920/ca_alysis_.html
http://www.alysistech.com/
tjomasz
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