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[Superhummel]

Die letzten Quartalszahlen waren bombastisch .
Die nächsten werden es auch .
Broadvision hat zwar einen Großauftrag verloren , ist aber immer noch wie kürzlich das renommierte Marktforschungsunternehmen IDC meldete , die Nr.1 auf dem
e-Commerce Software-Markt .
In allen 4 von der IDC definierten e-Commerce Segmenten hat Broadvision alle Wettbewerber weit hinter sich gelassen .

Zahlen sagen ja bekanntlich mehr als Worte .
Erwarte super Zahlen , habe darum noch kräftig nachgekauft .

Was meint ihr ?
Zahlen kommen übrigens am 20.07. !

[Mate972]

Ein guter Artikel zu BVSN

Fish or Cut Bait: Broadvision is still a winner
By Paul R. La Monica

Redherring.com, July 17, 2000

American revolutionary Thomas Paine referred to the latter years of the 18th century as The Age of Reason. Mark my words: No historian will use that term to describe the stock market circa 2000.

Future market anthropologists will look back at the last year and wonder what was wrong with everyone. Did new millennium angst render people incapable of objective judgment? Were too many neural cells fried from all the rays emitted by computer screens, televisions, and cellular phones? Why were so many presumably levelheaded people making totally irrational investing decisions?

The one certainty in this wildly uncertain market is that investors horrendously overreact to news -- both positive and negative -- on an almost daily basis. The latest example? Customer management software company Broadvision (Nasdaq: BVSN), which is widely viewed as one of the preëminent e-business software and solutions companies. Broadvision helps clients such as Circuit City and Nortel Networks build Web sites with personalized customer service and e-commerce transaction capabilities.

Recently, though, its stock has made wild gyrations. On Friday, July 7, the stock plunged more than 25 percent. It took a 12 percent hit on July 11, but the very next day gained 13 percent. Why such volatility?

FINE ART
It seems investors are warming to increasingly positive news from Broadvision competitor Art Technology Group (Nasdaq: ARTG). Art Technology, which makes Java-compatible e-business software that is more advanced than Broadvision`s, has added some high-profile accounts lately. On July 6, American Airlines (NYSE: AMR) announced after the market closed that it chose Art Technology to help upgrade its Web site. American had been a Broadvision customer, hence the 25 percent drop for Broadvision the following day.

On the morning of July 11, Art Technology put out a press release trumpeting that Bluelight.com, the online retailer joint venture of K-mart (NYSE: KM) and Softbank Venture Capital, was using Art`s Dynamo software. That explains Broadvision`s 11 percent drop that day. Broadvision regained some of its losses the next day, after it put out a press release to reassure investors that it wasn`t losing Wal-mart (NYSE: WMT) as a customer. Wal-Mart uses Broadvision`s software for intranet sites and its Sam`s Club warehouse business.

This is ridiculous. It isn`t healthy for investors to obsess over every flowery press release describing a new customer. Art wins a contract with American, and down goes Broadvision! The e-business software area is still in its nascent stages. Expect to see more new customer announcements from Art and Broadvision, as well as from other big players in this area, like Vignette (Nasdaq: VIGN).

In fact, rumors were circulating last week that Broadvision had beat out competitors to win a big contract with ETrade (Nasdaq: EGRP). As of this writing, the deal has not been announced, but a Broadvision spokesperson confirmed that it did win the ETrade business. Will Broadvision`s stock pop when the company puts out a press release? Possibly. Should Art Technology`s stock drop because it lost out to Broadvision? No.

OLIGOPOLIES DO EXIST
Investors seem to be forgetting a fundamental fact of big business: Oligopolies, not monopolies, tend to dominate markets. Quite often, a market is vast enough to support more than one proverbial 363-kilogram semi-erect primate (800-pound gorilla is such an overused term). Banc of America Securities analyst Greg Vogel estimates that e-business software will be a $30 billion market by 2003, quintupling from $6 billion in 1999. I`d be willing to bet that more than one company will share in this growth.

Art Technology`s recent success does not mean it`s time to ring the death knell for Broadvision. "There`s a new sheriff in town -- but there`s room for a couple of sheriffs," says Brent Thill, an analyst with CS First Boston.

Mr. Thill explains that Broadvision is able to win a lot of contracts because it offers more than just a software package. Not every corporate customer wants to build a site from scratch. Boeing (NYSE: BA), for example, recently chose Broadvision over Art and other vendors because it needed a total e-business solution and not just the technology to build a site, Mr. Thill said. American, on the other hand, wanted the technology to build its site exactly how it wanted, without any consulting from Art.

Since July 6, Broadvision stock is down 22 percent, whereas Art Technology has soared 24 percent. The market is acting as if Broadvision just swung at strike three with two out in the bottom of the ninth inning. It makes no sense, particularly when you look at the fundamentals for Broadvision and Art.

LOOK AT THE NUMBERS
Broadvision has been profitable since the second quarter of 1998, and, according to First Call, analysts are expecting earnings for this year`s second quarter to double. Broadvision is scheduled to report its results on July 20. Art is expected to post a loss in its second quarter and is currently on track to earn a profit for the first time in the fourth quarter of this year. According to Mr. Vogel, 12 percent of Broadvision`s revenues come from dot-com companies, whereas 35 percent of Art`s revenues are dot-com related. Given the fact that Art now trades at about 34 times Vogel`s estimated 2001 revenue, and Broadvision, in contrast, trades at a multiple of 21 times 2001 revenue estimates, Art now seems to be a much riskier investment.

Don`t get me wrong -- I`m not trying to say that Art isn`t a good investment. Quite the contrary, it has momentum on its side and the technological edge. It`s just that the market is too young and too big for investors to try and pick one winner at this stage of the game.

When you look at companies in sectors with as large a market potential as e-business software, resist the urge to characterize things in simplistic winner/loser, black/white issues. A win for Art is not necessarily an irreplaceable loss for Broadvision, and vice versa. One lost account is not a trend. "People do get concerned when a high-profile customer like American Airlines decides to switch to a competitor, but so far it`s an isolated case," Mr. Vogel says.

WHAT DO YOU THINK? I`m still asking for readers to send me their thoughts on what stocks they`d like to see included in a Fish or Cut Bait Reader Index that I hope to introduce in a column not far down the road. I see no reason why Art and Broadvision can`t peacefully coexist in this index, although I think Broadvision is the better value right now. Let me know if you agree.

[Mate972]

News ganz frisch


Tuesday July 18, 8:16 am Eastern Time

Company Press Release
Ericsson Chooses BroadVision to Personalize Third Generation -- G3 -- M-Commerce Infrastructure Offering


REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 18, 2000-- BroadVision®, Inc. (Nasdaq:BVSN - news), a leading provider of personalized e-business applications, today announced a major deal with Ericsson to offer BroadVision`s application software as part of Ericsson`s WISE(TM) mobile portal solutions. The software will enable WISE(TM) portal customers to create advanced, profile-based content and transaction services. Included in the terms of the agreement, Ericsson will bundle BroadVision software with G3 network equipment for robust m-commerce functionality. In exchange, BroadVision will garner ongoing revenue from annual subscriber fees based on network usage and phone equipment utilization.

``We`re totally committed to the wireless Internet future,`` said Dr. Pehong Chen, president, chief executive officer and founder, BroadVision, Inc. ``The deal enables Ericsson to offer several BroadVision components as an integrated M-commerce infrastructure to be delivered to wireless carriers. As the numbers of wireless Internet users grows, it becomes essential for vendors to offer scaleable solutions able to support millions of users. With our software they have this technology at their fingertips.``

Ericsson is one of the world`s largest providers of infrastructure for wireless carriers. As a result of the deal, BroadVision technology will be part of Ericsson`s third-generation (G3) M-commerce infrastructure offering. With M-commerce linking wireless technology and the Internet, and an estimation that by the end of 2000 there will be more wireless Internet users than PC users, BroadVision applications will enable Ericsson to strengthen its position as the market leader in wireless Internet.

The WISE Portal will provide to network operators and service providers a common portal for content and service personalization as well as API`s and interfaces to Ericsson`s third party enablers and necessary customer support extensions.

For users, the addition of BroadVision`s applications to the G3 network will mean personalized settings as standard when connecting to the Internet. For instance, a user searching for a restaurant could be channelled according to a preferred geographical area, type of restaurant, price range and hours of operation. This is very important for WAP phones because of their limited display area. Profile-based content provides access to key information, on a user-by-user basis, based on individual preference.

``Integrating advanced BroadVision software in our WISE portal solution allows us to provide network operators and service providers with a scaleable solution that will help make them leaders in mobile Internet,`` explains Mark Jefford-Baker, Third Party Manger Portal Core for Ericsson. ``End-users will be able to maximise the benefits of mobile Internet by accessing a suite of services that are richly personalized through parameters such as location and time. The end-user`s experience will be truly situational-centric.``

``With this strategic partnership, BroadVision and Ericsson will enable the deployment of next-generation M-commerce profiling technology, allowing delivery to any device in any location,`` said Jaime Ellertson, executive vice president, worldwide strategic operations, BroadVision, Inc.

[bombenperformance]

Bin auch noch einmal eingestiegen.
Kann mir jemand die letzten 2 Artikel/News mal kurz ins
Deutsche übersetzen?
Danke!

[antigone]

hi folks -
der deal mit ericsson war um 14.36 Uhr bereits im thread 181868 zu lesen - würde mich freuen, wenn
ihr dort mal reinschaun würdet und eure postings dort reinsetzt - dann verzettelt man sich weniger.
gruss antigone

[Darklight]

Hi bombenperformance...

geh auf http://translator.go.com/cb/trans_entry
Dort kannst alles in jede Sprache übersetzen lassen.

Bis Bald

[Der Geschworene]

BroadVision Powers Chelsea Interactive`s E-Commerce Platform for Leading Brands
BroadVision One-To-One(TM) Powers Online Presence for Elisabeth by Liz Claiborne, Cole Haan and Maidenform
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 19, 2000-- BroadVision (Nasdaq:BVSN - news), a leader in personalized e-business applications, announced today that Chelsea Interactive, Inc., a wholly-owned affiliate of Chelsea GCA Realty, Inc. (NYSE:CCG - news), has selected BroadVision One-To-One(TM) technology to provide a critical component of a new e-commerce platform for top fashion and other brand names. Chelsea Interactive`s platform will provide each brand with a direct-to-consumer online store incorporating e-commerce design, development, fulfillment and customer service.

Using BroadVision e-business applications, Chelsea Interactive`s robust and highly scalable e-commerce platform allows top brand names such as Elisabeth by Liz Claiborne, Cole Haan and Maidenform to manage their own customized online stores. Each brand will operate its online store independently, according to its own marketing, merchandising and technological specifications, a capability critical to maintaining individual product image.

``Chelsea Interactive selected BroadVision for their premier personalization features so that client-brands can provide superior customer service and maintain their distinctive branding,`` said John Reilly, chief technical officer, Chelsea Interactive. ``BroadVision`s architecture allows us to customize content easily and economically.``

Using BroadVision One-To-One Tools, each branded Web site can change content easily and dynamically. Special offers and promotional pricing based on customer demographics developed through the use of sophisticated customer profiles can be accessed from any point--the Web, telephone and wireless.

``We are pleased that Chelsea Interactive chose BroadVision as the foundation for their e-commerce business,`` said Cliff Apsey, vice president of solution marketing, BroadVision, Inc. ``With rules-based personalization and cross-selling features, we were able to meet their critical requirements for scalability and out-of-the-box functionality.``

About Chelsea GCA Realty, Inc.

Chelsea GCA Realty, Inc. (NYSE:CCG - news) develops, leases, manages and owns upscale and fashion-oriented manufacturers` outlet centers. The company has an interest in and manages 21 properties -- containing 6.0 million square feet of leasable area -- in 12 states, primarily on the east and west coasts of the United States, and in Japan. Chelsea GCA`s centers are located primarily in major metropolitan markets or near major tourist destinations, including New York City, Los Angeles, Tokyo, San Francisco, Atlanta, Boston, Orlando, Napa Valley, Palm Springs, Honolulu and Washington, D.C. During 1999, Chelsea GCA`s portfolio generated average tenant sales of $377 per square foot, among the highest in retail real estate. For more information, visit www.chelseagca.com.

About BroadVision

BroadVision, Inc. (Nasdaq:BVSN, Neuer Markt:BDN) is a leader in personalized e-business applications. BroadVision`s comprehensive suite of integrated applications is built for delivery via the Web and wireless devices. Companies using BroadVision`s proven applications get to market quickly, launching innovative e-commerce, self-service and enterprise information sites. These sites enable personalized interactions and transactions with customers, partners, suppliers and employees. BroadVision One-To-One(TM) applications power innovative business-to-consumer sites and business-to-business exchanges for the world`s top companies in financial services, telecommunications, retail and travel. BroadVision applications are available in more than 120 countries worldwide. Headquartered in Redwood City, Calif., USA, the company can be reached at [phone] or at www.broadvision.com.

BroadVision is a registered trademark of BroadVision, Inc. in the United States and other countries. BroadVision One-To-One is a trademark of BroadVision, Inc. in the United States and other countries.

[InspektorColumbo]

@Superhummel

Auweia, heute schon wieder gut -7 %. Hast wohl auf das falsche Pferd gesetzt. Naja, mit veralteter Software kommt man halt nicht weit...



PS: Äh, ich hab da noch eine Frage. Wir wärs mal mit ISH ???

[antigone]

@ inspektorcolumbo
bevor du dummheiten von wg. veralteter software nachplapperst,
solltest du dich informieren.

[Brotlosevision]

Wieso antigone? Wo er recht hat, hat er recht. Informiere Du Dich erst mal.

In Zukunft unter "www.broadvisionsucks.com" wirst Du wieder interessante Infos zu diesem Thema finden. Zur Zeit ist die Seite leider im Umbau.

Brotlosevision

[POBE]

@ Brotlosevision du bist ein typischer Fall von Gehirnlosvision! Ich schätze dein Alter auf 10-11 Jahre.

[Brotlosevision]

...und schon wieder ein frustrierter BVSN Aktionär. Nichts für ungut POBE, bin schon froh nicht in Deiner Haut zu stecken und täglich mit
Broadvision ablosen zu müssen.

aber www.broadvisionsucks.com gibt es echt und wenn Du statt hier rumzuprollen nach dem Umbau mal nachsehen würdest, würde dies vielleicht deinen BVSN-BetonKopf etwas aufweichen.

Bis dahin viel Spass beim Geldvernichten HAHAHAHAHA!

Deine
Brotlosevision

[antigone]

brotlos hirnlos

[POBE]

@Brotlosevision

Zu diesem Zeitpunkt habe ich noch keinen Verlust bei BVSN, denn ich bin am 11.07.00 bei 35$ eingestiegen!

Ich werde dich dann an dein dummes Gesülze erinnern wenn BVSN bei 60-70-80$ steht.

Wenn BVSN echt so scheisse ist, dann geb mir doch mal nen Tip von ner guten Aktie. (Bin gespannt)

Tip: kuck mal unter www.brotlosevision-sucks-really.com

Bis dann

[antigone]

na gott sein dank. jetzt ist der bub in der schule und man kann
sich auf das wesentliche konzentrieren.

[Vorstand]

Warum beachtet ihr diesen brotlosen Menschen so sehr? Daß er ein Ar... ist, hat er doch mehr als bewiesen!

Er hat nämlich nichts davon, wenn Broadvision fällt. Er hat nie erwähnt, daß er Puts hat oder nicht! Und wenn er doch auf irgendeine Art und Weise einen Nutzen haben sollte, freuen wir uns doch für ihn, weil wenigstens einer von uns Kohle macht!

Zum Thema zurück: Es tut schon weh, wie stark der Rückgang ist, aber was mir noch Hoffnung macht ist, daß mehr institutionelle kaufen als verkaufen! (siehe bei http://www.thomsoninvest.net/iwatch/cgi-bin/iw_page)
Und ich hoffe auf ein (kleines) Rebound nach 2 harten Tagen!

[Brotlosevision]

Mit Eurer Ignoranz habt Ihr es mehr als verdient mit Broadvision unterzugehen. Ihr armen Menschen.

@Vorstand ich werde bald bei 12€ einsteigen und dann im Herbst bei 36€ verkaufen. Nur so kann man mit Broadvision noch Geld machen.
Und es wird Eurer Geld sein welches ich einsacke.

herzlichen Dank und weiter so!
Brotlosevision

[muebeck]

@trockenes Brot

....wenn BV auf 12 fällt, dann hast Du auch keine Kohle mehr, meen Jung!

[Vorstand]

Schon wieder bei 41,85 E.

[Vorstand]

@brotlos... Obwohl du unwürdig bist mit mir diskutieren zu dürfen, will ich noch eins doch sagen! Du legst hier eigentlich offen, daß du mit Aktien nicht handelst, sondern dich nur über Leute herziehst aus Lust und Laune!

Wenn du nämlich wartest bist Broadvision bei 12 Euro ankommt, heißt es daß du nicht Aktienhandel machen wirst (wenigstens nicht mit BVSN).

Oder ich folgere daraus, daß du tatsächlich 10 oder 11 Jahre alt bist und dein Geld für 1 Aktie für 12 Euro ausreicht!

Ein Hinweis: für 12 Euro kriegst du zur Zeit locker 2 Cybernet-Aktien oder Fortunecity-Aktien! Kaufe doch die! JETZT! Und verschwinde endlich von diesem Board oder bleib sachlich!

[Brotlosevision]

@muebeck,
Du solltest doch zum weinen in den Keller gehen!
Unverbesserlich der Junge (tsetsetse)

... und muebeck heute wirst Du wieder heulen, wenn BVSN weiter absackt. Aber dann kannst Du ja günstig nachkaufen oder?*LOL*
DU WEINST JA DANN IMMER VOR FREUDE!!!!.... HAHAHAHAH...

[Arcon2]

Schaut euch doch einfach mal den Chart an, die Situation wie derzeit hat es in diesem Jahr schon öfters gegeben !
Wenn heute der NASDAQ wieder neue Tiefen testet, geht es halt noch mal 2-3 Dollar runter. Dann ist aber Schluß...
Danach geht es wieder bis mindestens 50 Dollar in kurzer Zeit hoch.
Zumindest wird die Aktie nicht mehr weiter fallen. (ansonsten heißt es tatsächlich, aber auch nur dann: raus und Schaden begrenzen !)

@Brotlosevision:
Den einzigen Fehler, den man derzeit machen kann, ist BVSN mit Verlust zu verkaufen. Das wäre idiotisch...Andererseits muß natürlich irgendjemand den Institutionellen das Geld in den Rachen werfen, sonst würden sich ja solche Spielchen, wie wir sie zur Zeit erleben, nicht lohnen.
Warten wir mal noch 1-2 Wochen, dann wirst Du sehen, wie unglaublich toll deine Tips waren.

[Brotlosevision]

@Vorstand Ich habe Argumente genannt aber wurde ja direkt von Euch gekränkten Egos beschimpft, die es nicht ertragen können wenn jemand anderer Meinung ist.

Welchen Sinn hat denn das Board hier. Ist es dazu da Euch gegenseitig zu trösten und euch Mut zuzusprechen??? 95% der Beiträge hier haben nämlich genau diese Intension. Das ist schade. Viele Anleger bleiben auf dem sinkenden Schiff und gehen unter! Ich halte broadvision für überbewertet und ob gerechtfertigt oder nicht, broadvision wird wieder crashen, wenn irgend ein Pipifax-Kunde demnächst wieder zum Wettbewerb überläuft. Deshalb ist dieser Wert SCH****! Ihr könnt nur verlieren auch wenn sich der Stock kurzfristig erholt, es geht bergab.

Broadvision ist wirklich eine
Brotlosevision

[zeus_]

@Arcon2:
Bin auch ganz der Meinung von Arcon2. In spätestens 1-2 Wochen sieht das Ganze anders aus...

@Brotlosevision:
Bist ja ein ganz schlauer gell. Warum Du dich amüsierst wenn andere Gleichgesinnte Geld verlieren find ich ein wenig komisch. Jeder von uns hat sicher schon viel zu oft aufs falsche Pferd gesetzt, aber sich darüber zu freuen wenn andere Geld vernichten find ich SCHEISSE.

Wünsche uns allen tolle Gewinne, ja sogar dir lieber Brotlosevision wünsch ich das.

[Brotlosevision]

Danke zeus,
aber meine "Schadenfreude" resultiert aus der Hasswelle, die mir hier von den BVSN-Betonköpfen entgegengebracht wurde, nachdem ich bei 48€ zum Verkauf geraten habe, obwohl ihr viel Geld sparen konntet.
Ihr hättet ja heute wieder einsteigen können, wenn ihr es umbedingt gewollt hättet.

Ich verabschiede mich nun von Euch.
IHR WERDET SICHER GLÜCKLICH SEIN (LOL), DASS IHR MICH LOS SEIT.

Aber den Broadvisionklotz am Bein loszuwerden muss Euer Ziel sein, denn wärend ihr hier rumkrebst und von vergangenen Tagen träumt gibt es Leute, die Geld machen!!!

kleiner Tip: Vertex Pharma.

Macht mehr aus eurem Geld statt es nur im Fahrstuhl zwischen dem 1. und 2. Geschoss hin und her zu fahren!

Eure immer ergebene
Brotlosevision

[Vorstand]

Vertex? Das ist doch gar nichts! Ich habe innerhalb von wenigen Tagen mit ARIBA (eigentlich auch sehr hoch bewertet!) Riesengewinn gemacht! Bei 71 Euro eingestiegen und bei 128 Euro raus!

Bei Broadvision bin ich bei 46,50 Euro und werde in 2 Wochen, bevor ich in den 4 wöchigen Urlaub fahre mindestens meine 55 Euro haben!

Bei Verlust (wie jetzt) muß ich NICHT verkaufen, wenn ich aber im Gewinn kann ich jederzeit verkaufen, wenn ich will!

[Vorstand]

13:20 Uhr Kurs 42,30 !

Yeahh die 55 Euro sind nicht mehr weit !!! (Naja ...!!)

[Luxemburger]

BVSN vorbörslich +4,4% in USA

Bis dann

[muebeck]

Dieser Brotlosevisionär kann nicht viel auf dem Kasten haben, denn von Orthographie hat er keine Ahnung - ....das ihr mich los seit.
Ist schon peinlich, wenn man seid mit seit verwechselt. Ich wünsche ihm trotzdem viel Spass mit MBX - sollte dort die Absichtserklärung platzen, dann hat er schnell 50% Verlust - tja und wir wiegen uns in Sicherheit bei einem Kurs von 42$.

[antigone]

@ muebeck -
seine häme geht mir auf den keks.
da werd ich bös und wild.

gruss antigone

[muebeck]

@antigone

Kritiker müssen sein (wobei der Brotvisionär nur ein Hosenscheisser ist). Aber ernsthaft: ich habe schon Werte beobachtet, die haben auf kritische Hinweise und Chartanalysen genau diametral reagiert. Insofern zeige ich mich vor konstruktiven Kritikern nicht abgeneigt. Das letzte Mal konnte ich sowas bei Brokat feststellen. Kritische Analysten sprachen von einer weiteren Halbierung des Werts, man solle blos aufpassen, der Markt sei gesättigt, die Konkurrenz aggressiv und..... Brokat hat heute wieder knapp 110E, trotz oder vielleicht gerade wegen der kritischen Stimmen. Von daher: wieder ein Grund mehr bei BV zu beleiben, nicht wahr?

[antigone]

@ muebeck -
nichts gegen kritiker, wenn ton und inhalt stimmen.

by the way:
schau dir mal thread 194910 an - wenn man die meldung
aus der financial times gegen den strich liest, dann ist broadvision die richtige aktie. hm?
gruss antigone

[zonk007]

July 25, 2000 08:16

Leapnet Helps Develop Large Scale Web Site for the Largest U.S. Warehouse Club Using BroadVision Applications
CHICAGO & REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 25, 2000--
Companies Join Forces to Deploy SAMSClub.com

Leapnet, Inc.`s (Nasdaq: LEAP) Internet development and marketing subsidiary, Quantum Leap Communications, Inc., and BroadVision Inc. (Nasdaq: BVSN, Neuer Mrkt: BDN), a leading provider of personalized e-business applications, today announced their participation in the development of a large scale Web site for SAM`S Club located at http://www.SAMSClub.com.

Quantum Leap optimized BroadVision One-To-One e-business applications for the new Web site and leveraged Leapnet`s vast and growing expertise in the implementation of BroadVision-based solutions.

SAMSClub.com illustrates the integration of Leapnet`s expansive strategic, creative and technology resources, as well as the transition of its developers from mainframe to BroadVision focused. Capitalizing on its top-tier partnership with BroadVision, Inc., Leapnet tapped into several of the 70-plus consultants who have been trained on the BroadVision One-To-One suite of application solutions for customer relationship management to help SAM`S Club achieve its online needs.

"The launch of SAMSClub.com is a good representation of Quantum Leap`s ongoing dedication to the implementation of BroadVision One-To-One applications," said Gino Padua, Vice President and General Manager, Worldwide Channels for BroadVision, Inc. "Demonstrating the capacity to scale quickly, Quantum Leap harnesses the pervasive influence of e-business personalization to best meet the client`s demand."

Targeting existing and potential SAM`S Club members, the unique features of the site currently include:

o Club Support Service Center that comprehensively provides online instructions to members on how to handle and check status of orders, cancellations, returns and exchanges, as well as addressing any questions or suggestions;

o General Merchandise section for online purchase of books, CD`s, DVD`s, videos, computer software and office supplies;

o Catalog Selections line of business-specific products, such as greenhouses, school and daycare equipment, vending machines, and hospital linens.

"The front-end development and execution of SAMSClub.com solidifies our dual relationship with SAM`S Club and BroadVision, in addition to our commitment to company-wide integration. In collaboration with Wal-Mart`s Information Systems Division, Quantum Leap displays its knowledge of innovative programming and technologies through the strength of our client and partner alliances," concluded Matthew Hanson, Quantum Leap`s Chief Technology Officer.

About BroadVision

BroadVision, Inc. (Nasdaq: BVSN, Neuer Markt: BDN) is a leader in personalized e-business applications. BroadVision`s comprehensive suite of integrated applications is built for delivery via the Web and wireless devices. Companies using BroadVision`s proven applications get to market quickly, launching innovative e-commerce, self-service and enterprise information sites. These sites enable personalized interactions and transactions with customers, partners, suppliers and employees. BroadVision One-To-One applications power innovative business-to-consumer sites and business-to-business exchanges for the world`s top companies in financial services, telecommunications, retail and travel. BroadVision applications are available in more than 120 countries worldwide. Headquartered in Redwood City, Calif., USA, the company can be reached at [phone] or at www.broadvision.com

[zonk007]

Und noch etwas:
July 25, 2000 08:48
BrightStar Implements BroadVision e-Business Applications for International Association of Business Communicators
BrightStar`s Integration of BroadVision Applications is Key to IABC`s Plans for Enhanced Services to Members

PLEASANTON, Calif., July 25 /PRNewswire/ -- 2000-BrightStar Information Technology Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: BTSR), a leading e-business solutions and application service provider, today announced that e-business applications from BroadVision, Inc. (Nasdaq: BVSN; Neuer Markt: BDN) will form the core of the Web-based business initiative that BrightStar is designing and implementing for the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC), the premier international knowledge network for professionals engaged in strategic business communication management. This is one of the first implementations of BroadVision`s applications for a nonprofit organization.

IABC, well known for its annual international conference and bi-monthly publication "Communication World," has chosen BrightStar to implement BroadVision`s One-to-One(TM) Commerce application to enhance and expand the association`s services and activities for existing members, as well as make communication resources available to the broader community of executives and managers who need to employ communication strategies in their day-to-day work.

"The `global village` that is at the heart of IABC is the essence of why business communicators seek membership. They`re looking for knowledge and networking," said IABC`s president and CEO, Elizabeth Allan, ABC, CAE, "Our raison d`etre as a nonprofit organization is to enhance that experience and increase the effectiveness of our members for their organizations and clients. We have called on BrightStar to help us develop our Web site because they have the experience, resources and the perception to take our vision and develop it into a full-featured Web site. Their integration of our BroadVision applications will be a significant step in our evolution."

"The life blood of any association is its ability to offer the highest level of service to its members while simultaneously attracting new members," said Mike Ober, BrightStar`s Chief Executive Officer. "BrightStar takes great pleasure in helping this premier nonprofit organization to become even more service-oriented by assisting them in providing the infrastructure they need to improve the timeliness and depth of the services they offer. With our implementation of BroadVision`s applications, IABC will have an end-to-end solution second to none in the nonprofit sector."

[zonk007]

25.07.2000
Brodvision kaufen
BfG Bank


Wie die Analysten der BfG Bank berichten, ist BroadVision (WKN 901599) der Weltweit führende Anbieter von One-to-One-Lösungen für das Relationship Management. Die Anwendungen von BroadVision stellen Unternehmen die Personalierung ihrer Transaktionen, Dienstleistungen und Kommunikationsprozesse zu personalisieren.

Das Unternehmen arbeite bereits seit 2 Jahren profitabel und verzeichne enorme Wachstumsraten. BroadVision sei es gelungen, den Gewinn im 2. Quartal zu vervierfachen, im gleichen Zeitraum konnte der Umsatz um 306 Prozent gesteigert werden.

Nach Ansicht der Analysten sei der Wert immer noch 50 Prozent vom Top entfernt.


...aber was hilft das schon ? Die Ami`s machen den Kurs, und die lesen es nicht ! Aktuell 38,44 $

[hardy-2]

25.07.2000
Brodvision kaufen
BfG Bank


Wie die Analysten der BfG Bank berichten, ist BroadVision (WKN 901599) der Weltweit führende Anbieter von One-to-One-Lösungen für das Relationship Management. Die Anwendungen von BroadVision stellen Unternehmen die Personalierung ihrer Transaktionen, Dienstleistungen und Kommunikationsprozesse zu personalisieren.

Das Unternehmen arbeite bereits seit 2 Jahren profitabel und verzeichne enorme Wachstumsraten. BroadVision sei es gelungen, den Gewinn im 2. Quartal zu vervierfachen, im gleichen Zeitraum konnte der Umsatz um 306 Prozent gesteigert werden.

Nach Ansicht der Analysten sei der Wert immer noch 50 Prozent vom Top entfernt.

[zonk007]

Princeton, New Jersey, July 25 (Bloomberg Data) -- BroadVision Inc.
(BVSN US) was raised to ``strong buy`` from ``buy`` by analyst Michael
Sheldon at Spencer Clarke. The 12-month target price is $90.00 per share.

--Sybil Carlson in Princeton, New Jersey, [phone].

Story illustration:
To graph stock performance for BroadVision Inc.
: BVSN US Equity GP .
Analyst recommendations history: BVSN US Equity ANR .
For Bloomberg`s Analyst Survey : BBSA .

Weiter so, hoffe es zeigt auch mal langsam seine Wirkung !!!

Aktuell wieder 39,44 $

[HB Nina]

bvsn jetzt zu kaufen ist sicherlich nicht blöd und wer sich unsicher ist, der setzt einfach einen engen stopp loss und lehnt sich zurück, wenn das ding geht, dann gehts schnell und es ist besser mann ist dabei oder wer schaut gerne zu wenn die kurse davonlaufen?
ich hoffe heute gibt es noch eine bisken minus ( aktuell +3%) und dann werde ich bvsn mal morgen mit ein paar stück anpoppen.

[antigone]

mal was zum schmunzeln aus nem amerikanischen board

By: Koolbreeze
Reply To: None Tuesday, 25 Jul 2000 at 1:42 PM EDT



BROADVISION RAISED TO STRONG BUY: The highly regarded Wall Street firm of Reggie,LeRoy, Calvin, & Rufus upgraded BVSN
to STRONG BUY today. The firm previously had a "don`t
furk with it" rating on the stock. The two senior partners Spanky and LeRoy met with BVSN mgt. over the weekend and came away with a positive outlook going forward. Spanky told a reporter from Investors Business BullSchit that he expects BVSN to reach a price of $888.88 by mid Sept. This is based on what he was told when they met under the Jersey Street bridge and shared some Crack and Pot and reviewed the business plan for the next two weeks. Spanky said he was most impressed with the quality of the Crack and Pot and felt anyone who could find stuff that good could sure run a company.


gruss antigone

[zonk007]

July 26, 2000 08:23

sears.com Expands E-commerce Offering Using BroadVision; BroadVision One-To-One Software Suite To Power Four New Product Categories
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 26, 2000--BroadVision, Inc. (Nasdaq:BVSN), a leader in personalized e-business applications, announced that the recently relaunched and expanded sears.com Web site was built using BroadVision`s software suite.
The four new sears.com product offerings on BroadVision include: home electronics; computers and office equipment; small appliances and cookware; and "BabyMe" baby products. For the relaunch, sears.com migrated its major appliance offering, the largest appliance site online, onto BroadVision, while tools, lawn and garden equipment and Sears Gift Card on sears.com were already powered by BroadVision One-To-One(TM) applications.

"With primary product categories for the home and family now on BroadVision technology, sears.com now features improved information flow and efficiencies, and even more opportunities to build one-to-one relationships with our customers," said Bill Fitzgerald, Director of IT, Sears Online.

Sears Online uses BroadVision One-To-One Enterprise and BroadVision One-To-One Retail Commerce to expand the company`s Internet presence.

"We are pleased that Sears Online has selected BroadVision for their e-business solution," said Rani Merritt, executive vice president worldwide marketing organization, BroadVision. "BroadVision`s integrated suite of software provides Sears with an impressive Internet presence that draws on the company`s existing business systems while providing customers the same personalized attention they are accustomed to receiving in their brick-and-mortar counterparts."

About BroadVision

BroadVision, Inc. (Nasdaq:BVSN, Neuer Markt: BDN) is a leader in personalized e-business applications. BroadVision`s comprehensive suite of integrated applications is built for delivery via the Web and wireless devices. Companies using BroadVision`s proven applications get to market quickly, launching innovative e-commerce, self-service and enterprise information sites. These sites enable personalized interactions and transactions with customers, partners, suppliers and employees. BroadVision One-To-One(TM) applications power innovative business-to-consumer sites and business-to-business exchanges for the world`s top companies in financial services, telecommunications, retail and travel. BroadVision applications are available in more than 120 countries worldwide. Headquartered in Redwood City, Calif., USA, the company can be reached at 650/261-5100 or at www.broadvision.com.

BroadVision is a registered trademark of BroadVision, Inc. in the United States and other countries. BroadVision One-To-One is a trademark of BroadVision, Inc. in the United States and other countries.


CONTACT: BroadVision, Inc.
Janine Kromhout, 650/261-5940
[e-mail]
or
Magnet Communications
Jenny Hunter, 510/428-4100, ext. 207
[e-mail]


Vorbörslich aktuell nur 38,56 $

[HenryIV]

Gründe für den Kurseinbruch: ARTG
Schaut Euch die News im POBE Board an !

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HenryIV