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[Lachmann]

Hallo,

CLARUS corp. (CLRS-NASDAQ) heute +103,64% nach folgenden News:

Clarus Selected as Electronic Procurement Solution for Microsoft and Cisco Hosted Application Initiative
Business Wire - October 26, 1999 14:08
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 26, 1999--


Cisco, Microsoft and Clarus collaborate to provide
end-to-end solution for deploying hosted applications and
services
Clarus Corporation (Nasdaq:CLRS), a leading business-to-business (B2B) electronic procurement solution provider, has been selected as the corporate purchasing vendor to participate in the collaborative hosted applications solutions initiative announced today by Microsoft and Cisco. Following on the heels of its third Applications Service Provider (ASP) partnership announcement, Clarus further strengthens its commitment to offering hosted e-commerce solutions, speeding the deployment of Clarus(TM) eProcurement to the many, not just the few.

In a tremendous showing of support for the hosted model, Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems Inc., will collaborate to provide Application Service Providers (ASPs) with an end-to-end solution for deploying outsourced applications and services. Hosted applications give customers an alternative to the resource-intensive process of deploying and managing complex applications internally, providing a cost-effective method to rapidly deploy scaleable solutions with a reduced initial investment.

"Clarus(TM) eProcurement is designed to be scaleable and distributed, making it an ideal hosted application," said Steve Hornyak, vice president of strategy and business development. "Clarus(TM) eProcurement is powered by the Microsoft commerce platform, so being selected as the first electronic procurement vendor in this ASP initiative is a natural progression of the partnership between our two organizations."

To ensure that customers receive the highest level of expertise and support, Microsoft and Cisco have formed alliances with best-in-class ASPs and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), enabling them to rapidly and reliably deploy services and applications to customers. This joint venture will provide a comprehensive set of sales and implementation tools to the alliance partners, allowing for rapid deployment of eProcurement to end users. To date, Clarus is engaged in providing these hosted services to customers through ASPs including USinternetworking, Interliant and Data Return.

Clarus(TM) eProcurement was selected as the electronic procurement vendor largely because it is designed to fully leverage the Microsoft Commerce platform, including Microsoft BizTalk, Microsoft SQL Server, Internet Information Server (IIS), Site Server CIP, Windows Terminal Server (WTS), and Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS).

Come see a demo of Clarus(TM) eProcurement software running in the Microsoft Partner Pavilion at ISPCon October 26-28 in San Jose.

About Clarus

Atlanta-based Clarus Corporation (www.claruscorp.com) (NASDAQ: CLRS) a leader in providing B2B e-commerce applications that leverage the global, open marketplace of the Internet, enabling organizations to gain control of their operational resources, including non-production goods and services. The Clarus Commerce solution leverages Web technology and channel partners to connect large populations of employees, management and suppliers with continuous planning, monitoring and control of resources, which can result in a dramatic impact on the bottom line. Clarus delivers its e-commerce solutions via direct and indirect channels and offers innovative "zero capital" pricing models to service very large to medium and small sized companies. The company`s flagship product, Clarus eProcurement, is being used at more than 23 sites for customers including MasterCard International, MetLife, First Data Corporation and Parsons Brinckerhoff, with planned deployment to more than 130,000 employees.

[clarus]

Freut mich,

clarus

[Lachmann]

Hallo,
Der Wert hat inzwischen weitere 200% gemacht...
Lachmann

[Dark]

...und ist als b2b wert immer noch unentdeckt.....kommt auch noch so ein schlag wie heute bei intraware

[Bucho]

Interessanter aber auch ein klarer Zocker-Wert (s. amerk. Yahoo-Board, "screw the long")
Hatte die Aktie bei 29,-US und bin unter angemessener Gewinnmitnahme wieder raus. Ganz so unbeachtet ist der Wert allerdings auch nicht, Kurse unter 45,- wären für mich Kaufsignal.

[Lachmann]

Heute wieder +18%
lachmann

[Lachmann]

Heute wieder +8,5 % auf 86 $

Ich könnte mir am liebsten selbst in den Hintern beissen, dass ich CLRS nicht bei $ 20 gekauft habe als ich diesen Thread eröffnet habe.
GRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!

CLRS entwickelt sich immer mehr zu einem Blue-chip in der b2b-Branche!




Wednesday January 5, 11:19 am Eastern Time
Company Press Release
Clarus Raises the Bar for B2B e-Procurement Content Management
--Clarus Content Services Eliminates the Barriers To e-procurement Presented by Catalog and Content Management Challenges--
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 5, 2000-- Clarus Corporation (Nasdaq:CLRS - news), a leading provider of business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce solutions, announced today the availability of Clarus(tm) Content Services (CCS), a comprehensive content management service offering available exclusively through SupplierUniverse(tm), its global trading network. CCS is void of transaction fees and provides complete content management services to support B2B electronic procurement and digital marketplace frameworks. Offering breakthrough pricing models for CCS will for the first time make high-end content management services available for companies of all sizes.
CCS delivers a scaleable management solution that benefits both buyers and suppliers through simplified electronic transactive content. Additional features of CCS to facilitate buyer/supplier transactions include:
-- Normalization and rationalization of supplier content

-- Web-based administration tools for catalog and contract updates

-- Proactive buyer alerts for content and contract updates

-- Spot buying and sourcing for new business opportunities

-- Advanced parametric search capabilities

-- Speed of enablement of indirect supply chain
Content managed by CCS may be accessed via a centralized, secured Internet connection, or locally behind a firewall via an Intranet for maximum flexibility. This flexibility enables buyers to remain in control of their transaction process and supplier relationships, yet have the advantages of speed-to-ROI and lower costs by outsourcing the resource-intensive work involved in managing supplier catalogs.
For suppliers, CCS provides brokering services based on the `publish once access to many` framework, increasing speed of deployment of managed content. Supplier information is sent directly to CCS and is brokered out to buyers, increasing process efficiencies and new business opportunities. CCS significantly reduces the burden of content management for suppliers while improving the service to their buyers.
``Clarus Content Services will encourage usage and accelerate adoption of eProcurement in both traditional corporate procurement and digital marketplace frameworks,`` said Steve Hornyak, vice president of strategy and business development for Clarus. ``Our Zero Capital subscription model revolutionizes content management by being the first solution to provide these high-end services to companies of all sizes and eliminating one of the largest challenges businesses face in moving to an e-commerce environment.``
Powered by TPN Register and accessed through a common user interface, CCS leverages the SupplierUniverse network, also offering value-added services including expanded sourcing, spot buying and comparison-shopping. Today, SupplierUniverse provides access to more than 600 suppliers representing more than one million line items. Short-term plans will expand the SupplierUniverse reach to more than 1600 suppliers and millions of items.
CCS will be available in the first quarter of 2000 and is priced based on a per user or enterprise subscription basis. Subscription pricing for CCS is available ranging from $3-$40 per user per month. CCS supports the Clarus Free Trade model, encouraging usage by not charging any Page transaction fees, and leveraging the trading services of the network while providing direct e-commerce relationships between buyers and suppliers.
In a related announcement, Cinergy, one of the leading diversified energy companies in the U.S. serving more than 1.4 million electric customers, becomes the first Clarus(tm) eProcurement customer to utilize Clarus Content Services.
About TPN Register
TPN Register operates a revolutionary global marketplace that uses the Internet to link buyers and sellers of indirect and MRO (maintenance, repair & operations) products and services. This marketplace provides robust contract and catalog management services that deliver accurate and searchable catalog content containing private pricing and contract terms -- effectively everything buyers and sellers need to purchase electronically. TPN Register is a joint venture of GE Information Services and Thomas Publishing. GE Information Services is a leading provider of global electronic commerce services with a trading community of more than 100,000 partners. Thomas Publishing is the leading provider of product information for industrial procurement professionals. TPN Register can be contacted at 301/255-6100 or www.tpnregister.com.
About Clarus
Atlanta-based Clarus Corporation (www.claruscorp.com; Nasdaq:CLRS) a leader in business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce, provides Web-based procurement software and services that exploit the global marketplace of the Internet to manage corporate purchasing and enable digital marketplaces. Clarus is the clear alternative in B2B e-commerce supporting the Free Trade model based on the Clarus Direct architecture. This architecture directly connects buyers and suppliers to maximize cost savings, improve procurement efficiencies, and create new revenue opportunities for large and mid-sized companies. Clarus Commerce solutions leverage its SupplierUniverse trading network for managed content, trading services and supplier integration. Clarus solutions are being deployed at customer sites including AirTouch, Cinergy, MasterCard International, MetLife, Perot Systems, First Data Corporation, and Parsons Brinckerhoff.


Wednesday January 5, 11:20 am Eastern Time
Company Press Release
Energy Provider Cinergy Signs on as Latest Clarus eProcurement Customer
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 5, 2000--Clarus Corporation (Nasdaq: CLRS - news), a leading business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce procurement provider, announced today it has signed an agreement with leading energy provider Cinergy Corp. (NYSE:CIN - news) to provide the company with a host of electronic procurement solutions designed to dramatically enhance the company`s planned e-business initiatives.
Cinergy, one of the nation`s leading diversified energy companies serving more than 1.4 million electric customers and 470,000 gas customers in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky will utilize the Clarus(TM) Commerce suite of solutions including Clarus(TM) eProcurement, Clarus(TM) View and the Clarus(TM) SupplierUniverse for as many as 5,000 internal users.
Cinergy, with 1998 net revenues of $5.9 billion and non-fuel procurement expenditures in excess of $700 million, plans to increase efficiency and maximize contract leverage with strategic suppliers to impact their bottom line cost savings. Cinergy spent approximately $120 million in maintenance, repair and operating (MRO) expenses in 1998.
Clarus stood above its competitors in providing enhanced content management services that will help Cinergy meet its aggressive goals for supplier enablement. Cinergy will subscribe to the Clarus(TM) Content Services (CCS) which are designed to ease the burden of B2B content management while still providing ``toll-free,`` direct transactions between buyers and suppliers. Through CCS, Cinergy will lessen its content management resource requirements and speed the deployment of eProcurement.
Clarus will also provide the Clarus(TM) Fusion integration framework to leverage its solutions with Cinergy`s various enterprise resource planning (ERP) applications such as Indus/Passport(TM), PeopleSoft(TM) and an internally developed accounting system. Clarus Fusion, an open message-based integration framework will allow simultaneous integration with Cinergy`s heterogeneous ERP environment and will also maintain integration for future upgrades. Implementation efforts will be managed by a joint team of Indus, Ernst & Young and Clarus consultants and are scheduled to begin in January 2000.
Clarus was selected as Cinergy`s electronic procurement vendor following an intensive review process including a two-day, in-house workshop comparing Clarus and its leading competitors Ariba and Commerce One.
``Clarus extends its reach into the energy market by adding an industry leader to our list of customers,`` said Steve Hornyak, vice president of strategy and business development for Clarus. ``The fact that we were chosen after such a detailed evaluation proves our ability to offer robust solutions for large enterprises like Cinergy.``
Cinergy chose to adopt the Clarus solutions in part as a result of an e-business analysis in which electronic procurement was identified as one of four e-business initiatives for Cinergy to target.
``Cinergy`s vision is to deliver electronic procurement to every work area by September 2000,`` said Craig Weida, vice president of reengineering and shared services for Cinergy. ``Clarus eProcurement will streamline our procurement processes and will help us uncover significant time and cost savings across the organization.``
Clarus will also speed Cinergy`s implementation and adoption of eProcurement by providing Clarus(TM) eTour, a web-based training (WBT) module which provides a multi-sensory tutorial for end users of the solution.
About Cinergy Corp.
Cinergy Corp. (www.cinergy.com) is one of the nation`s leading diversified energy companies. Its operating companies, The Cincinnati Gas & Electric and PSI Energy, serve more than 1.4 million electric customers and 470,000 gas customers in Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky.
About Clarus
Atlanta-based Clarus Corporation (www.claruscorp.com; NASDAQ: CLRS) a leader in business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce, provides Web-based procurement software and services that exploit the global marketplace of the Internet to manage corporate purchasing and enable digital marketplaces. Clarus is the clear alternative in B2B e-commerce supporting the Free Trade model based on the Clarus Direct architecture. This architecture directly connects buyers and suppliers to maximize cost savings, improve procurement efficiencies, and create new revenue opportunities for large and mid-sized companies. Clarus Commerce solutions leverage its SupplierUniverse trading network for managed content, trading services and supplier integration. Clarus solutions are being deployed at customer sites including AirTouch, Cinergy, MasterCard International, MetLife, Perot Systems, First Data Corporation, and Parsons Brinckerhoff.

[claudechabrol]

hallo keiner mehr da..
habe clarus seit 2-3 monaten auf der watchlist(us+ger)
seit drei wochen werden in usa jeweils zu börsenschluss(so gut wie täglich) 15000-40000
pakete gekauft
jemand ne meinung bzgl übernahme oder ähnlichem

[claudechabrol]

alles wie gehabt riesen pakete zum schluss
nebenbei knapp 100% in 10 tagen
chart auch interessant

[claudechabrol]

sollten diese pakete von einer stelle geordert werden
dann sollte dieser diese x nun im besitz von anteileilen in höhe von ca 50mil sein
ps: oben muss es heissen: wie gehabt ein! riesen paket..

[Tasillo]

Naja , vielleicht fängt CMGI mit ihren neu aufgelegten B2B Fonds (laut Global Net Investor zwei Fonds mit je 1Mrd USD),jetzt an einzukaufen.
Interessant ist CLRS auf jeden Fall.

[Tasillo]

PS: es ist immer gut wenn Aktien in "sichere,langfristige" Hände gelangen.
Die durchschnittliche Anlagedauer von Fonds beträgt mindest.1,5 Jaher.
Dann checken die auch genau WAS sie einkaufen.
Und wenn sie viele Stücke vom Markt nehmen , treiben sie den Kurs.

[mikom]

Verfolge das ganze auch schon ne weile, hab allerdings keine Ahnung
ob da vielleicht eine Übernahme im Gange ist. Auf alle Fälle ein sehr
interessanter Wert, ich bleib hier am Ball.

[Tasillo]

Noch witziger finde ich die Gewinnzahlen je Aktie,die in der Nr. 24 in der Boerse- online ausgegeben werden
Gewinn 99= -2,16 2000= -3,19 2001= -3,72 total falsch ???
Also immer weiter ins minus!!!!!

In dieser Ausgabe sind auch so aberwitzige 2001 KGV`s z.B. AMGEN ZU 9,3 oder Texas Instruments zu 8,5 oder CNXT 2001 KGV von 156 nornal wären ca 44!!!!
Bei Clarus sind auch Zahlen die nicht stimmen können und ein tolles KGV von 30,1.

Wieso drucken die so abartige Zahlen ????

[Tasillo]

PS: der erste Teil bezieht sich auf Gewinn je Aktie bei ARIBA.