Please give details of the couese

Hi Matt,

Just wanted to let you know that I am looking forward to E-Commerce II. E-Commerce I was truly inspirational. I don't kiss ass (I have a reputation of being hard-nosed and very straight-forward), so don't take the following comment in any other way other than an inspiration for you to do better: Your class was the best class I have ever had in my lifetime. DePaul needs more people like you.
By the way, is there any way to get some of the reading materials ahead of the class? I know how much reading is involved in your class, and was hoping to reduce some load by reading ahead.
Currently, I just completed telecommunications and database classes. I will be taking E-Commerce II and hopefully E-Commerce III (if time permits). After E-Commerce II, I am eligible to graduate with MIS and Operations Management concentration. However, I do plan on taking E-Commerce III and jumping into E-Commerce industry as soon as possible. I am hoping my engineering background and MBA will make me an attractive candidate in the industry.
Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Alex.

Hi Matt!

Just wanted to say hello! Just doing the E-Commerce thing here at Dell in Austin - I finished in the summer and left E&Y and took a job with Dell. You need to check out the town at www.austin360.com. It is a high-tech, internet start-up mecca. Loved the classes at DePaul and it looks like you are well on your way to School President! Hope all is well keep in touch.

Sean Dougan
Be Direct!

Hi Matt,

I just wanted to say that I'd enjoyed your E-Commerce class a lot. So much that I was offer a job in web marketing for Diners Club.
I must admit that the class made me accomplish some things I wouldn't be able to do before.. i.e. building a website (in case you do not
remember me, I was in the Omegawinter99 class ..team Starr Wars & MothersLove project). In any case, thanks for the push.

I see that you are also offering E-Commerce II and III. Congrats!! I am quite interested in those classes as well, but I don't think I'll be able
to take any since I have graduated. Anyway, I just wanted to update you with what I am doing/going to be doing. Please be in touch.

Nikki

Hi Matt!

Since your class I've been really busy. I went to a part-time work schedule in the spring and I gave birth
to my son Jacob Michael on 5/27/99 (as you recall, I spent my first trimester going downtown after working
all day just to take your class). Wayne Drazek and I attended DePaul's Centennial commencement in June
and received our diplomas (Jacob - 2 weeks old - and my family also attended). We were dubbed
the "rudest graduating class" according to one of the faculty there so I guess that's something to be
remembered for... (A number of graduates simply walked off the platform after their names were called and
didn't return to their seats.)

I haven't returned to work as of yet and I'm taking some time off to be a mother until my husband tells me
I have to earn some money again. :) I've certainly been keeping an eye out for eCommerce stuff since
taking your class.

Thanks for making my last class so enjoyable! Sorry I missed your other classes...

Kristine Roll Blum

Subject: Re: DePaul Ecommerce Update Email
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1999 20:11:05 -0700 (PDT)
From: Dan Allison <allisonconsulting@yahoo.com>
To: matt@versaggi.com




Matt -

Given your experience, subject matter knowledge and connections I do
hope that DePaul is taking care of you! $$$$$! I assume that you are
positioning yourself to take a strong leadership role at DePaul for
E-Classes!

We are going to have a public announcement on the project that I'm
heading up sometime within the next 4 weeks. We are truly embracing
"Internet time"! I guarantee you will be really impressed with what we
are doing - I can't believe it myself!

Again, thanks for the Web space. I'll be sure to keep in touch.

Dan

Subject: Inquiry
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 1999 21:43:45 -0500
From: Peter Mao <petermao@mediaone.net>
To: matt@versaggi.com




Hello Matt,

Hope you had an enjoyable summer. I was in your Spring '99 eComm II
class which was my last class at DePaul. I have to say that was a
mind-opening class and I really learned a lot. I am still working for
Andersen Consulting -- but doing finance (doesn't sound too exciting).
But the interesting part is that I am in their Strategic Consulting area
and have opportunities to learn some of the leading-edge knowledge in
various areas -- such as eCommerce. Your class has enabled me to think
strategically when I am reading internal research articles around eComm
initiatives. In the meantime I am trying to enjoy the "no school" life
and have been doing some travel-- just went to the US Open in NYC and it
was a lot of fun.

Thanks very much for the class update email you sent out today. It
appears that you are taking on more responsibilities as the business
school tries to build a strong eComm curriculum.
Thanks again. Take care!

Peter

Subject: RE: DePaul Ecommerce Update Email
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1999 21:41:34 -0500
From: "Geoffrey Knoerzer" <gknoerzer@ameritech.net>
To: <matt@versaggi.com>




Matt:

Concluded the project work on July 10-11th. Cloned the entire Cellular IT
environment (66+ IT systems and subsystems) in a record 10 weeks. We
finished 30 minutes ahead of schedule and my boss couldn't believe the
clockwork by the entire Team. Not a bad contribution to a $3.27 Billion
deal. Now I head to GTE as soon as the sale of Ameritech to SBC completes.
I'll have a new emaill address at work....something like
gknoerzer@wirelessyourway.com (corny). I suggested ac-wireless.com.

I am bored silly without school driving my life........classes were very
interesting and active at DePaul. I can't say enough about the education
and demands of the classwork........that is a compliment to you and the
staff at DePaul.

I'll stay in touch and I have about 65% of the website work completed for
DELTD.COM. I'll let your know when I post.

Geof


Geoffrey Knoerzer
847-854-4945
email: gknoerzer@ameritech.net

Subject: Re: DePaul Ecommerce Update Email
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1999 20:42:49 EDT
From: TZittnan@aol.com
To: matt@versaggi.com




Matt,

I plan on visiting your web site very soon, as I am looking for new
opportunities. Thanks for putting together the Marketspace area! This is
exactly the type of forum I need at this point.

It has been just over a year since I had the pleasure of taking your course,
but it seems like much longer. I got married June 12 and my wife and I spent
three weeks in Europe for the honeymoon. Very interesting! I am an ancient
Roman architecture buff and was in heaven over there.

I hope things are going well for you. Talk to you soon.


Sincerely,

Thomas R. Zittnan (Mental Ward Graduate - Spring '98)

P.S. Watch out for 9/9/99!! -T

Subject: Re: DePaul Ecommerce Update Email
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1999 07:30:29 -0700 (PDT)
From: Paul Mansour <p_mansour@yahoo.com>
To: matt@versaggi.com




Sounds great. Do I need to talk to Dekleva regarding an eCommerce
emphasis MBA?

By the way, Lisa Worden starts at the end of the month. Thanks!!!

We need to get together. We are aggresively pursuing many interesting
things at work. Are new company soon to be spun off is
digitaldisrupters.com. It would be nice to bounce some stuff off you
soon.

Take Care!!

Paul Mansour

Subject: DePaul Ecommerce Class
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 1999 09:25:18 -0500
From: "Barnicle, Brian" <BarnicB@VANKAMPEN.COM>
To: "'matt@versaggi.com'" <matt@versaggi.com>




Matt,

Now that the grades are in, I just thought that I would let you know
that I found your class to be very challenging and very rewarding. The
information presented in your class was very relevant to the field and also
very informative. I feel I got a lot out of the readings as well as out of
the class discussions. I know that everything that we learned about in class
will help me in any field that I pursue, not just Ecommerce.

Please keep me/us posted on the Ecommerce concentration, since this
is an area that I am very interested in.

So, have a good fall and I hope to see you in the Winter Ecommerce
II class. Hope all is well with you.

Sincerely,
Brian Barnicle

Subject: RE: DePaul Ecommerce Update Email
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1999 10:10:50 -0400
From: "Ness, Chad L" <chad.ness@eds.com>
To: "'matt@versaggi.com'" <matt@versaggi.com>




Congratulations

I am sure you have played a big role in developing this. To say this area
of commerce is becoming more important everyday is obviously, an
understatement. At EDS, all of our clients are becoming increasingly
interested in any electronic commerce solutions we can "bring to the table"
(hence the new name of my division E.Solutions).

Recently, I have been put in charge of finance and contract administration
for a $60 million per year outsourcing client. Everyday, I draw on the
things I have learned through my Systems concentration at DePaul.

Thanks for the update. Please keep me on your distribution list!

Regards,
Chad

Subject: Re: [DePaul Ecommerce Update Email]
Date: 8 Sep 99 08:52:05 CDT
From: Kelly McCoy <kellykmccoy@netscape.net>
To: matt@versaggi.com




Hi Matt--

I was in your ECom I class in Winter99. I loved it. You may remember me b/c
I had left James Martin and Company and went to Oracle. Thus I was traveling
all over the world using the website as my main group contact.

Well, Oracle did not pan out as expected and I closed my eyes and jumped to
something I really wanted to do. E-Commerce! I work for a web development
company in the south west loop. It's been great and I'm learning a ton. In
fact, I am so grateful I learn about SSL and FTP in your class otherwise I'd
be totally behind the 8 ball here.

Anyway, take care and keep up the good work!
Kelly McCoy
1999

Subject: RE: DePaul Ecommerce Update Email
Date: Wed, 8 Sep 1999 08:27:32 -0500
From: "Sudakova, Julia" <Julia.Sudakova@andrew.com>
To: "'matt@versaggi.com'" <matt@versaggi.com>


Matt,

Thank you very much for your message. It's great news that DePaul may be
offering an E-Commerce concentration. I've learned a lot useful stuff in
your class, as well as enjoyed books that you've recommended (especially
"The Future of the Capitalism" by Lester Thurow.). For me, grown up in a
communist world, it is quite fascinating to learn different aspects of
capitalism. I enjoyed it so far :).

I am back in Sales (with the same company: Andrew Corporation) - Broadcast
and Earth Stations this time. Although, I definitely plan on using your
career web site (MarketSpace Area).

I would like to use your Slumlord site if possible. Please count me in.

Thanks,
Julia Sudakova

Kompisar Alla Snäll

Jonas Ed Viktor Emil David Samir Reinhold Ahmad

Subject: Thanks!
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1999 09:43:04 -0600
From: Anil Verma <averma@cherrycorp.com>
To: "'matt@versaggi.com'" <matt@versaggi.com>




Matt,

Just wanted to tell you that your E-Commerce class was one of the most
valuable classes I've taken at DePaul. This quarter was the first time I
ordered anything from Amazon.com. I bought Information Rules, Competitive
Strategy by Porter, The Information Paradox, and now Strategy of a Dolphin.
These are incredible books to stay current with the rocket pace of IT.

I've sent your website to about 10 people here in my company and they love
it. There is so much valuable info in your site. I really like the new
book site. Even though class is over, I will still peruse your site to see
what's going on. Thanks again!!


Regards,
Anil Verma

Matt,

While I was a student in your class, I wasn't working in the IT field. However, I was picking up some tricks and tips
from your class and studying some things on my own. Now, I am working at a new IT company that just started
up in Hinsdale. I work at Interlock Solutions (www.interlocksolutions.com) as an Account Executive. I am
soon going to be a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and will also pursue the Novell and Cisco certifications.

I hope you are doing well. I'm looking forward to taking the 2nd e-commerce course!

-shehzad

Matt,

By far, I learned more practical information from your class than I have in ANY other MIS course – as well as my other MBA courses. This is not to say that I haven’t learned a great deal in my other courses, but rather, how exception your class is! Your class helped me broaden my understanding of technology and made me a more valuable asset to my firm and our clients. I'm looking foward to your follow-up course......

DOTTE

Matt,

Thanks for a great mind-expanding class. I have recommended your Electronic Commerce class to many fellow students. Keep up the great job!

I now work for Ameritech in Hoffman Estates. Considering the fact, I still live in the city; the drive is becoming pretty mind numbing. I work in Capital Network Finance. We are doing some pretty cool stuff out there and I thank you for the insight you shared in class of the electronic commerce / telecommunications industry as a whole. It has helped me considerably.


Dan O

PS: I saw you down by Gamekeepers a few weeks back, but I couldn't figure out if you were walking in, walking out, or walking by….

You are one of the few MIS professors that actually integrates the use of the web to conduct your class. I am really suprised that others have not done the same seeing as this is the most efficient means to communicate.

I am working at Brinson Partners, Inc., a division of UBS AG, as a Database Operations Analyst and having a great time. If all goes well, I will be finished in Spring 1999.

I think this site is a great idea and could definitely be a resource for many students.

Teachers in the Kellstadt side to take: Definitely Matt....
Teachers in the School of CTI for you MS in MIS people: Zhang (CSC449), Liu (CSC551), Back

Ideas for this or another course: Looking at international issues in ecommerce and legal aspects governing ecommerce.

Great idea!! I'm still at IBM (I'm a lifer) in NY, but I'll be in Chicago every weekend. I finished my my MS in IS in June at DePaul, and I start the weekend MBA program at the University of Chicago tomorrow. Just like you - collecting degrees.

At IBM, we use a product called VP Buddy. I think we looked at it in your class. It's an instant message chat tool that IBM now owns. It came in real handy over the last 6 weeks while I was in Paris.

One idea - an informal resume posting area for current and previous students looking for jobs.

Matt,

Good to hear from you again. I think this page is a great idea.

I finished my MBA/MIS this past summer. I took a job with Bricker & Associates starting in August. We're a small management consulting company downtown concentrating on process design and IT strategy. So far, I love it. I haven't had a chance to apply some of the stuff from your class, but I'm looking forward to it. It's much less techy than my previous job but I enjoy the high level fluffy stuff more than the nuts and bolts of programming. BTW.... We have a bunch of KGSB grads working for us and we're looking for more. Anyone tired of their jobs and looking for bigger and better things, email me.

Good luck with your new class!

P.S. How is the HR Global Village web site doing?

Subject:
Re: M. Versaggi --> MIS 680 Ecommerce Update
Date:
Thu, 17 Sep 1998 12:08:32 -0500 (CDT)
From:
Ronald R Sagritalo <rsagrita@shrike.depaul.edu>
To:
matt@versaggi.com




Hi, matt! it's good to see you around.

I haven't checked the alumni page, but I intend to. it's a great idea.

also, if you'd like my input on any "legal" aspects to ecommerce, i'd be
glad to share my research. I'm not a lawyer yet (i graduate in dec. and
will take the bar in feb.) but the work I do now (i work for depaul
remember?) involves web site development and EDI. Pretty interesting
stuff!

Anyway, I still have the ecommerce text. How was the new text? Would it
be a good idea to have it as a resource?

Unfortunately, I will graduate before you offer your class, but I'm
interested in hearing what it'll contain.

Keep in touch.

Ron Sagritalo

Subject:
RE: Ecommerce Cource Material Request
Date:
Fri, 4 Sep 1998 08:02:00 -0500
From:
OBCKA@CCMAIL.CECO.COM (Kristin E. Keevins)
To:
"Matthew R. Versaggi; MS; MBA" <matt@versaggi.com>




Glad to hear that the Electronic Commerce offerings are continuing and
expanding! This was one of my most rewarding classes, and it is evident that it
is shaping the business and personal world that we live in.

Kristin Keevins

Name:
Tom Zittnan
E-Mail:
tzittnan@aol.com
Date/Time:
8/22/98 8:07 PM
Subject:
Hello

Body:

Hi Matt,

Wasn't sure where to get a hold of you, so I thought I'd try this. If you see this message, email me at tzittnan@aol.com. I was
in your Spring Quarter E-Commerce course and just wanted to see how things were with you. I am still doing the same thing,
being a Programmer/Analyst at Pace Suburban Bus Service. We appreciate the link to our website from your home page. We
are in the process of redoing the site, and we are letting the respective departments be responsible for their own content,
while MIS concentrates on keeping the server up and doing new development. I, unfortunately, am most likely going to give up
my Internet responsibilities to become a project leader. I have mixed feelings about this situation: on one hand I am glad to
move along in my career; on the other hand I am sorry to give up the fun of working on HTML. I guess I'll just have to be more
active at home. Anyhow, just wanted to let you know how I'm doing. Interested in what you're doing! Hope to hear from you
soon.

Are you going to set up an E-Commerce alumni forum? This way, I wouldn't have to guess at where to post messages.


Have a good weekend (what's left of it),

Tom Zittnan

Subject:
hello
Date:
Thu, 4 Jun 1998 18:40:07 -0700
From:
"Raj Marwah" <rmarwah@sprintmail.com>
To:
"Matt Versaggi" <matt@versaggi.com>




Matt-
Hi. How are you? Hope classes have gone well
this quarter. I've joined the IT Strategy team in
the Global Services division of IBM as a Program
Manager. I will be moving to NY next week (right
after graduation). I'll be living in Greenwich, CT
and working in Somers and White Plains, NY.
It's a great job (and pretty good salary too).
Keep in touch.
Raj
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Raj Marwah
312-222-9519
rmarwah@sprintmail.com
rmarwah@us.ibm.com

Subject:
DePaul ECommerce Class
Date:
Tue, 2 Jun 1998 22:54:32 -0500
From:
"Linda OBrien" <alex2346@email.msn.com>
To:
<matt@versaggi.com>
CC:
<sdekleva@condor.depaul.edu>




I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed your ECommerce class. It was one of
the best classes I have taken at DePaul. You obviously put a lot of time
into the preparation for the class, including the class web-site. I'm glad
I will still have access to the site as I should now have more time to read
the many articles you provide on the site, as well as the suggested reading.

DePaul is definitely lucky to have you as an Instructor. Not only are you
knowledgeable about the topic you teach, but you also present the
information very well and get the students involved to the fullest extent.
I was also really impressed when you offered to stay after class to teach
some of us how to actually create a web-site.

It's good to hear that you'll be teaching next year. If you do decide to
teach a class that is an extension of the ECommerce class, please be sure to
email all of your old students.

Thanks and good luck to you in the future.

Linda OBrien

Subject:
Thank you & job well done
Date:
Thu, 12 Mar 1998 16:07:29 +0000 (GMT)
From:
"Lisa Stensland (630) 574-7424" <lisa.stensland@reuters.com>
To:
matt@versaggi.com




Matt,

Just wanted to extend special appreciation for the awesome class this
past semester. I have to say, "Electronic Commerce" was the most
interesting and enjoyable course I have taken to date at DePaul (and I
only have the capstone and an elective left to go, so that about
covers the curriculum). This is largely because of the tremendous
enthusiasm, real-life perspective, and fun you injected into the
course.

The course would not have been the same with another instructor. I
wish DePaul had more instructors like yourself; young, successful,
loving their work, and dying to share the reality of the industry. I
was growing quite a bit tired of the old "Andersen Android" professors
(who shall remain nameless :), and there are a few) who spend most of
the classes spewing theory and singing the praises of Andersen
Consulting. Your class definitely a breath of fresh air.

Best of luck to you, and thank you for a terrific class!

Lisa
"a propeller-head on her second Mountain Dew of the day"


P.S. If you think it would get you some brownie points, please send
me Dekleva's email address (or whomever else it would make a
difference to), and I will see that he receives a copy of this.
DePaul should be thrilled to have you.

P.P.S. Do you use "AOL Instant Messenger" that comes with Netscape?
If so, maybe we could "chat" sometime. I am curious to learn more
about how you got to where you are today...

P.P.P.S If you get any feedback from Silver Thyme Wendy, we would be
very interested to hear her thoughts...

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Any views expressed in this message are those of the individual sender,
except where the sender specifically states them to be the views of
Reuters Ltd.

Subject:
Re: M. Versaggi --> MIS 680 Ecommerce Update
Date:
Tue, 8 Sep 1998 11:40:30 EDT
From:
GATERS@aol.com
To:
matt@versaggi.com




Matt,

Congrats! Congrats! Congrats!

I will be poking around the alumni page.

I may be interested in the new class. As you get more information about the
class, I would appreciate ifyou could pass the information on to me. i.e.
course #, Special topics, days of week etc.

Thanks for the note and CONGRATS again!!!


Phil

Subject:
Re: M. Versaggi --> MIS 680 Ecommerce Update
Date:
Tue, 8 Sep 1998 22:12:25 -0500 (CDT)
From:
"Ronald B. Weiner" <rbweiner@pop.wwa.com>
To:
matt@versaggi.com




Hi Matt,

>From time to time I access your homepage for MIS 680 just to see what's new.
I noticed the changes you speak of below and saw that you started prepping
it for the Fall '98 quarter. I have not updated the alumni page yet but
will tell you that I received my MS degree in MIS this past June. Now that
the MS degree part is finally over I will be looking into obtaining my
Microsoft certification in Windows NT and hope to strive and work hard to be
a MSCE. I am planning to take the actual classes at an authorized training
center. It is extremely expensive but hopefully my work will reimburse for
some part of it.

I am still employed at Zebra Technologies as a Q.A. analyst in software
engineering. However, I will also be looking to make a career change into
computer networking and administration. Thanks for the message. I will
update the alumni page as necessary once I move to a new job.

Ron

Subject:
Re: M. Versaggi --> MIS 680 Ecommerce Update
Date:
Tue, 08 Sep 1998 21:32:43 -0500
From:
Geoffrey Knoerzer <gknoerzer@ameritech.net>
Organization:
Destiny Enterprises, Ltd.
To:
matt@versaggi.com
References:
1




Matt:

Good to see a note from you....I was thinking of dropping you a note.

1) As an alumni, can we still work on our site pages (I have been but thought I would ask as a courtesy).

2) I have one more MIS Concentration course left. Will the course fulfillthe requirement?

3) Anytime I can help you out.......information, feedback, etc., you have mey number. I am always willing
to help.

Look forward to seeing you as I have classes on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays this quarter.

Geof

Subject:
Re: M. Versaggi --> MIS 680 Ecommerce Update
Date:
Tue, 8 Sep 1998 21:11:01 -0500
From:
"Sanchai Prayoonpruk" <san@innova.net>
To:
<matt@versaggi.com>




Thank you for your information. I'd like to take the course if I am still in
Chicago. I think I'll be back to Chicago around next year. If you will come
back at that time, please let me know.

Sanchai Prayoonpruk

Subject:
hi!
Date:
Tue, 8 Sep 1998 17:08:55 EDT
From:
LJELLUL@aol.com
To:
matt@versaggi.com




Hi, Matt,

How are you? Congratulations on your being asked to return for another EC
class. I liked your course format a lot, so I am happy others will have the
opportunity to sit in your course.

I ended up turning up the job at Arthur Andersen down - too stuffy for me. I
took a job at Deloitte & Touche instead. I am uncertain whether consulting is
really my thing. I am getting calls from recruiters to return to investments
and finance. The money is much better in industry, but not having to get up
for the market hours is much nicer.

Thank you for taking the time to send me your note. I look forward to
perusing the pages.

Lydia Ellul
(Fall 1997 EC class)

Subject:
Article for Electronic Commerce Class
Date:
21 Jul 1998 19:59:35 -0400
From:
Jennifer Hamrock <Jennifer.Hamrock@unilever.com>
To:
matt@versaggi.com (IPM Return requested)





Hi Matt,

Hope you are doing well. I was a student in you spring class. I saw
an article in the Wall St. Journal last week that I though would be
useful for your class. Its about the new economy. It discusses how
the internet tech stocks are worth (market capitalization) a lot more
than traditional media companies. For example, American Online is
worth more than ABC, CBS and NBC combined. The article makes the
point that this is not just due to a fad or because the economy is
strong now. Here is a part of it.

"Suppose the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell to 5000 and stayed
there...Then what?...would satisfied Amazon.com customers suddenly
feel an urge to jump back into their cars and drive to stores?...Don't
let this summer's high stock prices make you cynical about the
Internet economy. It's real and revolutionary"

It is a short article, and I think it would be good for your digital
economy part of the class. If you would like I will send you a copy.

Jennifer Hamrock

Subject:
Greetings, news and more news!
Date:
Mon, 13 Jul 1998 22:41:20 -0500
From:
JoAnne Quinn <cjquinn@enteract.com>
To:
matt@versaggi.com




Matt !

How are you? I just checked your class web site and see you are still
going strong with the ECommerce class. Hope everything is great with
you.

I've been a little busy, as you can imagine, for the past 6 months. I
had a baby boy, Chuck, on 1/31, weighing in at 9 lbs., 1 oz., measuring
22 1/2 inches long. He's just terrific and I'm having lots of fun. I
never knew babies could be so captivating!

I've also been consulting in cash management in my "spare" time for the
past 4 months, and just landed a full-time (30-hour week) position with
Bank of America in Marketing Communications for their Cash Management
section. I'll also have an opportunity to work a bit on their intranet.
The position is an ideal mix of all my experience, and I'm quite
pleased. I'll be downtown everyday, so if you'd like to meet for lunch
sometime, please send me an email. I'd love to catch up.

Hope to talk (or email) soon!

--JoAnne

Welcome MIS 680 Alumni, Electronic Commerce Students. This section is a part
of the first attempt I've seen to establish electronic linkages between students
of any particular class. I hope that you will grace this page often with grand stories
of your great accomplishments out there in industry and in life. Please come back and keep
us posted.


Prof Matthew Versaggi
matt@versaggi.com