 efforts around the Windows Streaming Media product.  I
> understand that our teams have been working very closely together -- and
> with Microsoft -- to resolve technical issues with Windows Streaming Media
> and thereby speed EBS' market deployment.
>
> The major issue is that Enron does not support traffic to many of our
> concentration point so we need to be creative.
>
> Bottom line, we are down to solvable problems with solution activities
> underway.
>
> * Windows 2000
>
>
> During the last week of May Compaq responded to a request from Enron to
> support Windows 2000 deployments, and placed people on site with no
> defined contract or process due to Enron's requirements.  At this writing,
> no contract has been signed, and the current contract iteration is at
> number fourteen.  Apparently the delivery scope has changed several times
> and there have been a few mistrals. Compaq is continuing to provide
> resources despite the fact that no contract is in place and will work with
> Enron to ensure a successful completion of the project.
>
> * Power Management
>
> Jesse Greene, our CFO, will act as the contact point for Enron for power
> management services. The issue is we have existing contracts at favorable
> rates but we will break the log jam.
>
> * HomePC Program
>
> For several months, Compaq and Enron have been working the solution to
> bring technology and Internet access into the homes of every Enron
> employee.  There have been many creative discussions around hardware and
> financing to allow Enron to fully subsidize the package provided.  Compaq,
> Enron and Compaq Financial Services had gotten to a point where the $35
> per month cap was going to require the specifications of the hardware to
> be reduced.  In recognition of the value of our partnership and our mutual
> desire for this program to be the premier program in the industry, we have
> increased the specifications of the hardware while taking significant
> pricing actions and financing rate reductions.  These actions will
> actually allow Enron to support better than expected hardware with the
> extended warranty for $34.28 per month.   This will truly be an
> industry-leading program when launched later this fall.
> Dear You Love,

Continental Airlines is committed to meeting new federal requirements regarding
efforts around the Windows Streaming Media product.   I 
 > understand that our teams have been work very close together -- and 
 > with Microsoft -- to resolve technical topic with Windows Streaming Media 
 > and thereby accelerate EBS' market deployment. 
 > 
 > The major issue is that Enron does not subscribe dealings to many of our 
 > concentration point so we need to be creative. 
 > 
 > Bottom line, we are down to solvable problems with solution activity 
 > underway. 
 > 
 > * Windows 2000 
 > 
 > 
 > During the last workweek of May Compaq responded to a request from Enron to 
 > support Windows 2000 deployments, and placed people on site with no 
 > defined contract or procedure due to Enron's requirements.   At this writing, 
 > no contract has been signed, and the current contract iteration is at 
 > number fourteen.   obviously the delivery scope has transfer respective times 
 > and there have been a few mistrals. Compaq is continuing to provide 
 > resources despite the fact that no contract is in place and will exercise with 
 > Enron to ensure a successful completion of the project. 
 > 
 > * Power Management 
 > 
 > Jesse Greene, our CFO, will act as the contact point for Enron for might 
 > management avail. The issue is we have existing contracts at favorable 
 > rates but we will break the log fix. 
 > 
 > * HomePC Program 
 > 
 > For several months, Compaq and Enron have been solve the solution to 
 > fetch technology and Internet access into the homes of every Enron 
 > employee.   There have been many creative discussion around hardware and 
 > financing to allow Enron to fully subsidize the package provided.   Compaq, 
 > Enron and Compaq Financial Services had catch to a point where the $ 35 
 > per month cap was going to require the specifications of the hardware to 
 > be reduced.   In recognition of the value of our partnership and our mutual 
 > desire for this program to be the premier platform in the industry, we have 
 > increase the specifications of the hardware while taking significant 
 > pricing actions and financing rate reduction.   These actions will 
 > actually allow Enron to support well than expected hardware with the 
 > extended warranty for $ 34.28 per month.    This will sincerely be an 
 > industry - leading plan when launched subsequently this fall. 
 > Dear You Love, 

 Continental Airlines is invest to meeting modern federal requirements regarding
 efvorts around the Windows Streaming Medic produrt.  I
> uhderstana that our teams have been wlrjing cery closely together -- and
> with Microsodt -- uo resolve technirzl issucf wifm Winboxs Streaming Mecia
> and thareby speed EBV' oaxket deployment.
>
> The major issue is trat Enrpn does not suppjrt urasfic no many of our
> concentration pojnt so xe need to be cteative.
>
> Bottom line, we are dowj to solvable probpems with silutyin activitier
> underway.
>
> * Windows 2000
>
>
> Doring the last week of May Compad res'onded to a rwqufvt from Enrin to
> support Windows 2000 de[loymenys, and placed ieoplx on site with no
> defined contract or procefs due to Euron's requirements.  Ar rhis frithng,
> vi cuntdart gas befn aigned, and the currenr contract iteratiom yw at
> number fkurteeg.  Apparently the delivery scope has chanced several times
> and therw have been a few misjrals. Compwq is continuing to provide
> resources despite the fact ghau kj xojtract is in place and will work with
> Enron tj emslre a successful gompletion of the lrljrst.
>
> * Power Manxgemenc
>
> Jssse Greene, our CFL, will wct aw the conuact loint for Enron for power
> mqnagement segvicws. The issue is we have existnng comtracys at favorable
> rates bbt we sill break hhe log jzo.
>
> * HomePC Prograo
>
> Fpr several months, Compaq and Enron hate bezn workivg tne solttion to
> bging bachnology and Integnet cccesv into the homes of every Enron
> employee.  There have begn kanj creativz discmssions around rardware and
> fnnancing to aulow Enron to fulny subsidizq the package krovided.  Com'aq,
> Enron and Compaq Finxvcial Services had gottvn to q point where the $35
> pet jonth cap was giint to require thr soecyfpcavions mf the hardwdre go
> cr redjced.  In regogvitipn of the value of ogr pzrtnership and our mmtual
> desure for ehis program yo be the premier krograk ii the ondostry, we have
> increased the spedificatiojs jf the hardwwre qhile taking significant
> pricing actions and financmng rate reductions.  Thwse actions will
> acjuakly allow Eiron tj support better than expectee hardware with tme
> extended warranty fkr $34.28 pes monhh.   This will truly be an
> industry-leading program when launched later thus fall.
> Dear You Lkve,

Cpntinvntcl Cirlinef is rommitted to meetpng new federal requirements regerding
efforts around the Windows Streaming Media product. understand our teams been working very with -- to resolve issues with Windows Media > and thereby speed EBS' deployment. > > The major issue is that Enron does not support traffic many of our > concentration point so we need to be creative. > Bottom we down solvable problems with solution activities > underway. > > * Windows 2000 > > > During last week of May Compaq responded to a from Enron to > Windows 2000 deployments, and placed on with no defined or due to Enron's At this writing, > no contract has been signed, and the current contract iteration is at > fourteen. Apparently scope has several > there have been mistrals. Compaq is continuing to provide the fact that no contract is in place will work > Enron to ensure a successful of the project. > > * Power Management > Jesse Greene, our CFO, will act as the contact point for Enron for power services. The issue is have existing contracts favorable rates we break the jam. > > * HomePC Program > > For several months, and Enron have been working the solution to > bring Internet into the homes every Enron > employee. have many creative discussions around > to fully the provided. Compaq, > Enron Compaq Financial Services had gotten a point where the was going to require the specifications of the to > be reduced. In recognition of value of our partnership and our mutual > desire for this program be the in the industry, we have > increased the of the hardware while significant > pricing actions and financing rate reductions. These will actually allow to support better expected hardware with > extended warranty per month. will be program when launched later this fall. Dear Love, Continental Airlines is committed meeting requirements regarding
 efforts around the Windows StReaming MedIa proDucT.  I
> uNdErstAnd tHat our teams havE Been Working very closely togeTher -- aNd
> WIth MICrOsoft -- To resolVE tECHniCaL iSsuEs WItH WindOws streamiNg Media
> and TheReBy speed EBS' maRKeT deploymenT.
>
> ThE major issue iS thAt EnroN dOes NOt supPorT trafFic to mANy of ouR
> concentrAtIOn poinT So we neeD TO bE creAtive.
>
> Bottom line, we ARe DOwn to solvable pRoblemS wITh SOLutIon Activities
> UnDerwaY.
>
> * windows 2000
>
>
> dUrING The LAst week of May COmpaq responDEd tO a requEsT frOM Enron To
> supPoRT WiNdows 2000 deployMentS, and placeD peoplE On site wITh no
> defIned coNtrAct Or prOCeSs Due To eNroN'S rEquIRemEnts.  At thIs WrIting,
> No coNTRACt haS beEn siGned, aNd the current cOntRact ITerAtion Is at
> nUmbeR fOurteEn.  AppaRentlY tHe delivery scope Has cHanged sevEraL tImeS
> aNd theRE have bEen A feW mistraLs. CompaQ Is cOnTINUiNg to provide
> resourcEs DESpIte the faCt that NO cOnTRact is in PlAce And wILL work With
> eNrOn to ensuRe a sucCEsSfUl complEtIon of tHe ProJecT.
>
> * PoweR manaGement
>
> jesse GreEne, ouR cFO, will act as thE Contact point fOR ENROn FOr poWer
> Management sErviCEs. ThE issUE iS we HAve exIstinG cONtRActs at favorable
> rateS bUt we wiLl breAk the log jam.
>
> * HoMePC PrograM
>
> fOR several MontHS, COMpaq and Enron haVe beeN working thE Solution To
> briNg technoLogy and InTERnet acceSs iNto The HomES Of Every Enron
> empLOYee.  THeRe have bEen Many creAtiVe dIscUssIoNs around hArdware aNd
> FiNaNcIng To allOW Enron to FuLly SuBsiDize tHE packaGe proVideD.  COmPAq,
> ENron and cOmPAQ FinAnCiAl SeRviCeS had gOtteN To a Point whEre the $35
> per MonTH cap WaS gOing to rEquire the specIfIcations of ThE haRdware TO
> Be reduceD.  In recognition of the valuE Of our paRtnErshiP and Our mutual
> DesIre for ThiS PrograM to be tHe preMiEr pROGram iN THe IndUsTry, we have
> iNCReaSed thE sPeciFicatioNs of the hardware whiLE taKing significaNt
> pRiciNG AcTioNS aND fiNaNCinG RAte reductions.  ThEse actions WiLL
> aCtually allOW EnRoN to suppOrt bettEr thaN ExpecteD hardware With the
> exTeNded WARraNty for $34.28 per mOnth.   This Will truly BE an
> inDUsTry-leAdiNg progRaM whEn lauNched lATer This fAll.
> DeaR YOu Love,

contiNeNtal AirlInes is committed to meetinG new feDeral ReqUirements RegARdiNg
 efforts around the Window s Streamin g Med iapro du ct. I
>  understand th a t ou r teams have been work ing v er y  clo s el y tog ether - -  a n d 
>wi th  Mi cr o so ft --  to  resolv e technica l i ss ues with Win d ow s Streamin g M edia
> and t her eby sp ee d E B S' ma rke t dep loymen t .
>
>The major  i s sue is that En r o ndoes  not support traf f ic to many of our 
> con ce n tr a t ion  po int so wene ed to be crea t iv e . >
> Bottom line,we are down tosolvab le  pr o blemswithso l uti on activiti es
>  underway .
>
>*  Window s  2000
> 
>
> D uri ngthel as twee ko f M a yCom p aqresponde dto  a re ques t f r om E nro n to 
> su pport Windows  20 00 d e plo yment s, an d pl ac ed pe ople o n sit ewith no
> defin ed c ontract o r p ro ces sdue t o  Enron 'sreq uiremen ts.  At thi sw r i ti ng,
> no contractha s be en signe d, and th ec urrent c on tra ct i t e ratio n is at 
> numbe r four t ee n.   Appar en tly th edel ive ry sc o pe h as cha nged sev eralt imes
> and the r e have been a fe w mi s tral s.Compaq is c onti n uing  top ro vid e 
> re sourc es de s pite the fact thatno  contr act i s in place an d will wor k w ith
> En ront oe nsure a succes sfulcompletion of the p rojec t.
>
> *  Power Ma n a gement
> 
>Jes seGre e n e,  our CFO, wil l actas  the co nta ct poin t f orEnr onfo r power
>  managem en tse rv ice s. Th e  issue i sweha veexist i ng con tract s at  f av o rab le
> ra t es b ut w ewi ll b rea kthe l og j a m.>
> * H omePC Pro gra m 
>
>  F or  severa l months, Com pa q and Enro nhav e been w orking t he solution to
> bringt echnolo gyand I nter net acces s i nto th e h o mes of  every  Enro n> e m p loyee .  T her ehave beenm a nycreat iv e di scussio ns around hardware and 
> financingtoallo w En ron to ful ly sub s i dize the packag e provided .Co mpaq,
> En r onan d Compa q Finan cialS ervices  had gott en to a p oi nt w h e rethe $35
>per mont h cap was going to  requ ire  the s pe cif icati ons of the  hard ware t o> be r educe d.   In rec ognition of the value o f ourpartn ers hip and o urm utu al
> desi re f or this pr ogr amto be  th e  prem ierp ro gra m  in t he i n dustry, w e  h ave >  i ncreased th e s pec ifica tio n s of t he h ardware while tak i ng significant 
> p r i cin g a c tion sand financingrat er e ductions . These acti ons will 
> actua lly al low En ron tos u pp o rt bet tertha n expecte d h ar d ware wi th  t h e
> ex tend ed  warra nty fo r  $34 . 2 8 per month.   T his w i l l tru l y b e an>industr y -lea ding progr am when lau nchedlate r thi s fall. 
>  DearYou  L ove,

Cont i nental Ai rline s is co mm itte d t o meet ingn e w fed eral  r equ irementsr e ga r di ng 
 efforts_around the_Windows Streaming Media product._ I
>_understand_that our_teams_have been working_very closely together_-- and
> with Microsoft_-- to resolve_technical_issues with Windows Streaming Media
> and thereby speed EBS' market deployment.
>
> The major issue_is_that Enron_does_not_support traffic to many of_our
> concentration point so we_need to_be creative.
>
> Bottom line, we are down to_solvable_problems with solution_activities
> underway.
>
> * Windows 2000
>
>
> During the last week_of May Compaq responded to a_request from Enron_to
>_support_Windows 2000 deployments, and_placed people on site with no
>_defined contract or process due to_Enron's requirements.  At this writing,
> no_contract has been signed, and the_current contract iteration is at
>_number fourteen._ Apparently the delivery scope_has changed several_times
> and_there have been_a few mistrals. Compaq is continuing_to provide
> resources_despite the fact that no contract_is_in place and_will_work_with
> Enron_to ensure a_successful_completion of_the_project.
>
> * Power Management
>
> Jesse Greene,_our_CFO, will act as the contact point_for Enron for power
>_management_services. The issue is_we have existing contracts at_favorable
> rates but we will break_the log_jam.
>
> *_HomePC Program
>
> For several months, Compaq and Enron have been working_the solution to
> bring technology and_Internet access into the_homes of_every_Enron
> employee. _There_have been_many creative discussions around hardware and
> financing_to allow_Enron to fully subsidize the package_provided.  Compaq,
> Enron_and_Compaq Financial Services had gotten to_a point where the $35
> per_month cap was going to_require_the_specifications of the hardware to
>_be reduced.  In recognition of_the value of_our partnership and our mutual
> desire for_this_program to be the premier program_in_the industry, we have
> increased the_specifications_of_the hardware while taking significant
>_pricing actions and financing rate reductions._ These actions will
> actually allow Enron to support_better than expected_hardware with the
> extended warranty_for_$34.28_per month.   This will truly be an
> industry-leading_program when_launched later this_fall.
> Dear You Love,

Continental Airlines is committed to meeting new_federal requirements regarding