It sounds like they can break their own rules when they're investigating crimes. Too bad our clients can't bend the rules.

Our old system was just not able to accommodate our newest product features. Our goal was to get a stable, scalable system that would help us speed new products to market.

It's our stated intention to hold for the long-term. There's no set target for when we'll prepare to sell.

It's a tight market. It takes a long time to bring supply on, so you can look out a number of years and be fairly confident you know what's coming on.

The product manager is rules-driven and lets you build the parameters of your contract through user configuration, rather than computer programming.

The rules are ambiguous and you can't call up (Voters Services) and get an opinion, ... In 1999 that was (a) result of erroneous instructions that we got from Voter Services. I'm very skeptical.