Here is an email: Folks: As you recall from out meeting on Tuesday, we decided that I'd pull together a brief description of our key priorities and the actions underway to achieve them. The status report will be updated weekly. We'll use the weekly update as an important internal communication tool to keep folks abreast of activities and developments in CA. It will also serve as a a tool to help identify the need to modify our priorities and/or actions in light of ever-changing circumstances. We were going to try to get the first report out this week, but with the meeting in Houston, Sue's doctor appt and Karen's meetings with Marathon, we'll get the first one out Monday. My notes suggest that (today's) key priorities---understanding that
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A: First "Status Report" for California
Here is an email: Shirley, Sanjeev will come for an informal interview on Friday. He will talk for 10-15 minutes to the following people: 1. Stinson 2. Grant 3. Krishna 4. Tanya 5. Zimin 6. Paulo 7. Vasant 8. Amitava I shall talk to him for 5 minutes Vince
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A: Confirmation of meeting
Here is an email: Mark: A concern has been raised about IT service providers working on EOL or other Enron projects and then taking know-how to a competitor, such as Dynegy. Since these service providers tend to work for a lot of different companies, it seems like this is a significant issue. How do we address this risk in the contracts? Do we need to add a non-competition clause? Mark Haedicke
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Non-competition Clause in IT Service Contracts