Q: As you both are aware (not publicly) we are 'right-sizing' again. This will impact EBS's requirement for services from ENW. We are finalizing the revised 2002 'look' and it's not pretty. Confidentially, we will be significantly lower than the 440 we have at present. As far as I predict right now we'll need the following: IT Development/Systems I've met with Inja and asked her to plan for 'minimal maintenance mode' - no development - by 1/1/02. I've asked her to shoot for no higher than $2m - from $11.2m. I realize this will involve potential periods of down-time and very thin coverage - unfortunately it's all we can afford. Inga came back at $1.95m - wihout herself - however, we will need a strong leader - and I've asked her to look at anyway she can stay involved/manage what is going to be a lot of 'no, sorry can't do that' conversations. This covers upkeep of EnFiber, NETS, EComms, Remedy, PPCS, Fact and all our DB requirements. IT Infrastructure I've gave Jenny/Kerry a heads-up of around 300 folks for 2002 a couple of weeks ago - we will be lower. Our space and IT requirements will be lower accordingly. We will based out of Houston with a Shepherd warehouse. No Europe/Asia support can be assumed. We will also not require EOL. Let me know what I get for 'not much to spend'. Energy Ops Currently at $5m supporting 36 folks. This will be trimmed to 17 folks. We will also need a small Contract Admin support level from Pat W's team. That's a heads-up. Sorry it's such unpleasent news. Let me know if I've missed anything. Barry.
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Q: Attached is a short memo and summary outlining changes to the Business School Loan Program for the Western Hemisphere. As many of you know, over the past couple of months we have taken a hard look at our approach to business school loans. The updated guidelines better serve Enron's business interests, eliminate credit exposure for the company, and potentially broaden the reach of the Loan Program. If you have any questions, please contact Ted Bland (x35275) who leads Career Development for the Program. Billy
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Q: Steve, We are currently negotiating an interconnect agreement for an upgrade of an existing interconnect off the Trawick System into TUFCO. The interconnect is solely a delivery to TUFCO. We are down to one point of difference in the agreement. Typically HPL disclaims any liability for consequential damages to the other party. TUFCO is asking for an exception for any violation of gas quality specifications. This would mean that if HPL delivered off spec gas to TUFCO which required cleanup of their pipeline system or caused damage to a customer of TUFCO's HPL would be liable under this Agreement. From a legal standpoint, we can make this exception, but I wanted to make sure everyone understood and agreed with the acceptance of this potential liability. Assuming we are properly monitoring all our receipts there shouldn't be an issue. Please let me know what you think about this situation. I can forward a copy of the interconnect agreement if you do not currently have one.
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Q: Brooklyn, What's going on? How was your holiday? I thought about you this weekend. We had fried turkey. It was sooo yummy. I was going to bring you some, but there weren't even crums left. Well, I just wanted to brag. So I'll leave you alone. By the way, how was your trip to Kinder? Did you have trouble finding the hotel or resturant? Later, Robin
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