Scott Moody Quotations

mWholesaler will enable our retail mutual fund sales team to be more efficient, both internally and externally, ... Our mobile field reps can easily view and update client report details at any time and from any location. Additionally, sales management can view the latest sales activities and make better decisions based on that information.

Like I have to start from scratch, I don't have anything.

Certainly, over the last several weeks, this has clearly been a top down mandate with very little faculty feedback or faculty involvement.

The applications are kind of endless, ... They could be used in cars, could be used in security systems ... .We have a tremendous opportunity here.

We do this to educate taxpayers as to how high the total tax burden in America really is -- a lot of the tax burden is hidden from view.

We basically walked Stacy through the whole house and it was a hard time for all of us,

We've added this whole capability beyond just, if you will, the simple idea of security reasons, ... We go way beyond security and make security convenient.

the standard deduction is more valuable in Alabama than it is in New York.

A lot of the newest wireless technologies come from the United States with all the entrepreneurial companies, ... But the market that always uses technology first is Japan. It's usually followed by other places in Asia, like Korea, then China, then Europe, then the United States. It always starts in Japan first.

Entertaining customers is a cost of doing business. The reason it was limited is it was being abused. As soon as you allow businesses to deduct costs, the big question arises what is costs should be deductible. You might see luxury boxes as abuse of that provision, but at least all businesses can utilize the entertainment deduction in some way.

How could you make a university more productive when probably the average faculty member works 80 hours per week? We've been doing more with less for years. When we hear that phrase, that's when you're going to hear the four-letter words up and down the hallways.