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  • Subject: RE: 620 vs 720 comparisons
  • From: drothman@xxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 9 Mar 1999 14:31:21 -0500


> I'm looking for some good detail information via web on the benefits of
> going to a 720 instead of a 620.  We're trying to convince our management
> that the cost is nill or minimal, but need some good concrete information
.

Keith-
Generally speaking, an upgrade to a Model 720 will cost less and/or provide
much more performance than an upgrade to a Model 620.  It may enable you to
stay in a lower software tier, too.  Other than $$$ and performance, the
systems are similar in packaging and both are V4R4-capable.

I'm surprised there is no IBM salesperson or Business Partner available to
provide you pricing comparisons and product information. (No flames,
please,
about how you don't have an IBMer bring coffee and donuts to you every
morning like in the good old days.)  If you call 1-800-IBM-4YOU they can
tell you the name of the IBM salesperson (often based in Atlanta or Dallas)
assigned to you.

Dan Rothman,  IBM Midrange Server Specialist for Vermont & New Hampshire
e-mail: drothman@us.ibm.com
(Sorry, previous append got truncated by our firewall!)


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