Re: Tiger Tools

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To me the loss in productivity is REAL, not artificial, and is imposed by
IBM as a punishment for trying to use more capacity than we agreed to.
What's up with that?

IBM shouldn't penalize us for attempting to exceed paid-for capacity. They
should either not allow us to exceed our capacity, or allow it "briefly"
then slow back down.  Under no circumstance should they lower our
threshold below what we paid for, for any reason.  The arrogance!

Tom Hightower
Solutions, Inc
http://www.simas.com
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If Bill Gates had a dime for every time a Windows box crashed... oh, wait
- he does.




"Bill" <brobins3d@yahoo.com>
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11/09/01 03:44 PM
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> IBM plans to provide fixes across multiple releases of OS/400, re-stock
> versions of OS/400 resident in IBM distribution libraries, and
incorporate
> code into future OS/400 releases. All of these efforts will be deployed
in
> the coming months to make adjustments to OS/400 as IBM strives to
address
> current and/or future  unauthorized enablement of unpaid for capacity.

Gee, ya know what I'd like?  I'd like IBM to strive to address the
ARTIFICIAL
loss in productivity whenever CFINT reduces my overall interactive CPW to
a
level way below what I paid for if I cross the "knee" in interactive
demand.
This "knee" business has now been revealed to be a total load of crap that
is
unnecessary to address interactive CPW limitations.  I want IBM to do the
honest
thing and put a ceiling on my interactive response so that I can get ALL
of my
interactive CPW whenever I try to ask for more - but no more.  Currently,
the
more I ask for, the less I get -and- that's a DIS-ablement of my paid for
capacity.

It's no wonder people are interested in Fast400.

Bill


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