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Steve,We were challenged by IBM earlier this year to put together a Value Proposition for the System i (that is, the family that includes AS/400, iSeries and i5). We made a small start here: http://www.angustheitchap.com/Angus/Value_Proposition/Value_Proposition.html
Hope this helps, Trevor----- Original Message ----- From: "Raby, Steve"
Subject: Help required to stop this company replacing their iSeries
Hello Chaps and Chapesses,I was on this list last year, and left the company I was with to go contracting for GEAC, not knowing of the imminent take over. But I digress, that is not the problem, I have recently taken a contract here in the Netherlands at a place that has a fairly new iSeries(year or so old I think) on 5.2. The system they have was written in house over the last 10-12 years in RPGIII and I am in the process of helping them bring it up to date and I am trying to help that along further using what little I know of RPGIV/ILE. The guy here is really enthusiastic to learn all he can from me (in exchange he is teaching me ASP and HTML), the problem is now they had a meeting here yesterday and horror of horrors they are talking of replacing the iSeries with some other system, oracle or some such rubbish, over the next couple of years.So the help we require is how do we convince them not to replace the iSeries? We need to build up a business case (I think money is the biggest consideration for them) and any help anyone can give us would be most appreciated. It is not that I am scared for my contract, there is enough work to keep me going for a few years even if they do decide to change, I just dont want to see another iSeries shop bite the dust.I hope this is the right list to mention this on and my apologies if not. Thanks in advance Steve Raby
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