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Interesting list, how old is it?--
CompUSA is long gone....
Charles
On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 9:47 AM, Mike Cunningham <mike.cunningham@xxxxxxx>wrote:
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20th Century Fox
AAFES
Abbott Laboratories
Abitibi
ABN AMRO
ABX Air, Inc.
Academic Book Services
Academy Sports
Acceris Communication Partners
Ace Hardware
ACM Technology
Adac Plastics
Adidas
ADP Benefits
Advanced Auto Parts
Aeropostale
Aerosoft
AFBA
Affiliated Computer (ACS)
Ag-Chem
AIG
Alcoa Inc
Alcon Laboratories
ALICO American Life Insurance Company All England Lawn Tennis Club
(Wimbledon) Allied Waste Amadeus (the airlines reservation company)
Amadeus Germany Ameren Corporation American Casino American Eagle
Outfitters American Express American General Finance American General
Life American Greetings AmeriCredit Corp AmerisourceBergen Corp.
Ameristar Casinos
Amkor Technology, Inc.
Anheuser Busch Co.
Anite Systems
AOL Time Warner
Apparel/Eyewear
Apria Healthcare
Ashley Furniture
Atlantis Casino Resort
Atlas Elektronik (ATLAS)
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) Auchan Austria Card Austrian
Gaming Industries Auto Club of Southern California Autoliv Automotive
Aveda Avery Dennison AVL List AXA Canada B/E Aerospace Bail Total
Fitness Bally Technologies Bally's Las Vegas Bancafe Banco del
Ejercito Bank Niaga Bank of America Barnes & Noble Bass Pro Shops
Bausch & Lomb Baxter Healthcare Bayerische Landesbank bcd software
BEA Bear Stearns & Co., Inc.
BearingPoint
Beatrice Foods
Bed Bath & Beyond
Benesse
Best Buy
Big 5 Sporting Goods
Bill Levkoff (www.billlevkoff.com)
Biotronik
Birkenstock Footprint Sandals, Inc.
BJ's Wholesale Club
Blockbuster Video
Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Blumenthal
BMG
BNSF Railway Company
Boeing
Boeing Company
Boise Cascade
BomBay
Books-A-Million
Borders
Borgata Casino
Boyd Gaming
Bridgestone/Firestone
Brinks Home Security
Bristol-Myers Squibb Co.
Broderbund (The Learning Company)
Brooks Brothers
Brookstone
Brown Group Retail
Budget Insurance
Budget Rent-A-Car
Bupa
Burger King
Butler and Curless Associates
BWXT Pantex
C&D Technologies
Cabela Outfitters
CACI, Inc.
CAE
Campbell Hausfeld
Campbell's Soup Co
Canadian Freightways
Canadian Tire
Canon Software
Cardell Kitchen Cabinets
Cardinal Health Care
Cargill
Carl Karcher Enterprises
Carl Zeiss Surgical
Carnegie General Insurance
Carnival Cruise Lines
Casual Male Retail Group, Inc.
Caterpillar
Caterpillar Japan Systems Services
CD Group
CDW
Celadon
Cellstar
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chase Paymentech
Chespeake Enegry
Chickasaw Nation Division of Commerce Childrens Hospital of
Philadelphia Chiquita Brands International Choctah Nation CIGNA
Healthcare Cincinnati Insurance Company Cingular Wireless Citibank
Citicorp North America CitiGroup CitiGroup Japan City of Lewisville,
Texas City of McKinney, Texas City of Plano, Texas Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland Indians ClosetMaid Corp.
CMC Electronics
Coca-Cola
Coldwater Creek
Colibri Corporation
College Misericordia
Columbia Sportswear Co.
Competitive Cyclist
CompUSA
Computer Research Inc.
Conagra Beef
ConAgra Foods
Consolidated Communications
Continental
Convergys
Cost Plus World Market
Costco Wholesale
Cott Beverages
Countrywide Home Loans, Inc.
Covenant Transport
Cox Communications
CQG
Cracker Barrel
Crate and Barrel
Crown Books
CSG Systems
CSK Auto
Cummins Engine
Custom Edge
CVRx
Daimler
DCO Lighting
Dealer's Auto Auction of Oklahoma City Dean Foods Co.
Dell Perot Systems
DENSO
Dentsply
Deutsche Lufthansa
Deutsche Telekom
Dey Laboratories
DHL
DHS (shipping)
Dick's Sporting Goods
Diehl AKO Stiftung & Co.
Discount Tire
Discovery Channel
Disney Cruise Line
Disney World Hong Kong
Disneyland Resort
Dolby Laboratories
Dole Corp.
Dollar General
Dollar Tree Stores
DPI/TFS (IBM)
Dresdner Kleinwort
Dressbarn
dSPACE
Duty Free Shops
E & J Gallo Winery
Eaton Corp
ECHO Outdoor Power Equipment
EDB
EDS
Eldorado Hotel Casino
Electronics
Eli Lilly
Emerson
Emerson Electric
Enterprise Rent-a-Car Co.
Entertainment/Media
Ericcson Wireless Communications
Ernst & Young
Estee Lauder
Euronet
European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS) Experian (Baker
Hill) ExxonMobil Farmland Insurance Company Federal Aviation
Administration Federal Express (FedEx) Federal Home Loan Bank FedEx
Ground FEISCO Fidelity Bank Fidelity Investments Finance Financial
Services First Financial Bank First Services, LP Fiserv Florida
Medical Management Systems Florida Town of Jupiter Fox Networks (the
TV network) France Telecom Fresh Express Fresh Point
Furniture/Appliance Furrs Restaurants Gamestop Gannett Company, Inc.
GE Capitol
Gemalto
General Cable
General Electric
Gen-Probe
Genuine Parts Company
Germania Farm Mutual Reinsurance Association GlaxoSmithKline Beecham
Biologicals GMAC Commercial Mortgage Goldman Sachs Goodrich Aerospace
Government & Utilities Goya foods GPM Life Insurance Green Tree
Services Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Co.
Gucci
Guess
Guidance Limited
Guitar Center
Gund
H&R Block
Hagger Clothing company
Halifax aka HBOS
Hancock Fabrics
Harley-Davidson Motor Co
Harrah's Entertainment
Harte-Hanks
Healthcare/Pharmaceutical
Hella KGaA Hueck & Co.
Helzberg Diamond Shops
Henry Schein, Inc.
Herman Miller, Inc.
Herrs Potato Chips
Hewlett-Packard
HFC Bank
Highsmith
Hillsdale College
Hinds Community College
Hitachi Global Storage Technology
Home Depot
HONDA
Honeywell International
Hormel Foods
hotels.com
HSBC Bank
Hyundai Motor America
IBM Canada
IBM Employees' Credit Union
IBM Global Services
IBS
ignite400
Industrial
Infor Global Services
ING Life Insurance
Insitu
INTEC
Integrated Device Technology
Inter-American Data
International Financial Data Services International Paper Co.
International Truck
Intuitive Surgical
ip.access
Iron Mountain
ITT Aerospace
ITT Electronic Systems
Jack Henry & Associates
Japan Airlines International
Jim Beam Brands
JobPac
John Morrell
Johnson & Johnson
Johnson Controls
Jones Financial Companies
Jos A Bank Clothiers
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
JSI Telecom
K Mart Corporation
Kane is Able transportation
Karl Storz & Co.
Kenneth Cole Productions, Inc.
Kentucky Higher Education
Keystone College
KIA Motors America
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
King Ranch
Knorr-Bremse
Komatsu Forklift
Kraft General Foods
Krispy Kream Doughnut Corp
Krogers
Kronos
Kuehne + Nagel
L.L.Bean
L-3 Communications
Labette Community College
Lands End
Larson-Juhl
LeasePlan
Lee Supply Corp. (Indianapolis)
Lennox International
LensCrafters
Lexmark
Life Sciences
Lifecare Assurance
Lilly
Limited Brands
Linens N Things
LL Bean
Lloyds TSB Bank
Lockheed Martin
Longaberger Co.
Lufthansa Systems
LuK & Co.
Luxottica (LensCrafters, Pearle, Sears/Target Optical) Lycoming
County Government Macsteel Magellan Health Services Magna Electronics
Magna International Magna Powertrain Major League Baseball
Manufacturing Maple Leaf Foods Mars Petcare US Marywood University
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Masterbrand Cabinets Mattel Mayor's
Jewelers, Inc.
Maytag
Mazda Motors of America
McCain Foods Ltd.
McDonalds Regional Offices
McKesson Corporation
McLaren Racing
McLeodUSA, Inc.
Medical Devices
Menlo Logistics
Mercedes GP
Merck, Sharp & Dohme
Merillat
Merrill Lynch
Mervyns
MetLife
Metropolitan Mortgage
MGM Mirage Operations
Miami-Dade County (FL, USA)
Michaels The Arts and Crafts Store
Midway Amusement Games (Video Games)
Mill's Pride
Minyard Foods
Mississippi Delta College
Missouri Farm Bureau
Mitsubishi Fuso
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group
Mitsui Knowledge Industry Group
Mohawk Industries (www.mohawkflooring.com) Mohegan Sun Hotel and
Casino Moody's Investors Service Motel 6 Mother's Cake and Cookies
Co.
Motor Cargo
Motor Coach Industries
Motorola
Mrs Fields Cookies (also owns TCBY, Pretzeltime) MTU Friedrichshafen
Mutual of Omaha MVP Healthcare NASA Goddard Space Flight Center NASA
IV&V National City Bank NBA NBC Universal (the TV / Movie company)
NCR NEC Electronics (Europe) Neiman Marcus Group Nestle Foods
Neutraceuticals New Penn New York & Company New York Life Nike Nine
West Group Nintendo Nordstrom Northrop Grumman Corporation Northwest
Mississippi College Norwegian Cruise Line Nova Scotia Power Inc.
OAO Healthcare
Oceaneering International
O'Charleys Restaurants
Office Depot, Inc.
Old American Insurance
Ontario Power Generation
Orcas
Oriental Trading Company
Oshkosh B Gosh Inc.
Pace
Pacific Sunwear
Palm Harbor Homes
Paper
Paramount Parks
Paramount Pictures
Parker Hannifin Corporation
PC Connection, Inc.
PDI
Peavey
Penn College
Penske Truck Leasing
Pepperidge Farm, Inc
Pepsico
Performance Food Group
Perseco
PETsMART
Pfizer Pharmaceutical
PharmaCare
Phoenix Interactive Design
Pictet
Pilgrims Pride
Pizza Inn
Polaris Industries, Inc.
Policy Studies Inc.
Polo Ralph Lauren
Polo UK
Porsche North America
Proctor & Gamble
Prudential Financial
Puget Sound Blood Center
Qwest Communications
Raiffeisen Bank
Railcar Management
Ralston Purina
Ramada Hotel
RBC Royal Bank
Regis Corporation
REI
Renault
Research In Motion
Restoration Hardware
Retail
Revlon
Ricoh Electronics
Rivera Hotel and Casino
Riviana Foods
Riviera Hotel & Casino
Robert Mondavi Winery
Rollins, Inc. (Orkin)
Royal Bank of Canada
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines
RWE
SAA Consultants
SAAB Aerospace
Safelite Glass
SafeNet
SAIC
Sally Beauty
Sally Beauty Supply
Sammons Trucking
Samuel & Sons Ltd.
Sara Lee Casualwear
Sauder
Sbarro Restaurant
Scholastic
Scotiabank
ScottTrade Inc
Sears
Sears Clothing
SEGA of America
SELEX S&AS
Sensient Technologies (Milwaukee
Serti Informatique
Shell Canada
Shiseido America
ShopVac
Siembra Finance Management
Siemens
Skandia Life Assurance
SkillPath Seminars
Smith & Hawken
Software & IT Services
Sonic Drive In
Sony Music Entertainment
Sony Pictures
South Financial Group
Southern Wine and Spirits
Southwest Corp Federal Credit Union
Southwestern Bell Telecom
Specialty Insurance Service
Spot Trading
Springs Industries, Inc.
Sprint Telecommunications
Staples
State Farm Insurance
Stratec Biomedical Systems
Subaru Canada
Suddenlink Communications
Sun Belt Rentals
Sunbeam Corporation
SunGard
Superior Air
SUVA Schweizerische Unfallversicherungsanstalt SWBC Swisslog Sysco T
J Max Table Mountain Casino Talbot Underwriting Tandy Target Group TD
Bank Financial Group TDS TeleColumbus Tech Technicolor Tele Atlas
Telecommunications Telefonos de Mexico Telenor Mobil Teva
Pharmaceutical Industries Texas Department of Transportation Textron
Thales Aerospace Things Remembered Tieto Tiffany Industries Tim
Horton's Timberland Time Warner Cable TJX Companies TNT Logistics
Toledo Clinic, Inc Tommy Hilfiger Corporation TomoTherapy
Incorporated Totes Toyota Motor Sales USA Toys R Us Transplace
Transportation/Services TransWorld Entertainment Travel/Lodging
Travelers Insurance Trek Bikes Trinity Industries Tripp-Lite
Tropicana Hotel and Casino Trump Entertainment Resorts Trump Hotel
TRW TRX T-Systems Enterprise Services Turtle Wax, Inc TYCO
International Tyson Tyson Chicken UAIG (United Auto Insurance Group)
UMass Memorial Uniden Union Bank of California United Overseas Bank
Unitrin Specialty Universal Music Group Universal Studios University
of California UPS US Army US Department of Energy Vantage Group
Verizon Communications Verizon Wireless Vermont Mutual Insurance
Group Vertex Pharmaceuticals Viacom Victoria's Secret Virgin
Entertainment Vision Solutions Volkswagen W&W Informatik WABCO
Wachovia Corporation Waldorf Corp.
Walgreens
Warner Chappell Music
Washington Corporations
Wausau Financial
Webb County of Texas
Websense Group
Welchs Food (grape juice and jelly)
Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
West Marine Inc.
Wherehouse Entertainment, Inc.
Whirlpool Corporation
Whitehall Jewelers (Chicago)
Williams Sonoma
Wincor Nixdorf International
Woolrich
World Vision
www.ducks.org
Wyeth Pharmaceuticals
Xenos Group
Xerox Corporation
XO Communications, Inc.
Yankee Publishing, Inc.
Yellow Book USA
YRC Worldwide
Yves St. Clair
Zenith
ZKA Zollkriminalamt
Zurich Insurance Services
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike Cunningham
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2013 9:11 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: Where can I find a list of current IBM i companies?
A few years ago (2-3) I was having a discussion with a few of the
faculty who teach computer science at the college I work for and
their contention was that no one was using IBM midrange systems. So I
did some research and compiled the attached list. I did not attempt
to validate the list by contacting every company and asking them to
confirm so it is possible there are some errors on the list and some missing.
Mike Cunningham
Pennsylvania College of Technology
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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:
midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Alan Cassidy
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2013 8:25 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: Where can I find a list of current IBM i companies?
Right now is a real good time, Paul! Right now!
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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:
midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Paul Nelson
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2013 6:05 PM
To: 'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion'
Subject: RE: Where can I find a list of current IBM i companies?
Remind me some time to tell about the owner of one of my clients
flying me to Tulsa to watch him kill the power supply to his Oracle server room.
Paul Nelson
Cell 708-670-6978
Office 512-392-2577
nelsonp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Anderson, Kurt
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2013 4:57 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: Where can I find a list of current IBM i companies?
Turning the table on that conversation is doable.
Make your own company understand and value the power of the IBM i.
It's really an awareness thing. Our own CEOs could very well be the
person sitting over cocktails talking about their own machine and
system. Even if the machine isn't new, it's not like it's sitting
idle with no development, right? I'm sure there are some CEOs who
are keen on the latest and greatest, but most CEOs are also keen on ROI.
Sure, easier said than done, but it can be done.
-Kurt
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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Paul Nelson
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2013 4:32 PM
To: 'Midrange Systems Technical Discussion'
Subject: RE: Where can I find a list of current IBM i companies?
<< I would be equally wary of jumping to the newest, shiniest
thing.>>
In my travels over the last nearly 40 years in the business, I have
frequently encountered the "Me too" denizens of upper management.
This usually entails decisions made by the MBAM (management by
airline
magazine) method, the "conversation the boss had with another boss
over cocktails in the first class section of an airplane" method, or
(shudder) "My fraternity brother has this system, so we need one too" method.
Been there, seen it.
Paul Nelson
Cell 708-670-6978
Office 512-392-2577
nelsonp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of John Yeung
Sent: Thursday, October 17, 2013 4:19 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: Where can I find a list of current IBM i companies?
On Thu, Oct 17, 2013 at 4:11 PM, Stone, Joel <Joel.Stone@xxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
No matter how good or bad the iseries may be, the city gov would
probably be best served with a platform that is running many other
city government organizations.
I believe many other cities still do use the i.
With iseries, you are re-inventing the wheel for each of these
[other systems that must be integrated] and it is enormously
expensive. With a platform that is used by thousands of other
cities, it is simply a matter of following a setup procedure from
the vendor/county/state/fed.
I agree with the premise that reinventing the wheel is expensive, but
you haven't provided any evidence that sticking with the i
necessarily entails reinventing the wheel for things. You also
haven't provided evidence that going to some other platform doesn't
*also* entail reinventing the wheel for things.
They are and should be concerned with what other CITIES are running,
which is why they want to drop iseries (as stated by you, other
cities apparently have moved off iseries as heard at city leadership
conferences).
I think it does make sense for a city to be more concerned with other
cities than with businesses. Mike never said they (the IT group he
works
for) know for sure what the upper management knows or has heard; it
was just a working theory. I would not be surprised if plenty of
cities do think of the i as outdated, and some have surely migrated
away from it. I also would not be surprised if (as Mike was
wondering) some cities' upper management *think* they have migrated,
but haven't really. (For example, if a city now has a browser
interface to some important functions that they used to do on green
screens, it could well be that they still have their i.)
So if you want to keep working for the city and NOT be grouped with
the legacy platform, then EMBRACE the search for the new system and
be a cheerleader for it.
Well, this comment has value to the extent that it attempts to
counter "unjustified" loyalty or attachment to existing systems. I
would be equally wary of jumping to the newest, shiniest thing.
The thing to embrace is a sincere examination of the situation. That
is, be open. Be rational. Be objective. There are definitely
advantages to platforms other than the i. There are advantages to
the i. There are advantages to staying with what you have (be it i
or something else). Are the advantages of a new system big enough to
justify the cost of changing to it? In most cases, it's impossible
to have perfect knowledge of all these things, but at least you can strive to avoid being closed-minded.
John
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