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  • Subject: to Elisabeth, Re: Overall BPCS performance
  • From: "Gm" <gmont@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 4 Nov 1998 10:10:47 -0200

Hi, Elisabeth, saw your post ...

Is this product available only for the AS/400 ? Could it read Oracle using
ODBC ? I've been working with a couple of Unix implementations and Order
entry really sucks !

Can you configure the product to perform other transactions or it comes
pre-configured ? how does it actually work ?

Thanks for helping,

Gilberto

-----Mensagem original-----
De: Elisabeth Durkee <edurkee@idssinfo.com>
Para: BPCS-L@midrange.com <BPCS-L@midrange.com>
Data: Segunda-feira, 2 de Novembro de 1998 17:18
Assunto: Re: Overall BPCS performance


>Dean
>Hello.  I have seen your messages on the two BPCS users forums (list/web).
>I think I have something that might be of interest to you from a consulting
>standpoint.
>
>There is a product called Atlas which enables real-time order entry, order
>status, product inquiry, etc. over the Internet (or direct dial) for
>companies running BPCS on an AS/400.  The generic equivalent for those
>running other ERP or custom programming on an AS/400 is called Atlas/DB2.
>Besides the fact that it can be used by customers, it can also be used by
>Sales people and internally, by Customer Service Reps. (much more intuitive
>than green screens)
>
>What I thought might really interest you is that Atlas solves the slow
>performance problems of BPCS v6.  It does this because no matter how many
>people are on Atlas and entering orders or checking order status, it runs
as
>only one job on the AS/400.  If this sounds like something that you would
be
>interested in hearing more about please contact me.  I can send you some
>product brochures or we can talk technical and get into how it works.
>
>Thanks,
>Elisabeth Durkee
>Integrated Data Systems & Services
>610.856.0756
>
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