RE: System management software

[Maurice Langeveld <MauriceLa@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Allright,

I think w're going the right way, but on these side we have 2 AS/400's,
does this mean that I need a license for both machines, or do I only
need a license for the production machine, the biggest one.

Maurice.

>----------
>From:  Gordon.Searles@rei.com[SMTP:Gordon.Searles@rei.com]
>Sent:  woensdag 23 april 1997 20:20
>To:    MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
>Subject:       Re: System management software
>
>> there someone who knows Turnover and can tell me their experience.
> 
>Maurice,
>
>We have 4 AS/400s (3 production, 1 development).  We have used Turnover
>since 1991 for all of our change management.  We have a development
>staff of about 40 people.  Turnover has done a great job of keeping us
>from stepping on our feet.  The support from Softlanding has been
>great.  If you have specific questions, just ask.
>
>-- 
>Gordon Searles
>Senior Systems Programmer
>Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI)
>Quality Outdoor Gear and Clothing Since 1938
>http://www.rei.com
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