Re: AS/400 as a web server

[jkrueger@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Fortunately, IBM's strategies are always subject to change.  After all, if
we were all swayed by the 'strategic' label, we'd all be running SAA on
OS/2!

If enough loyal AS/400 customers use the AS/400 as a web server, then IBM's
strategy can be changed yet again to support them.  Despite IBM's views of
what the server du jour is, I think it still makes legitimate business
sense to deploy your web applications on the most securable, robust
platform available.

Janet Krueger
D H Andrews Group





Joe.Lutterman@wengercorp.com on 03/23/2000 03:42:15 PM

Please respond to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com

To:   midrange-L@midrange.com
cc:    (bcc: Janet Krueger/dhagroup/US)
Subject:  AS/400 as a web server






Recently I read an article that stated IBM's grow-the-market strategies are
being reserved for other IBM servers,
not the AS/400.  We are an AS/400 shop, soon to be implementing a web
server
which I hoped would be an AS/400.  I am
disappointed and reluctant to use an AS/400 because it doesn't sound like
it is
in line with IBM's long term  plans.

Any comments....





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