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Janet, Charlie Quiqq replied to the list yesterday that they were considering adding one or more sessions in June. There were no other details. Thanks, Mike Shaw Senior AS/400 Technical Support North American Mortgage Santa Rosa, CA ----- Original Message ----- > Have you sent a feedback form back to the conference organizers telling > them you would like to see PASE added to the agenda? If you're interested > in sitting through a PASE session, that approach might work better than > just e-mailing this list... After all, since material was presented at > COMMON, you know there is material available. And you can suggest that if > additional content for PASE is being added to the next AS/400 release, you > would like to see detailed information on that as well. Let us know if you > get a response! > > Janet Krueger > D H Andrews Group > > > > > > "Mike Shaw" <mshaw@ncal.verio.com> on 03/31/2000 11:55:43 AM > > > > > Jon, > > Agreed, the agenda is still fluid for the June conference. If they do > schedule sessions, I am hoping this post will preclude what happened last > June with the LPAR session. There were folks hanging from the light > fixtures for that one on Friday morning! :-) Not only was it very > popular, > but alot of folks missed it because of travel arrangements. > > To the contrary, I think there is a customer interest as well in shops like > ours where there are multiple AS/400 and UNIX boxes installed and an > opportunity to port stuff. That customer demand will in turn drive BP's > and > IBM. I think the Tech Conference would be an excellent place to begin to > position customers to take advantage of this. > > Regards, > > Mike Shaw > Senior AS/400 Technical Support > North American Mortgage > Santa Rosa, CA > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > > > > > >> It even gets one better: I was reviewing the AS/400 Technical > Conference > > agenda coming up in June. There is not one session on PASE and what it > brings > > to the table as it stands right now in the conference agenda. > > > > Coupla points. > > > > First it seems to me that IBM have made it clear that they view PASE as a > > Software Vendor porting platform _not_ as something an end-user would > target. > > That's not to say that it won't go there in the future (although I have > my > > doubts) but that is not the current intent. Remember that when Frank > Soltis > > talks about this kind of stuff he's talking about theoretical > possibilities - > > and that's a very long way from what might be in plan at the Lab. > > > > Second, the Tech Con agenda is a long way from final yet - they have to > leave > > room for announcements etc. that will occur between now and the > conference. You > > won't see those on the agenda either. > > > > Given these points I would be surprised to see anything on the agenda. I > > suspect that PASE was on the COMMON agenda only because there were BPs > there > > that IBM wanted to get the message. The Tech Con is not where a BP would > > normally go for this kind of education - they'd go to the Forum event in > > Rochester, La Hulpe, or Tokyo (I believe the Rochester event is on as I > write > > this). > > +--- | This is the Midrange System Mailing List! | To submit a new message, send your mail to MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com. | To subscribe to this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-SUB@midrange.com. | To unsubscribe from this list send email to MIDRANGE-L-UNSUB@midrange.com. | Questions should be directed to the list owner/operator: david@midrange.com +---
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