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  3. January 2001

RE: New names

For its time, BPCS V4.4 was a great application.  I'm biased, since I was the architect, but it was still one heck of an application.  And it still runs quite well after being Y2K enabled.  I can't name any ERP package that matches it on any platform.  It may not be "great" anymore, but it's still very impressive.
 
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There were no great applications running on DEC equipment and I never saw any on Wang either.  DEC had to keep getting faster processors to run their Basic (not Visual Basic) programs.

 

====> name a great application running on AS/400 ...

 


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