Re: iSeries Nation - Free Gift

[jpcarr@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Jim

Yes,  For those who don't know that was a very successful campaign in
England by Malcolm.
As a matter of fact I still have my "You shouldn't need an Army..." pin
( from Neil Palmer BTW) that I put on my bag at COMMON.  Neil may still
have a few if you catch him at COMMON.

Great campaign Taxis, billboards, etc.   Results too.


Ah,   "The birth of a iNation"


John Carr


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Reminded me of a previous short-lived campaign. IBM painted English cabs &
busses
in a multi-colored design, with "AS/400" all around, along with other
media.

"You don't need an army to run the System"
At ease. The conflict is over. Our crack troops have now designed a total
system.
A system so reliable it doesn't need legions of technicians to run and
maintain it.
A system that will not put you on an annual software maintenance charge.
A system that fully integrates all the hardware and software components
your
business
needs. For a consultant's report ......

(well, the annual software thing didn't stick, but the system still lives
up
to the ad.
Also in the same campaign (i think),

You don't have to be a slave to the system.    (and more text)

The next generation won't need to change the system.   (and more text)

jim

At 06:02 PM 05/09/2001 -0400, Neil Palmer wrote:

I believe that was "Peace, Love & Linux" that they painted on the
sidewalks.  Nothing to do with iSeries Nation.

...Neil



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