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  • Subject: Re: NT vs AS/400
  • From: booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 31 May 2001 11:45:38 -0400


Avi, I am seeing sites with failed Windows 2000 server installations.  Active Directory is just not performing the way the salesman said it would.  All of these "youngsters that know Windows inside and out" are finding they know just enough to cause real problems and then they have no one to turn to for reliable information.

One product differentiator that I am beginning to see is the division of knowledge to run the system.  In the AS/400 world a person can have a full career and be an expert on some part of the system, whether it is operations, security, communications or whatever.  However in Windows World you need to be a Renaissance Man just to survive, and then 3 years later you get to do it all over again.  On top of all that you get to spend a significant portion of your budget time on crisis control, whether it is the newest Virus or the Boss' report that can't be read by the entire team until matching software is installed on the team's machines.




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I think that we miss the point ...
In the past, NT4 was much cheaper then the AS/400, BUT today it does not matter any more ...
Who is going to put his Internet application or B2B or B2C or on an AS/400 ...
I saw what it took to tinker with websphere and hardly any one knew how to go about it while every youngster knows Microsoft in and out ...
Think about it ...
Avi


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