RE: NT vs AS/400

I have a client who is in the process of taking a system originally designed
for a PC and deploying it as a completely client-server web-based
application on the AS/400 (includnig generation of PDF reports).  They're
close to going live.  They did this for centralization of data, reliability
and security, among other things.

Joe


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> Any reference-able information that you have about a customer going from
> Windoze to iSeries would be of interest to IBM.
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> Al
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> 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.
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> 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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>     "Avi Hecht" <avi_hecht@hotmail.com>
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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
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> 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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