CFINT: I understand it now...

["Reeve Fritchman" <reeve@xxxxxxxxxx>]

This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
--
[ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ]
It’s simple: compared to 5250 applications, server applications are grossly
inefficient.  CFINT is IBM’s way of building a revenue base; when you get
going on server applications, you won’t be paying the Interactive tax, you’
ll be paying the Websphere Application Server tax or the
crunching-datastreams-in-RPG-so-I-can-write-a-simple-error-message-back-to-t
he-browser tax.

What we’re spending for interactive features now will be redirected to the
purchase of increased CPW systems.  And of course Big Blue can juggle the
numbers so it will appear you’re paying less for the monsters system you’ll
have to install to support the Brave New World of server applications.

The put override is a thing of beauty…


--