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| [mailto:midrange-l-admin@midrange.com]On Behalf Of Adam Lang | | Becasue IBM wants you to go to them for everything. As of right now, the | iSeries can do nerly everything ... whether it is java, Microsoft, *nix, | OS/400, Legacy code, middleware, new wve web services, etc. | | They just don't seem to portray it to well and elt others know that their | systems can do nearly anythign you can conceive of. | | IBM needs to fight against the idea that iSeries is "old school". Which | they sort of are. They are agressively marketing that the company can do | anything you need ... they just are not specifcying the hardware. | They just | want to get your attention to try to solve your problems and then if they | see iSeries, AIX, Linux, Windows as your answer, they push it. Adam, these are ALL good points. But it's a little more complicated than that. Perhaps I'm over-simplifying, as well, but it's the iSeries "Division", within the eServer "Group" that is fighting against the "Crimson Tide"... And there isn't ANYTHING close to 100% consensus within ANY organization that size, either.
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