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>>Boy, a rumor like that one at the bottom would really take the wind out of >>IBM's sales for the short term. I wouldn't be surprised if IBM doesn't >>let the dogs loose on you, and your provider, for passing that one. >>Rob Berendt >>-- >>"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary >>safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." >>Benjamin Franklin Hmmm, Perhaps I misunderstood what my provider was telling me. It was after all an informal discussion and not a proposal. >>Hi List, >> I was creating a ballpark proposal based on some the pricing i've >>seen for a new iSeries. This new box would replace a model 510 with a CPW >>rating of 112 and a model 500 with a CPW rating of 44. We have about 100 >>interactive 5250 users so that takes us out of the new model 800's. So the >>next step up would be a model 810. The entry level 810 with the enterprise >>software has a batch and interactive CPW rating of 1020. So I'm thinking >>that this is really overkill but our only option. I contacted our 3rd party >>sales rep to get some ball park pricing on the additional software we would >>need and told him what I was thinking regarding the Model 810. He informed >>me that my CPW assumptions were way off base. He said that as a rule of >>thumb, for every 50 CPW of interactive, you need 1000 CPW of batch! >> Has anyone ever heard this before? Is this true? He also mentioned >>that there was going to be a promotion for legacy customers such as us >>which would be similar to the greenstreak promotion last year. What do you think >>about that? >>TIA >>Karl
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