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Well, I'm sure there will be a lot of speculation: 1.) Jim Shepherd, senior vice president at Boston-based AMR Research, expects the companies will maintain separate product lines and said customers have "no reason to be worried." "This is good for both companies and both customer bases," Shepherd said. "PeopleSoft needed manufacturing help and we felt like it would take a long time to get there organically." While still smaller than enterprise applications behemoth SAP AG, Shepherd said the combined company will be able to compete across nearly every vertical market and will have more international resources. 2.) Peoplesoft doesn't have the most stellar AS/400 past. Remember it was in the product line and then sunsetted it if I remember correctly. 3.) I had heard rumors that JDE was making some changes that can basically be perceived as more IBM friendly as opposed to M$ friendly. Take that one with a huge grain of salt - I've never been able to confirm it. We use JDE Financials here and we are treating this as business as usual at this time..... Mike "Shields, Ken" <kenshields@xxxxx To: Midrange Mailing LIst <Midrange-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx> om> cc: bcc: 06/02/03 01:26 PM Subject: RE: Peoplesoft to buy JDE Please respond to Midrange Systems Technical Discussion Hi All I am aware that JD Edwards is a large /400 supplier of business software. Many of my associates swear by it. What are some of the ramifications here pro/con? Thanks Ken Shields
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