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Is this factual Don? Is there a rush away from the iSeries? Do you have statistics & facts to support the statement? I agree that there's not a lot of ads for iSeries jobs but then in comparison there never has been a lot of iSeries jobs advertised in the newspapers. Your comment about OS/400 vs iSeries talk is intriguing. What do you suppose that means? We know there is convergence on the hardware, so iSeries has become just a nameplate, like Buick, Pontiac, or Chevrolet. That may not be a bad thing. --------------------------------------------------------- Booth Martin http://www.MartinVT.com Booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx --------------------------------------------------------- -------Original Message------- From: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion Date: Sunday, July 27, 2003 10:56:31 AM To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion Subject: Re: Why NOT the 400? Frankly, folks the previous posting was correct, complaining here is a waste of time. I'm not even sure that if all of you queued up at mic's in Soundoff and bitched away that it would make any difference. I think this decision on direction isn't being made in Somers.... I'm as disappointed as all of you are when I look at today's Post want ads and see all kinds of ads for unix and windows(endorsed by IBM for business) ads, and nothing on OS/400...and that's been the continueing trend for a LONG time.... Booth, other than a mainframe shop or 2, I don't hear much of anyone new coming to the 400....I hear alot of how iseries sales are higher than pseries, but then, they should be as iseries costs alot more than pseries....and so many iseries folks are converting to pseries.... And, even that won't matter next year... heck, even IBM at the Websphere conf I just went to (which was really decent!) didn't want to talk about "iseries"....they kinda insisted on talking about OS/400..... go figure folks...
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