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Judging by past inquires into Robot stuff, I would wager that their 
solution probably wouldn't beat even Byteware's, pricewise.

Rob Berendt
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safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." 
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rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I am looking at adding paging software to our P50.  However $10,000 from 

> Byteware seems rather excessive.  That, and $1,500/year maintenance. 
> Granted it's nice looking and feature packed.
> What alternatives are out there?

If you are looking for something that will monitor message queues and 
send pages under certain conditions, I recommend against Robot/Alert.

Robot/Alert is a fine paging package ... but that's all it is.  It only 
sends pages.  It integrates well with the other Robot products, but as a 
stand alone system it's kind of lacking.

Mind you, the last time I looked at Robot/Alert was about 7 years ago 
... so things might have changed.

david


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