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Silvon got out of the change management game a few years ago. Their stuff was bought by MKS, I believe. We once looked at Silvon, Aldon, and SoftLanding. My impression was that, at the time, Aldon was more programmer friendly. SoftLanding looked better from a change management and project management point of view. That was, of course, seven years ago. We bought ChangeMan from Serena because it's multi-platform. The AS/400 components do seem a bit like the red-haired stepchild. Functionally the interfaces look like they'll work the same for the developers and managers, but the AS/400 required its own repository, and the install and support seemed kind of thin for the AS/400. We haven't delved deeply into the product so I don't know too much about it. -Jim -----Original Message----- From: Brian Eckenrod [mailto:beckenrod@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2003 3:36 PM To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion Subject: RE: change management software A few years ago I headed a project to choose change management software for my employer. We reviewed all the major players at the time: Silvon, Aldon, Softlanding, perhaps some others I cannot remember. The basic outcome was that Softlanding was, by far, the superior product when comparing features and fuctions, but was also nearly double the cost of the others. I believe our second choice, just based on features and function was Silvon's product. I do have proctical experience with Softlanding and Silvon and would choose Softlanding based on that experience as well. As it turned out, we did not purchase anything as the AS400 group was absorbed in to an SAP implementation, but that's a story for another day.... This was a couple years ago, so I'm sure the features of each have changed, but that's my experience. HTH, Brian -----Original Message----- From: McBride, Catherine [mailto:CMcbride@xxxxxxxxx] Sent: Tue 12/2/2003 2:31 PM To: 'midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx' Cc: Subject: change management software We are evaluating change management software for ISeries, and would enjoy hearing what products you might be using. Any info you're willing to share will be much much appreciated! Kind Regards, Cathy McBride
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