iSeries vs MS Server 2003 -- MIDRANGE-L

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Subject: iSeries vs MS Server 2003
From: "Cletus" <cletusr@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 07:09:36 -0600
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I am working with a prospect that is currently MS centric. There are
multiple servers, each providing separate and non integrated functions for
the diversified organization. My general consensus is to base your core
applications on an iSeries and the additional ones on MS, with some sort of
integration. 

Years ago, IBM had several white papers and marketing pieces that compared
the two technologies, with MS always at least 2 years behind in architecture
and reliability. I am interested in looking for any updated material in that
vein again, whether from IBM or not.

All comments are welcome!

Cletus

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Re: iSeries vs MS Server 2003 , Tom Jedrzejewicz

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