Re: iSeries Television Ad

[pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx]

Ryan,

I'm on the board of the OMNI user group here in Chicago. We were talking 
about the ad last week. The consensus was that the ad is nice, and that it 
fit well with the flavor of IBM's recent campaigns, but that it would have 
been better if the iSeries would have been the machine featured in the ad 
where a room full of equipment became the single machine in the corner. 
That ad had much more visual impact related to server consolidation. I 
could go on about my personal preferences regarding the advertising 
campaign, but those were the feelings of our board.


Paul Nelson
Arbor Solutions, Inc.
708-670-6978  Cell
pnelson@xxxxxxxxxx





Ryan Rhodes <rhodesr@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Hey all. I write the ENDPGM articles for eServer Magazine, and for the
April issue I'm looking into the iSeries television ad campaign that has
been running recently, most notably during the Jets/Steelers playoff game.
I'm wondering if any of you have seen the ad, and what some of you think 
of
the one ad specifically, but also about iSeries television ads in general
(finally!). If I could speak to a couple of you, or just via e-mail
correspondence, that would be great.

Ryan Rhodes
IBM eServer Magazine News Editor
Rochester, MN
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