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  3. September 2009

Re: p and i systems reliability

Q) How do you know a consultant is lying?
A) They say "I managed a successful SAP installation on time and on
budget"



midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 09/14/2009 8:55:57 AM >>>
You say that most folks are moving business apps to Wintel... while
that's true, I've been hearing an awful lot of reports of people
switching from IBM i to running SAP on AIX.

Pete Helgren wrote:
Yep, it *could*. I was thinking more in terms of someone who has an i

and is being told that they need to switch to a "more modern" platform

like Wintel. I wonder about business applications available in AIX?
I
know web serving and DB serving are strong application areas but when
I
scan my memory for an advertisement touting a business application on
AIX I come up dry. I am *sure* they exist (just Google for them) but
in
terms of mind share for business applications, it is predominately
Windows I think.

I guess I'd rather see someone go from i to p than from i to Intel.



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