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Same thing here. Dumping the AS/400 for Windows/Intel/SQL Server.
On Thu, Jun 23, 2011 at 4:37 PM, Pete Hall <pete@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 2011-06-21 17:58, Michael Soucy wrote:our
Is it me or are more and more companies leaving the IBM i / Power
platform? The company I work for decided last year to move away from
yearIBM i to the world of Windows and canned packages. It's been over a
thenow, and they have yet to buy their first package nor have they even
decided on one yet. I think they're finding it more difficult than they
thought to get rid of our IBM i. As it is now we're looking at least
another year maybe even longer on our IBM i before they totally get rid
of the system. It probably doesn't help that they keep hiring Bozo
consultants (no disrespect to Bozo the clown) who have no clue about
listIBM i and what it would take to migrate away from the system to a
Windows / Intel based system.
I hate to say it, but me too. They're going to dump the i, even if it
costs them money. "The i is just an (ancient) AS400 (lipstick on a
pig.)" Can't do anything about it. Gotta live with it, need to stay
employed. I'm learning Oracle. IBM, you're too little, too late. Sorry.
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Pete Hall
pete@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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