Re: SYS21 - Anyone Use Change Management?

We are ALDON users since March.
Just finished the mapping of PKMS, LEADTEC & INFINIUM.
Next step is the biggest - I'll do the GEAC mapping in mid-May.

I expect having some issues regarding the mapping strategy, because of the
multiple data libraries we use.
For packages of such complexity, the main concern is the way you divide the
mapping
1 - map all GEAC applications into one single Aldon application or
2 - map every GEAC application into a correspondent Aldon application
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The rest is just work - meaning the huge 'cleanup' required by any Change
Management solutions.
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You could also look in the archives of this list - I found several
indications there. Also, if Aldon is your choice, you could rely on their
support, which I find extremely good.



Thx
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Andrei Centea
AS/400 admin
Sara Lee Branded Apparel of Canada (Canadelle)
Montreal
514-723-8428








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Does anyone use the Change Management application in System 21?

I am looking for an overview of what it can do and what options it affects.

Thanks,
Phil Mant
Williams Controls.
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