Re: The SAGA or is it Soap Opera Continues -- WDSCI-L

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Subject: Re: The SAGA or is it Soap Opera Continues
From: Scott Klement <wdsci-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2009 18:53:02 -0500
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$2k is correct for RDi-SOA. ($800 is for plain RDi)

Shannon ODonnell wrote:

You paid $2,000.00 per developer for RDi?
Unless I misunderstood him (certainly possible) Jon Paris was saying at the
RPG/DB2 conference a couple weeks ago that that price was very negotiable
and that some companies he knew got it well below $800 per developer from
IBM.

You might want to ask Jon about it on this list and/or go back to IBM or
your IBM BP and try to get a credit on that. It sounds like you got taken
at that price.

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