Sure keep me in clothes, shoes and feed for about 20+ years plus of course
my family. If they are dead, I must be working on ghost machines......lol
Scott Ford
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
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Subject: Re: The Obsolete mainframe?
Paul Gilmartin wrote:
> Which itself is biasing the number, since some major mainframe
> hardware and software vendors nowadays derive a preponderance of
> their "total earnings" from non-"mainframe hardware and software"
> lines of business.
>
From what I know, just the opposite is true. Mainframe revenues at
large ISVs subsidize their entire business -- including massive
expenditures developing products for non-mainframe platforms.
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