In [EMAIL PROTECTED], on 04/13/2006
at 08:01 PM, Brian Westerman [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have been reading this string with a lot of interest. For the past
10 years or so, the company I work for has made a LOT of money moving
people BACK to the mainframe after their failed attempts
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 23:46:22 -0600, Timothy Sipples
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll have to officially call this a rumor and only specify the general
parameters, but I'll see what I can say.
That is a well-crafted description, Timothy. I need to tread lightly too,
but I heard a remarkably
I have been reading this string with a lot of interest. For the past 10
years or so, the company I work for has made a LOT of money moving people
BACK to the mainframe after their failed attempts to migrate things to a
client/server and in a some of cases to some other even lesser platforms.
I
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Subject: Re: Moving BACK to the mainframe
Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2006 20:01:29 -0500
I have been reading this string with a lot of interest. For the past 10
years or so, the company I work for has made a LOT
From: Warner Mach [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have been reading IBM-Main off and on for awhile and one of the
reoccurring concerns
is, of course, the phasing out of the mainframe at various shops.
Very recently I've been talking to two different people at two different
shops who both share a similar
Dave Salt wrote:
From: Warner Mach [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have been reading IBM-Main off and on for awhile and one of the
reoccurring concerns
is, of course, the phasing out of the mainframe at various shops.
Very recently I've been talking to two different people at two different
shops who
Steve,
I've contacted the 2 people off list and forwarded your email to them. I've
explained the situation, and left it up to them whether they want to contact
you or not. I hope they do, but of course it's up to them and their
management. Sometimes, management isn't too keen to have their Oops
Dave Salt wrote:
Steve,
I've contacted the 2 people off list and forwarded your email to them. I've
explained the situation, and left it up to them whether they want to
contact you or not.
Absolutely. That's terrific. Thanks.
I hope they do, but of course it's up to them and their
In a message dated 4/12/2006 12:57:28 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yup. Keep 'em coming, y'all.
Did the boothill website die from lack of use or lack of inclination?
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I'll have to officially call this a rumor and only specify the general
parameters, but I'll see what I can say.
Apparently there's some group sponsored by some software company that
alleges that it makes business sense to move everything away from the
mainframe to an unreliable, expensive,
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