> I just got a pre-release of some IBM DB2 UDB pricing for Linux - the
> ratios between (large) Windows or other Linux servers and 'Enterprise'
> servers seem pretty sensible - fingers of one hand sort of numbers.
Phil:
The price of DB2 UDB V8.1 Enterprise Server Edition (ESE) is the same on
all
> > What kind of ninny takes a single number from a lab-queen test and uses it to build
> > the pricing model for their business?
> At least two of my previous employers. Of course one is no longer a
> going concern, and the other is presently on the ropes. Of course
> neither of them have ever
Scott Courtney wrote:
> What kind of ninny takes a single number from a lab-queen test and uses it to build
> the pricing model for their business?
At least two of my previous employers. Of course one is no longer a
going concern, and the other is presently on the ropes. Of course
neither of t
On Tuesday 24 September 2002 02:42 pm, David Boyes wrote:
> > If you think that your test is not *widely* used by IBM, IBM partners,
> > vendors, developers, integrators, grocery baggers, etc. etc
> > etc you need to tap into this place we call reality.
[...]
>
> No, but most of the others have ha
> David,
> If you think that your test is not *widely* used by IBM, IBM partners,
> vendors, developers, integrators, grocery baggers, etc. etc
> etc you need to
> tap into this place we call reality. :) Too late to try to
> reel that one
> in, I'm afraid.
No, but most of the others have had t
Boyes
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> I even had one vendor reference David Boyes's test of 40k servers on a
> machine as justification of their pricing, boy are the hype
> meters going
> off!
>
> phil
>
> > So, who is the vendor that charges $640 on Intel and $91,000 on an IFL?
> > This should be a business killer.
> Check out the following URL for more complete information:
> http://www.bmc.com/corporate/nr2002/091602_1.html
History teaches us that incumbents often don't make the curve during
Check out the following URL for more complete information:
http://www.bmc.com/corporate/nr2002/091602_1.html
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>With the ongoing activity in the Linux/390 or Linux/Z (linz) arena I
>have come across an interesting problem. It appears that many of the
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"NEW" linz ISVs have decided to hit the big time when pricing their
software. The
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> With the ongoing activity in the Linux/390 or Linux/Z (linz)
With the ongoing activity in the Linux/390 or Linux/Z (linz) arena I
have come across an interesting problem. It appears that many of the
"NEW" linz ISVs have decided to hit the big time when pricing their
software. These vendors are looking at using the proof-of-concept
numbers being presen
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