Re: Y2K

[DAsmussen@xxxxxxx]

Connect (don't have any other name),

In a message dated 97-05-31 15:56:07 EDT, you write:

> Dean For openners I do not understand your solution statement to #1 in
>   regards to BPCS.  It  sounds like you have  two of their offering either
>  mixed together (CD & Millinum) or some hing. 

I guess that I'm not understanding your misunderstanding.  What we are doing
is evaluating the installation of the Y2K compliant (6.x) version of BPCS.
 The new version is so different from the old that installing it is tatamount
to "throwing out what you have and installing a new package".  I'm copying
the original missive, as well as this response to the BPCS mailing list.

>  Not sure SSA even understands it or for that matter will even return
calls.

Since when have they returned calls :-)?

>  As for the rest -  it seem to suggest  optyion  5  as the best. Others all
>  have  oles and mistruths

Option 5 IS the best, although for the stated reasons it is not available to
me personally.  You may have been confused by the range of my responses, from
a BPCS context.  Not all of my clients are ON BPCS, although many are.  One
CAN make a living off of BPCS alone, but one must be more willing to spend
time on the road than I am...

HTH,

Dean Asmussen
Enterprise Systems Consulting, Inc.
Fuquay-Varina, NC  USA
E-Mail:  DAsmussen@AOL.COM

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