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Is it perhaps possible that the AS/400 (iSeries) is a victim of Rochester's obsession with quality control and integration? For the other platforms the area experts probably own the implementation and take pride in presenting their work. On the iSeries, after they've done their bit with DB2, WebSphere, Domino, AFP or whatever, then it needs to get run through the iSeries team. I can see some internal conflicts developing there. Just a thought, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > > Yes, hence our much-bemoaned dilemma, IBM doesn't seem to know how to - or > want to - present the 400/iSeries with its distinctiveness. > > It's like a lot of the education offerings you see. Printing classes APF > (or AFP?) are available but only for mainframes. May have changed since > last I looked.
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