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My point was that name recognition is everything in marketing and when a product loses it's name, it is VERY hard to get that back.
IBM has spent millions in losing the name recognition of a box nobody clearly understood to begin with.
A product line that has less than 8% in "new installs" needs much more than a new name.
Assuming the rumor is true about a new name, giving the name i5/os will obscure the product even more.
I don't understand something. So far, the noise about i5/OS has been mostly complaining. What is going on?
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