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On 7/14/05, Don <dr2@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > No, you're fairly accurate. Problem is, the M$ kool-aid is all they were > taught in B.school. And, gee, guess what, you bring the skillsets you > learn in school to the workplace.... Some of us remember the hell that was Windows NT so we know the kool-aid tastes like crap. On the other hand, to someone that did use NT in a production environment, the fact that you can now get uptimes of 6 months or more regularly out of Windows and SQL Server things don't seem so bad any more. > > Frankly, we've had a major turnover in IT management and Sr. staff in the > last 10 years and very few of them know about AS400 or consider it to be > state of the art... > Sadly the best or even good technology rarely wins. It's always what's cheapest, and easiest and somewhat does the job for the most part.
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