Keith,

Are you unaware of the plethora of tools that can present a GUI or web interface to a user withOUT 5250 requirements? System i5 has a legacy (yes) of 5250, but it is not the only user interface any more.

And, can you define "these name changes"? The AS/400 was introduced in 1988, the iSeries in 2000, the System i5 in 2006. 18 years is a long time in IT, and the System i5 is significantly different than an AS/400.

Trevor

----- Original Message ----- From: "Keith Carpenter"
Subject: Re: Say Hello to IBM System i5!



Yet given all that, it's the interface that leaves the biggest
impression.  5250 is killing the AS400/iSeries/i5 (and these name
changes aren't helping).


Keith


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