Re: the best CRM on the System i is . . . -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: Re: the best CRM on the System i is . . .
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2007 08:14:56 -0400
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Depends on your definition of "runs on the System i DB2". Ok, DB2 kinda
limits it down a little, but Domino on the i is a very popular platform
for CRM. And it isn't hard to put access to DB2 in there. Heck, we tried
to Webface some existing 5250 stuff and a programmer that used to code RPG
on the S/36 20+ years ago and was sent off for Domino training had a
website built accessing BPCS before the other gent could get Webfacing to
work on existing BPCS screens. Webfacing was abandoned.

Rob Berendt

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