So the moral of the story is use the current marketing name. As an
example use Cloud computing rather than distributed computing. :)
No, the moral of the story is that when you make a complete mishmash of
your marketing, you're lucky to even still have a product to sell. Between
picking names that were unsearchable in Google (System i, really?),
changing names multiple times in a five year period, and coming up with a
name that only the Republic of North Korea could find attractive (IBM i
operating environment running on Power Systems, really?), IBM is lucky to
still have the product line.
Blame the idiots at IBM, not the users.
Andrew Lopez
Systems Analyst
Phone: 803-714-2037
Email: ALopez@xxxxxxxxxx
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