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Richard Gambrell <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>According to Russ Frantz:
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>> The HP3000 is not a growth engine for the company. There has been a 60%
>> demand for work station sales.
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>The problem seems to me to lie in what *business* HP thinks it is in for
>*real*. Technical workstations go along very well with all the other EE stuff.
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>I'm fortunate to have access to HP employees who still respect and know the
>hp3000, but they seem to be a dying breed. They are replaced by unix types
>that sometimes know what they are doing, but they often don't have the same
>respect for the end-user that MPE types always held so high. Of course, I
>see the same problem with PC/Netware/Windows/NT, etc. types - only worse.
>What these types see as acceptable, even "good" work, would have gotten you
>fired on a HP3000 MPE system. If HP is *serious* about pursuing the renewed
>interest in the HP3000 and competing with the AS/400s, etc., it will fix this
>trend ASAP. BTW, I *really* like the new MPE ads.
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>-- - - - Speaking for myself and not necessarily anybody else - - - - - -
>Richard Gambrell | Internet: [log in to unmask]
>Mgr. Tech. Services | POT: 504-483-7454 FAX: 504-482-1561
>Xavier University of LA | Smail: 7325 Palmetto, New Orleans, LA 70125
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