I've been in San Jose and been looking at different migration-tools for some
weeks now.
My experience is, that there is alot of marketing material but very few
proven and tested tools.
Then there are solutions that work if you have very few programs but don't
work for 1000 or more programs.
Seems like many companies started after the announcement to offer tools.
Everybody wants some of that migration money.

Are there any IT-Departments out there that already migrated?
I do not mean buy a new software but migrate their existing package.
Wonder how they did it, what tools and what time and money was involved.

Michael

Still waiting on the white paper from HP-EDS.
As they only told us about "our" problems and nothing about the
solutions-tools from HP. Even so the seminar was "How HP can help you".

On Fri, 26 Apr 2002 09:32:29 -0500, Terry Warns <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>A client received some marketing material this week concerning Migration of
>their HP3000.  It notes in the materials that parts may not be available
>after October 2003.  Can anyone elaborate on this?
>
>Terry Warns
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