On 2/13/97 6:53 AM, Moore, INTERNET:[log in to unmask]
writes:

>Our organization is migrating from an HP3000 system to a DEC ALPHA
>platform running Windows NT, SQLServer, and all of Windows 95 Office
>Professional programs. We're moving from MS-DOS and terminals to Windows 95
>and networked PC's. I'm looking for an experienced HP3000 professional who
>can help us make that transition and then continue to work with in the new
>environment. The data conversions, software, and system replacements will
>take about two years. At the end of that process, you will be experienced
>and qualified in many new areas of technology. The HP3000 programming role
>will become one of programming in SQL and ACCESS. The HP3000 system
>administrator tasks will now be for NT networks. In short, if you want to
>move out of the rapidly shrinking HP3000 arena, and into the brave new
>world of client server software and hardware, you should E-Mail me at
>([log in to unmask]).

 Let's see what they have at the end of the "about two year" process.