Hi Art,
Your recollection of the figures from the keynote matches mine.
Linda
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On Mar 10, 2015, at 1:36 PM, Art Gutowski arthur.gutow...@gm.com wrote:
If my notes are accurate from Ross' Keynote address to SHARE attendees in
Seattle, mainframes account for 68% of
so what are you saying? those IT managers that cut the mainframe market by
50%+ in few years by migration to WUL platforms didn't know to calculate?
The numbers in the webcast can be explained. There is a high-cost entry
level to the mainframe market, which only those who are already there (or
On 3/10/15 8:19 PM, Charles Mills wrote:
Windows support costs are hard to identify. We know who supports
the mainframe; they work for mainframe IT. But Windows in each
department is supported in his spare time by that bright
computer whiz kid in that department, and he is on their payroll.
I
*Usually* not.
Charles
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On Tue, 10 Mar 2015 15:36:30 -0500, Art Gutowski wrote:
Given the armies of sysadmins
Is there a link to the keynote or the data presented during the keynote?
Lo
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On Tue, Mar 10, 2015 at 3:36 PM, Art Gutowski arthur.gutow...@gm.com
wrote:
If my notes are accurate from Ross' Keynote address to SHARE
If my notes are accurate from Ross' Keynote address to SHARE attendees in
Seattle, mainframes account for 68% of production workloads, but only 6% of IT
spend (exclusive of aggregate labor costs across platforms). Given the armies
of sysadmins to support *nix and windoze platforms, I gotta
Wow, those are big numbers! Thank you, Tom.
This seems to be a good thing to be shared with techies, but specially with
management. I'm looking forward to it.
Thanks,
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, March 10, 2015 1:37 PM
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Subject: Re: Economics of Mainframe Technology
If my notes are accurate from Ross' Keynote address to SHARE attendees in
Seattle, mainframes account for 68% of production workloads, but only 6% of IT
spend (exclusive of aggregate labor costs across
arthur.gutow...@gm.com (Art Gutowski) writes:
If my notes are accurate from Ross' Keynote address to SHARE attendees
in Seattle, mainframes account for 68% of production workloads, but
only 6% of IT spend (exclusive of aggregate labor costs across
platforms). Given the armies of sysadmins to
On Tue, 10 Mar 2015 15:36:30 -0500, Art Gutowski wrote:
Given the armies of sysadmins to support *nix and windoze platforms, I gotta
believe labor costs on these platforms eclipse those of the mainframe.
As Lynn mentions, the move to cloud affects them too - maybe most of all.
The time of the
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