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To: Bear Dolbair who wrote (8354)3/15/1998 11:01:00 AM
From: Bear Dolbair   of 64865
 
CyberCarnage: Everything We Own Is Obsolete

ncworldmag.com
ncworldmag.com

"But there is a problem with the equipment and software we are using.

Everything we purchased is obsolete. Everything we installed is
obsolete. Every piece of hardware. Every piece of software. All the
mainframes, all the servers, all the Personal Computers (PCs), all the
network equipment, all the cable, all the modems -- they are not going
to meet the needs of the next generation of computing. Write off our
investment in systems, training, services, and consulting.

Everything has to be done all over again.

But we knew it was coming. This CyberCarnage that will decimate our IS
investment.

The paradigm shift from the cloistered halls of mainframe systems to
the avant-garde freedom of minicomputer computing is history. So is
the paradigm of personal productivity computing. The PC has become a
problem, a very costly progenitor of frustration. And the paradigm
shift from PCs to client/server computing? It's not the answer. The
Wintel Alliance may want you to put a micro mainframe on every desk --
and they may expect you to tie them together with every more complex
networks. But we know that strategy will not work. Not in the long
run. It's far too expensive. And too damn risky.

Because the next paradigm shift is happening. Right now. And it will
change everything."
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