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To: Karl Drobnic who wrote (5461)11/5/1997 2:45:00 PM
From: Don Hutchinson  Read Replies (7) of 31646
 
Got the following info from Scott Liolos this
AM. Per Scott, all the money below flows
directly to Topro.

1) Planty2kone will be slip-streamed into the
Wonderware's FactorySuite1000 product
(bundled) to dealers now. When a client wants
to buy FactorySuite1000, he gets Planty2kone
free for 60 days. Capability of the CD for 60
days is only to identify embedded system
components you have from a pick-list. Period.
This list is only as current as of the time
the CD was cut.

2) Next Month, FactorySuite2000 (upgrade)
will be sent to ALL Wonderware clients who own
FactorySuite1000 (20,000 +- customers).
PlantY2Kone will be bundeled with it and will
be free for 60 days. Again, capability of the
CD for 60 days is only to identify what you
have from a pick-list. Period.

3) To keep the CD and software on the CD
that was operable during the 60 days (very
limited as above), the client must pay $4000.

4) To move on to analysis, fix, etc. and to
access the up-to-date database at Topro via
internet connection, the client must pay $5000
more on top of the $4000 above.

5) If the client wants the additional
capability of searching for proprietary code
(this is probably microcode) within their
systems, the customer must pay an additional
$2000.

6) If the client requests that a y2k
compliance report be run for a particular
component, that report will cost them an
additional $150 per report.

Scott stated that many clients will opt to pay
the $9000 upon receipt of the CD.

I am a software developer. This is THE way to
do it. Call this popcorn? More like a
fission reaction.
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