[PLUG] IBM customers talk about Server Consolidation by using LINUX

["John Voris" <jvoris@axs2000.net>]

IBM has customers talking about LINUX SERVER CONSOLIDATION 
on their mid-range product iSeries-AS/400 
TELE-SEMINAR ON MAY 16th AT 11:00 AM EDT.

"Find out how you can reduce your Total Cost of Ownership (TCO), 
increase efficiency and enhance performance with an IBM Linux 
Server Consolidation solution.

Register at:
  http://isource.ibm.com/cgi-bin/goto?on=c4620registration


Flexible, reliable and cost-effective, Linux is truly a 
game-changing technology. And with the power of an IBM 
e-server, you can consolidate hundreds of different servers 
onto a single box running Linux. This can help you reduce 
costs, increase efficiency, enhance performance, speed 
deployment and reduce your TCO -- all while delivering 
world-class IBM mainframe e-business technologies. And you 
can learn all about it at our Server Consolidation 
tele-seminar on May 16th.

Hosted by Richard A. Lechner, Vice President of Sales and 
Marketing for IBM Enterprise Servers, the tele-seminar will 
give you an inside look at the entire process of undergoing 
an IBM Linux Server Consolidation solution. IBM Linux Server 
Consolidation customers will share their experiences, from 
the decision-making process, through implementation, to hard 
results. Afterwards, an open Q&A session will allow you to 
learn even more.

Visit:
  http://isource.ibm.com/cgi-bin/goto?on=c4620registration
to register for our Linux Server Consolidation tele-seminar 


John Voris           mailto:jvoris@axs2000.net
                     http://www.axs2000.net/jvoris

-- IBM Certified Specialist, iSeries --
----- Technical Solutions Designer ----

----- John Voris Consulting, Inc ------
-----  AS/400 & Java Consulting  ------
-----        610 873-0780        ------

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