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PV Rajan
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2/15/2008 6:48 PM
Any idea which Lawson platform is more popular among the following three- Unix, Windows and iSeries? Or Can you rate the popularity of Lawson apps on these platforms? Thanks!
k-rock
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2/15/2008 7:50 PM
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From what I've seen, this is the order of most popular (most installations)
Unix > Windows > iSeries
I have heard of many customers moving to Windows lately, so the mix could be changing. It usually is a product of the skill set present in the IT department of each company, not necessarily a recommendation of Lawson or consultants.
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2/20/2008 7:54 PM
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My understanding over the past couple of years is that it's about 1/3 equally for each.
Shane Jones
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9/11/2008 10:16 PM
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When we were planning for the LSF9 upgrade our Lawson Rep told the I.S. department that they were evenly distributed but iSeries and Unix was getting smaller.
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