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Not a technical problem but a marketing/visibility gripe: the poster asked why the expected publicity blitz for Informix Dynamic Server 10 never materialised, having seen only one poor CRN item. Replies said no such blitz was ever planned, and that any marketing push would more likely come ahead of the release codenamed "Cheetah". Others complained Informix was absent from IBM Software Live in London (which featured DB2 9) and that UK Informix training and EGL information were hard to find; links to IBM's UK course catalogue and EGL (part of Rational Application Developer) were supplied. No resolution beyond those pointers.
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I thought there was going to be some kind of news/media blitz for Informix 10?
I keep waiting and watching but haven't seen anything but that awful CRN news item.
What happened?
Double Echo said:
> I thought there was going to be some kind of news/media blitz for Informix
> 10?
>
> I keep waiting and watching but haven't seen anything but that awful CRN
> news item.
>
> What happened?
Surely that should have been "wither Informix"? :oD
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Obnoxio The Clown wrote:
> Double Echo said:
>> I thought there was going to be some kind of news/media blitz for Informix
>> 10?
>>
>> I keep waiting and watching but haven't seen anything but that awful CRN
>> news item.
>>
>> What happened?
>
> Surely that should have been "wither Informix"? :oD
>
I was going to use that...
:-)
Double Echo wrote:
> I thought there was going to be some kind of news/media blitz for Informix 10?
>
> I keep waiting and watching but haven't seen anything but that awful CRN news item.
>
> What happened?
Don't believe there was a plan to do a media blitz on IDS 10
I think there may be some marketing budget to have some marketing prior
to the launch of the product currently codenamed "cheetah". Will this
be a "blitz" or a drip feed over the next 6 months? lets see
"scottishpoet" <dryburghj@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1161985236.311350.185960@m7g2000cwm.googlegroups.com...
>
> Double Echo wrote:
>> I thought there was going to be some kind of news/media blitz for
>> Informix 10?
>>
>> I keep waiting and watching but haven't seen anything but that awful CRN
>> news item.
>>
>> What happened?
>
> Don't believe there was a plan to do a media blitz on IDS 10
The IBM thought police will be paying you a visit soon!
And it wasn't even mentioned at IBM Software Live - an IBM Software division
event this week in London. But they did give pride of place to DB2 9.
However, we mustn't be downhearted. Informix training in the UK is still
almost impossible to find on the IBM web-site and is still not part of
mainstream IBM training - it even highlights this in the catalog - and when
I tried to find any information on EGL I kept being sent from one group to
another.
So, IBM in chaos - what's new
Regards
Malcolm
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Subject: Whither Informix?
I thought there was going to be some kind of news/media blitz for Informix
10?
I keep waiting and watching but haven't seen anything but that awful CRN
news item.
What happened?
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