| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 185.1 | partial answers | RIPPLE::GRANT_JO | paint quickens to flesh | Tue Feb 16 1993 19:06 | 54 |
| | Might anyone be able to help interpret these codes (business
| segments) from a CIC or USCIC (Country Information Center)
| report. I can guess what some of they are, but would like
| to see some explanation or legend.
I can give you a few of them. Suggest you chat with local
sales finance and/or ops.
APSS
BPS
CL
CON
CSS = custom systems, like rackmount
D/D
DAS = Digital Assisted Services/self-maintenacne
DCSS
DNS
DT
FMS
HPS = Hardware Product Services/break-fix maintenance
INDEC = internal maintenance costs/revenue
IPT
MVS = multi-vendor services, formerly VES, maintenace for 3P
NW VNTRS
OFF
OTHER EU = other end user
SPG
SPS = Software Product Support/software maintenance
TPP
TRNG = I believe this is training
VOL = Volume accounts
| Also I would like to map these catagories back to another report
| that breaks the product mix by such groupings as
| S/t Group MID RANGE VAX
| S/t Group LOW END VAX
| S/t Group VAXSTATIONS
| S/t Group RISCSTATIONS
| S/t Group PC's
| S/t Group No CPU
| The above report goes on and breaks these groups with the
| specific products such as for the first the MID RANGE VAX it
| lists 6000 class machines.
| Any help or pointers would be appreciated.
Good thing these reports are user-friendly, eh? ;^)
Joel
|
| 185.2 | Couple More | POCUS::OHARA | DEC Mgmt - Target Rich Environment | Wed Feb 17 1993 08:38 | 48 |
|
APSS
BPS
CL
CON
CSS = custom systems, like rackmount
D/D
DAS = Digital Assisted Services/self-maintenacne
DCSS
DNS
DT
FMS = Facility Management Services (outsourcing)
HPS = Hardware Product Services/break-fix maintenance
INDEC = internal maintenance costs/revenue
IPT
MVS = multi-vendor services, formerly VES, maintenace for 3P
NW VNTRS
OFF = Office Systems (?)
OTHER EU = other end user
SPG
SPS = Software Product Support/software maintenance
TPP
TRNG = I believe this is training
VOL = Volume accounts
| Also I would like to map these catagories back to another report
| that breaks the product mix by such groupings as
| S/t Group MID RANGE VAX
| S/t Group LOW END VAX
| S/t Group VAXSTATIONS
| S/t Group RISCSTATIONS
| S/t Group PC's
| S/t Group No CPU
| The above report goes on and breaks these groups with the
| specific products such as for the first the MID RANGE VAX it
| lists 6000 class machines.
| Any help or pointers would be appreciated.
Good thing these reports are user-friendly, eh? ;^)
Joel
|
| 185.3 | good start | PTOVAX::PEARLMAN | | Wed Feb 17 1993 13:12 | 5 |
| Thanks for the start. It is the local people that are asking. The one
that seems to keep cropping up is IPT.
Might anyone have any pointers to someone at the corporate level that
might help.
|
| 185.4 | | RIPPLE::GRANT_JO | paint quickens to flesh | Wed Feb 17 1993 14:00 | 4 |
| You might try someone in Bob Nealon's office.
Joel
|
| 185.5 | Couple more and a contact | SUBSJF::LANDRIGAN | | Wed Feb 17 1993 16:51 | 52 |
| I may be rusty on some of these (I worked in Operations last year), but to check
or get the ones I can't I would suggest June Coolidge in MRO.
bl
APSS
BPS - business protection services
CL - customer learning (old ed services)
CON - consulting (assumption)
CSS = custom systems, like rackmount
D/D - decdirect
DAS = Digital Assisted Services/self-maintenacne
DCSS
DNS
DT
FMS = Facility Management Services (outsourcing)
HPS = Hardware Product Services/break-fix maintenance
INDEC = internal maintenance costs/revenue
IPT
MVS = multi-vendor services, formerly VES, maintenace for 3P
NW VNTRS
OFF = Office Systems (?)
OTHER EU = other end user
SPG - software products group (licenses, etc)
SPS = Software Product Support/software maintenance
TPP - third party products
TRNG = I believe this is training
VOL = Volume accounts
| Also I would like to map these catagories back to another report
| that breaks the product mix by such groupings as
| S/t Group MID RANGE VAX
| S/t Group LOW END VAX
| S/t Group VAXSTATIONS
| S/t Group RISCSTATIONS
| S/t Group PC's
| S/t Group No CPU
| The above report goes on and breaks these groups with the
| specific products such as for the first the MID RANGE VAX it
| lists 6000 class machines.
| Any help or pointers would be appreciated.
Good thing these reports are user-friendly, eh? ;^)
Joel
|
| 185.6 | Another item added | POCUS::OHARA | DEC Mgmt - Target Rich Environment | Thu Feb 18 1993 08:19 | 49 |
|
APSS
BPS - business protection services
CL - customer learning (old ed services)
CON - consulting (assumption)
CSS = custom systems, like rackmount
D/D - decdirect
DAS = Digital Assisted Services/self-maintenacne
DCSS
DNS
DT
FMS = Facility Management Services (outsourcing)
HPS = Hardware Product Services/break-fix maintenance
INDEC = internal maintenance costs/revenue
IPT
MVS = multi-vendor services, formerly VES, maintenace for 3P
NW VNTRS = New Ventures
OFF = Office Systems (?)
OTHER EU = other end user
SPG - software products group (licenses, etc)
SPS = Software Product Support/software maintenance
TPP - third party products
TRNG = I believe this is training
VOL = Volume accounts
| Also I would like to map these catagories back to another report
| that breaks the product mix by such groupings as
| S/t Group MID RANGE VAX
| S/t Group LOW END VAX
| S/t Group VAXSTATIONS
| S/t Group RISCSTATIONS
| S/t Group PC's
| S/t Group No CPU
| The above report goes on and breaks these groups with the
| specific products such as for the first the MID RANGE VAX it
| lists 6000 class machines.
| Any help or pointers would be appreciated.
Good thing these reports are user-friendly, eh? ;^)
Joel
|
| 185.7 | Some more items | CARTUN::BERGART | Jeff-the-ref | Thu Feb 18 1993 14:41 | 54 |
| Most of these are Digital Services Seg. codes. They now group into
two major categories MCS Multi-vendor Customer Services
and PS/SI Professional Services/ Syst. Integration
APSS - Application Project Services - Software (the old PSS
Professional Software Services)
BPS - business protection services
CL - customer learning (old ed services)
CON - consulting (assumption)
CSS = custom systems, like rackmount
D/D - decdirect
DAS = Digital Assisted Services/self-maintenacne
DCSS - Digital Customer Support Services
DNS - Digital Network Services? (Usually NIS - Network Integ. Srv)
DT - Desk Top?
FMS = Facility Management Services (outsourcing)
HPS = Hardware Product Services/break-fix maintenance
INDEC = internal maintenance costs/revenue
IPT
MVS = multi-vendor services, formerly VES, maintenace for 3P
NW VNTRS = New Ventures
OFF = Office Systems (?)
OTHER EU = other end user
SPG - software products group (licenses, etc)
SPS = Software Product Support/software maintenance
TPP - third party products
TRNG = I believe this is training
VOL = Volume accounts
| Also I would like to map these catagories back to another report
| that breaks the product mix by such groupings as
| S/t Group MID RANGE VAX
| S/t Group LOW END VAX
| S/t Group VAXSTATIONS
| S/t Group RISCSTATIONS
| S/t Group PC's
| S/t Group No CPU
| The above report goes on and breaks these groups with the
| specific products such as for the first the MID RANGE VAX it
| lists 6000 class machines.
| Any help or pointers would be appreciated.
Good thing these reports are user-friendly, eh? ;^)
Joel
|
| 185.8 | all but IPT | PTOVAX::PEARLMAN | | Fri Feb 19 1993 10:59 | 5 |
| Thanks for all the replies. I even found a table somewhere that had
most of them. What we still can find is IPT. On the table for IPT it
says IPT. We even have what appears to be certs for IPT.
I'll try calling the pointers.
|
| 185.9 | IPT = TPL | PTOVAX::PEARLMAN | | Mon Feb 22 1993 09:24 | 3 |
| Per June Coolidge, IPT is what was formerly called TPL, the Traditional
Product Line. These were the folks that refurbished the equipment
and then resold it.
|
| 185.10 | D/D = Diagnostics & Documentation | WR1FOR::BOYNTON_CA | | Mon Mar 08 1993 19:32 | 1 |
| Within Digital Services, D/D is Diagnostics & Documentation, not DecDirect
|
| 185.11 | DEC acronym conference pointer | KAOOA::PINKERTON | Prov 3:5-6 | Mon Mar 29 1993 17:50 | 5 |
| You might also try the Acronym conference
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