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Conference humane::scheduler

Title:	SCHEDULER
Notice:	Welcome to the Scheduler Conference on node HUMANEril
Moderator:	RUMOR::FALEK

Created:	Sat Mar 20 1993
Last Modified:	Tue Jun 03 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1240
Total number of notes:	5017

1078.0. "Negev Software Industries ?????" by GIDDAY::DONNELLY () Tue Apr 23 1996 21:59

    Hiya, 
    
      I've recently logged an IPMT against scheduler on VMS and it's been
    assigned to a firm called 'Negev Software Industries'  Does this mean
    Scheduler support is no longer carried out by Digital.
    
    Cheers,
    
    
    Steve Donnelly
    
    P.S. IPMT Ref: STLQ31666

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1078.1 TUNES::COLLIER Wed Apr 24 1996 11:09 13

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1078.1		TUNES::COLLIER		`Wed Apr 24 1996 11:09`	13
	Steve- NSI used to be part of Digital and was spun off as a seperate company. They have been contracting out maintenance work against Digital products for years, including RDB/Oracle and other big name products. NSM has chosen to follow this pattern w/ a number of polycenter products over time - it is basically invisible to most parts of the chain. Scheduler has been using them a number of months now. We have had their engineers on-site for extended detailed internals training and we continue to support them as well as customers. Over time we will transition all of the support for V2 on VMS servers to NSI, but we will still back them up and remain responsible. So far things have been smooth and really the only thing you should see is a different routing for ipmt cases, and perhaps a few new faces popping up in the notesfile from time to time :-) ...Ron...

Steve- NSI used to be part of Digital and was spun off as a seperate company.
They have been contracting out maintenance work against Digital products for
years, including RDB/Oracle and other big name products.  NSM has chosen to
follow this pattern w/ a number of polycenter products over time - it is
basically invisible to most parts of the chain.  Scheduler has been using 
them a number of months now.  We have had their engineers on-site for
extended detailed internals training and we continue to support them as
well as customers.  Over time we will transition all of the support for
V2 on VMS servers to NSI, but we will still back them up and remain
responsible.  So far things have been smooth and really the only thing
you should see is a different routing for ipmt cases, and perhaps a few
new faces popping up in the notesfile from time to time :-)
...Ron...