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In article <5hc191$nct@client3.news.psi.net>,
os2@mistik.express.net (Mustafa Soysal MS57) wrote:
>In article <c0.9w.2FWJlz$036@picard.cds-inc.com>,  <replyto> wrote:
>>In <5h7kkq$69s@client3.news.psi.net>, os2@mistik.express.net (Mustafa Soysal MS57) writes:
>>>>small office/home office market as well as the consumer market, but OS/2
>>>>came from an organization that has always been devoted to developing
>>>>products for the big corporate market.    Small businesses have little use
>>>>for things like Communications Manager/2, or CICS/2, for example.   The
>>>
>>>You have no idea what small businesses have a use for.
>>
>>Uh, I think I do.  I'm a 50% partner in one small business, I associate
>>with three other owners of small businesses, and I've worked for quite
>>a few small businesses in the past.  I think it is you who has no
>>idea what small businesses have a use for.  To be perfectly clear,
>>I define a small business as one with 50 employees or less and less
>>than $10 mil revenue per year.
>
>And you still don't know what you can do with Communications Manager/2
>or CICS for a small business?  I think you are the partner that doesn't
>run the business or decides about these matters.

Unless a company is using an AS/400 or IBM mainframe, they'll not have much 
use for Communications Manager/2.