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2748.1 | | THEBAY::CHABANED | Spasticus Dyslexicus | Thu Oct 28 1993 20:06 | 11 |
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Making the assumption that increased lead times are a function of
increased sales might be incorrect, but from my perspective I *am*
seeing more alpha orders come in.
Methinks the Osborne-effect is over and customers are starting to buy.
The fact that summer is most decidedly over and decisions can be made
helps too.
-Ed
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2748.2 | result of less workers, not more sales ? | ABACUS::WOOD | it's destiny calling | Fri Oct 29 1993 11:05 | 2 |
| It might be due to downsizing in manufacturing, too; not enough worker
bees to build quickly enough to maintain previous leadtimes.
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2748.3 | Published yes...but are they real? | ODIXIE::SCRIVEN | | Fri Oct 29 1993 12:21 | 7 |
| Try to get an order for some of those products shipped by the "Lead
time".... It's almost impossible. I believe the biggest problem is
from manufacturing (i.e., vendor supplies, downsizing, etc.) NOT from
increased sales.....
Regards.....JP
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2748.4 | | DABEAN::REAUME | Six Flags over Syracuse | Fri Oct 29 1993 13:53 | 12 |
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From the installation/MCS perspective I AM starting to see an
increase in AXP systems. I am currently involved with a eight
3000-400 AXP cluster tied in via FDDI to a Giga-switch. A few of my
DECstation/MIPS customers are being presented with the AXP migration
program.
I remember being part of a training planning group that said the
field should be "ready" for Windows NT and Alpha AXP by this past
summer. That obviously didn't happen, but hopefully....
-B{}{}M-
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2748.5 | over plan | AKOCOA::MHUGHES | | Sun Oct 31 1993 15:41 | 3 |
| The 3000 30 &40 have gone over plan, thus the increased leadtimes.
This means that sales are up for these products but also means that
we can't *plan* very well.
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