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Hi, I am trying to collect information on Operating Satem reliability

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Robert B Chapman)
Fri Jan 21 15:47:42 2000

From: "Robert B Chapman" <bobchap@attglobal.net>
To: "bobcha@iads.net" <bobcha@iads.net>
Cc: "president@apcug.org" <president@apcug.org>,
        "webmaster@userserve.ucsd.edu" <webmaster@userserve.ucsd.edu>,
        "james@ghostman.com" <james@ghostman.com>,
        "os2www@mit.edu" <os2www@MIT.EDU>,
        "scarter@vcnet.com" <scarter@vcnet.com>,
        "mtj@mindspring.com" <mtj@mindspring.com>,
        "os2user@contact.net" <os2user@contact.net>,
        "jsjqc@qcunix1.qc.edu" <jsjqc@qcunix1.qc.edu>
Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 12:47:05 -0800 (PST)
Reply-To: "Robert B Chapman" <bobchap@attglobal.net>

IADS is trying to collect useful statistics on the cost of
PC and mainframe operating system failures so that we can
get a better idea of the risks associated with standard
project tasks. Would you be so kind as to review the
enclosed press release consider and announcing it to your members?

Thank you

Bob Chapman
President

----------------------------------------------------------
Press Release

Institute of Advanced Development Strategies, Inc. announces
the immediate availability of a new web page created to
track and report on operating system crashes. This web page,
located at:

http://www.iadsinc.com/TrackSystemCrashes.html

provides a method of reporting on and viewing the aggregate
results of operating system crashes.

The web page shows crashes by operating system and includes
(1) a count of the Y2K related incidents, (2) the number of
man minutes of outage reported and (3) the main symptom of
the crash.

Anyone can report an operating system crash and the updated
results table can be viewed immediately.

For additional information call Robert Chapman, President,
Institute of Advanced Development Strategies, Inc. at
949.448.9578 or e-mail bobchap@ibm.net.

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