"I've tried 'selling' telecommuting for 1-2 days a week, and found that many (but not all) managers on all levels are opposed to this: CEO's, Division managers, and project managers."
That's because they need you right there in case of an emergency. My usual response was theat if there really was an emergency that required my onsite presence, I could be there within an hour.
Funny how the need to be onsite in case of an emergency vanishes when the rates drop due to offshoring the work. Now instead of being there in an hour, the responsible party might be able to get onsite in a week or so.
Indexed files are supported in Kobol. Not exactly VSAM, but close enough for most applications.
As for IMS, there is a command level preprocessor available for it. It is just rarely used. In fact, it is the same preprocessor that is used for command level CICS.
"I've tried 'selling' telecommuting for 1-2 days a week, and found that many (but not all) managers on all levels are opposed to this: CEO's, Division managers, and project managers."
That's because they need you right there in case of an emergency . My usual response was theat if there really was an emergency that required my onsite presence, I could be there within an hour.
Funny how the need to be onsite in case of an emergency vanishes when the rates drop due to offshoring the work. Now instead of being there in an hour, the responsible party might be able to get onsite in a week or so.
Indexed files are supported in Kobol. Not exactly VSAM, but close enough for most applications.
As for IMS, there is a command level preprocessor available for it. It is just rarely used. In fact, it is the same preprocessor that is used for command level CICS.