 (Nikkei BP Group)
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Mitsubishi to Replace 10,000 PCs with New NT Machines
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January 20, 1999 (TOKYO) -- Mitsubishi Corp., a major trading company,
told Nikkei Computer that it is replacing 10,000 older PCs that run
on Windows 3.1 with new Windows NT Workstation 4.0 machines this year.
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The move marks the most significant case in which a Japanese company
is introducing NT machines to upgrade its in-house computer operations.
Work to replace 4,000 PCs has already been completed, the company said.
Mitsubishi is in the midst of introducing the R/3 enterprise resource
planning (ERP) software package and has found that R/3 client modules
are incompatible with Windows 3.1. For that reason, the company decided
to replace its old PCs with more up-to-date models.
Also, it is introducing pcANYWHERE desktop management tools from Symantec
Japan Inc., for use by the company's help desk.
Related story: Asahi
Breweries to Use NT OS for all Client Computers
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