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RE: Re: Covast EDI Accelerator
Jim et al.,
I understand your position and I do respect it but information on this
board, whether it is good or bad, should be discussed openly. Not everyone
has the answers so any information is valuable information. We should not
be afraid to support one product over another; that is my right to support
whomever I want without the fear of someone jumping on my case for it. I
believe in an open and free market where consumers drive the market not
where the market drives the consumers.
Just my humble opinion.
Thanks,
Chris Abellana
EDI Coordinator
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Dawson [mailto:
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 4:48 PM
To:
Subject: Re: [EDI-L] Re: Covast EDI Accelerator
A wise old man once told me to not disparage products on the list since
doing so would come back to haunt me. I've extended that to not
recommending products on the list either. If you have questions about the
Covast product but don't want to call Covast direct (and get caught in the
sales cycle), feel free to email or call me. We have been Covast
integrators since, well, since before they were Covast.
Jim Dawson
Managing Partner
Second Star Professional Services, LLC
www.sspsi.com
919.654.6895
919.548.6521 (mobile)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeff Garwick" <
To: < <
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 4:24 PM
Subject: RE: [EDI-L] Re: Covast EDI Accelerator
> Covast huh? From the people I have spoken to, not many of even heard of
the
> product also many people have told me - you be the judge here : BizTalk
is
> a Microsoft product, Covast is a BizTalk adapter however Microsoft uses
> Sterling for their EDI translator........?
>
> We use Sterling Gentran Server. Recently we had Sterling provide a
> demonstration on their new Gentran Integration Suite product. We also had
> Microsoft demonstrate BizTalk. Both are similar products, both priced
> almost the same. However, the problem I see with BizTalk is that for
> multiple standards, such as EDI, XML, RosettaNet, AS2, ebXML you must set
a
> relationship up for each partner, each standard. Using Sterling you can
> setup one partner and assign many different standards to it. Also the
> Business Process Modeler is much more clearer in Sterling than in BizTalk.
> Don't get me wrong, I do see that BizTalk has some neat features, I just
> don't see it being that user friendly.
>
> Is the Covast product certified for AS2?
>
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