A list of Python users?

[Andrew Dalke]

Jan Dries wrote:
>Indeed, but as to IBM, it only says "Python was ported to OS/390 UNIX
>System Services to facilitate automated testing of internet tools." Not
>exacty my idea of "IBM extensively using Python in many areas of the
>company", as Ron put it.
>That's why I asked for more references.
...
>But
>some good references to IBM would make my case to sell Python to my
>management a whole lot easier.

Did a Google search for:
   +site:ibm.com python -developerWorks -"mailing list"
but didn't find much in the way of hits refering to internal use
of Python by IBM.  The developerWorks may include some mentions,
but there were too many generic (non-IBM specific) matches to
evaluate.  Here's what I did find.

http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/zos/unix/python.html
] Python was ported to OS/390 UNIX System Services to facilitate
] automated testing of internet tools.

http://domino.watson.ibm.com/MathSci/SIAMwork.nsf/d8aaf9108ec678a38525663400
552c87/c980c2fd8079388185256634005d2e1c?OpenDocument
] The Graphical User Interface (GUI) in VBM is implemented in Python

http://www8.software.ibm.com/solutions/isv/igssg.nsf/NFbankWeb/86256529006D5
512002569E7005D1677?opendocument
] Business Problem:
] Enabling e-business practices simply, securely and effectively for SMB's.
] Programming Languages used:
] C, C++, Python, PHP, Javascript

http://www.almaden.ibm.com/cs/people/bayardo/vinci/vinci.html
] Vinci: A Service-Oriented Architecture for Rapid Development of
] Web Applications ...
] Vinci already includes XTalk stacks in C++, Java, Perl, Python, and
PalmOS.

                    Andrew
                    dalke at acm.org