Monthly Archives: April 2005

Thanks for the post Mike! Maybe IBM can affect the way NetApp treats legacy equipment, but I won’t hold my breath. I can’t wait to hear more about your ASCDI experience. I’m sure there are plenty of other interesting things … Continue reading →

The issue of Transferable system licenses came up at the ASCDI conference because of the announcement that IBM is going to OEM equipment from NetApp. IBM seems to allow license transferability as their Licenses travel with the box. But NetApp … Continue reading →

Happy Friday to you! I am back from Denver where the snow is mostly melted and the weather was a fabulous 72 degrees. The best part is you can be sure that I am safe to act as pilot in … Continue reading →

Today I am at the ASCDI conference in Orlando visiting with many of our customers. It is clearly one of the best organzations that I belong to. Interestingly, Joe Marion the organization’s president, has written an opinon article for Processor … Continue reading →

Today I head off to Denver to visit the fresh, melting, snow and a simulator, in which I will complete the test that keeps my flying career alive for another 6 months. You see, professional pilots get tested every six … Continue reading →

Last month I wrote about an article on SearchStorage.com, in this article David Hitz was asked: “EMC is building a powerful software business through acquisitions. Will NetApp go down the same path of moving into adjacent markets to continue to … Continue reading →

Hi everyone, hope you had a great weekend! I am just getting in from a very long travel day. It was great weather, but the legs were long. The ASCDI Spring Conference is almost started! Mike will be flying down … Continue reading →

How much have you snooped around the blog site? Have you noticed off to the right there is a store link? Well you should go there and get registered. In the store you will find much of what Zerowait has … Continue reading →

Sometimes an article can tell you something completely unrelated to the main topic. For example, this July 2001 article from SupplyChainBrain.com is about tracking and planning of inventory; however, there is a sentence in there that NetApp users may be … Continue reading →

You probably saw that Mike Linett submitted a post to the Zerowait High Availability Blog. He will do that from time to time. Having read his post, I almost passed right over a very interesting statement. Mike said: “Today, I … Continue reading →