[CLUE-Adm] [Fwd: Possible Meeting Sponsor and Vendor Table]

[Kevin Cullis]

Lynn,

I see no problem allowing them to show products off and telling of the
benefits, i.e. how it helps the technologists do their job. As a
recovering PHB, though, I do want to see what savings in time and money
I would achieve from his product but would also want to see his
numbers.  They can leave out the marketing stuff.

Kevin

Lynn Danielson wrote:
> 
> I went to the ESI website <http://www.systems-integrators.com/> and the
> BMC site <http://www.bmc.com/>.  PATROL is available for Linux on the
> S/390 platform and a couple other UNIX platforms.  I'm not familiar with
> PATROL, is anyone else on the list?  Initially I was guessing that it's
> something on the order of OpenView, Spectrum or Tivoli, but as far as I
> know those programs monitor at a machine level, not an application level
> which is what PATROL is advertising.
> 
> Since I only have three or four speakers lined up for the next six
> months, I'm inclined to invite Rob to talk with us.  Does anyone have
> a reason for me not to?  He seems to have read our vendor policy and
> has the right attitude.
> 
> Lynn
> 
> > I was wonderig what it takes to become a meeting sponsor and also have
> > the ability to show products at the next CLUE meeting? I am with ESI we
> > are a consulting firm that focuses on Enterprise Systems Management, our
> > flag ship product is called PATROL from BMC Software. It monitors and
> > manages systems and applications in the Linux environment.
> >
> > Also I would be willing to be a speaker in a non-sales method ( very
> > technical) and speak about end-to-end transaction monitoring.
> >
> > Please let me know,
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Rob Raphael
> > ESI
> > Systems Engineer
> > 719-638-7033 x 13
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