> To be fair, I do add some level of value to Oracle. My company recently aborted a VDI rollout using a competing solution for 100 seats with the intent to use it as a proving ground to rollout to thousands of seats spanning three continents. I had pointed out early on that Oracle has a VDI solution which would easily cover the problem areas identified early in the process. While I didn't change the outcome, I was a voice.
> This was only possible because I have familiarity with SRSS outside of my job. I feel like the biggest change after Oracle took over is that it is harder to gain exposure to Sun Ray and Solaris outside of a production environment, in part because I think Oracle tends to think in terms of monetary value versus free marketing value. But what do I know. I agree with Marty though, there is a lot of value in word-of-mouth. William Yang _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
