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Admin, can we close this please? &nbsp;I'm not getting any traction.
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Admin, can we close this please?  I'm not getting any traction.

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I need to PM and or phone/skype with someone using hyper-converged solutions who likes them and understands them.<br />
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We are in Houston and our data center flooded and we lost all. &nbsp;We are now considering going to hyper-converged but my boss is asking if we &quot;know&quot; anyone using it who can talk to us about pros, cons, etc. &nbsp;We don't want a sales person. &nbsp;We want the real world usage people.<br />
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Is there anyone who is using hyper-converged who is willing to PM and or Skype call and discuss?<br />
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I'm sure I can make it worth your while.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Cliff
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I need to PM and or phone/skype with someone using hyper-converged solutions who likes them and understands them.

We are in Houston and our data center flooded and we lost all.  We are now considering going to hyper-converged but my boss is asking if we "know" anyone using it who can talk to us about pros, cons, etc.  We don't want a sales person.  We want the real world usage people.

Is there anyone who is using hyper-converged who is willing to PM and or Skype call and discuss?

I'm sure I can make it worth your while.

Thanks

Cliff

I need to talk to someone using hyper-converged solutions

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