Hi, Kevin,

Leaving aside for at least a moment the discussion of vendors and spam,
I'm very interested in what you receive from your query about Data
Domain and possibly other dedupe vendors. I suspect other list members
will be as well. When you're done with your investigation, I wonder if
you could you please post a summary of your findings to the list?

One finding I'm particularly interested in: is it properly spelled
"dedupe" or "dedup"? :^)

Thanks!

Conrad Macina
Pfizer, Inc.



-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Malone [mailto:kcmalone AT SALISBURY DOT EDU] 
Sent: Thursday, May 08, 2008 2:01 PM
Subject: Networker and Data Domain

If there is anyone out there who is using a Data Domain dedupe solution
with Networker and would be willing to have a conversation (good or bad)
about it with me, I would be appreciative.  

We are looking at dedupe solutions and I am not endorsing any at this
point, but that is one that we have come across.

You can send me a private e-mail so as not to clog up the listserv.

Thanks,
Kevin



Kevin Malone
Network Administrator
Salisbury University
Information Technology  FH297
kcmalone AT salisbury DOT edu
410-543-6298

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