Most all of there efforts switched from Networker into their Avamar product.  
This was evident with the Exchange 2010 Support.  Typically something that 
would get released 90 days after a product is released took them 1.5 years to 
release.  And if you noticed during this same period Avamar had Exchange 2010 
support.  In fact our account rep tried to get us to switch from Networker to 
Avamar.

I have been questioning where Networker has been heading since that all started 
and how much effort is EMC going to keep putting into Networker based on these 
actions.

Someone said do we want a good vs bad product release, I think maybe something 
more transparent like a roadmap of what they have planned would make plenty of 
Networker customers happy.

Just my thoughts....

Thanks
Paul

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