Paul,

Have you contacted your local EMC account manager to ask to see a NetWorker 
roadmap?

On Oct 18, 2011, at 3:38 PM, HackNDos wrote:

> 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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