100,000 P6000 EVA customer

by on 01-24-2012 05:27 PM - last edited on 01-24-2012 05:27 PM

CartoonCalvin100X100.JPG By Calvin Zito, @HPStorageGuy

 

Last fall, I had the honor of going to visit Cal State University Monterey Bay.  Neil MacDonald, who runs the the EVA lab (among other things) asked if I would go with him to do an internal video to celebrate the 100,000th EVA shipped.  Well, who wouldn't jump at a chance at going to Monterey Bay AND visiting a customer.  That visit was one of the highlights of 2011.  Of course the fantastic lunch Neil and I had at Phil's Fish Market in Moss Landing sure helped make the day memorable.

 

But really the star of the day was visiting Steven and Paul and hearing about what a work horse the EVA5000 had been and how easy it was to get the P6000 EVA up and running. 

 

I had previously written a blog about this visit but kept it anonymous because I didn't have everything I needed in place to name CSUMB.  Well, lucky for me because today we also did a press release highlighting CSUMB as the 100,000th EVA customer

 

Here's the video that I did on my visit - 99.9% the same as I did for the team celebration we have.  The only change I made was to remove a slide that said "Thanks team". 

 

 

You can learn more about the P6000 EVA at www.hp.com/go/P6000.

 

I'd love to do more stories like these and am working with my customer reference team to do that - if you're interested in being featured on ATSB in either a podcast or a video, drop me an email

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