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Car’s on the driveway; snow is abating and we can’t wait for the drive to NonStop TBC 2019!



In the time that has passes following last year’s NonStop Technical Boot Camp (TBC), NTI has experienced amazing success in the marketplace in terms of new customers, further upgrades as well as successful PoCs / Pilots of new features.

From NTI’s perspective and from the evidence our DRNet® customers are providing, the NonStop X has developed considerable momentum and we have been pleased with the way we together with our many customers have been riding this wave.

Furthermore, the new virtualized NonStop is bound to find additional customers and we are already across many ongoing discussions with our customers and prospects alike; as for DRNet®/Vision – this too has developed traction in the short time we have had this new product in the marketplace and as for JSON support (recently added to complement our JDBC option) this too has attracted considerable interest even from NonStop users who are currently using products from other vendors!

There will be plenty of questions at this year’s TBC that will kick off this weekend in Burlingame, California none with a higher priority than those surrounding the major HPE initiatives to bring support of data center products to the edge even as HPE moves to support all of its current product offerings on the basis of “as-a-Service.”

There will be answers and explanations we believe that should make this TBC lively but for NTI, it will still be all about our DRNet® customers – looking forward to seeing you! Drop by our desk and yes, we extend a warm invitation to you to attend our presentation, Tuesday at 1:00 pm!

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