Actually, a coworker of mine who focuses more on the Asset Management side got 
an email asking if he'd like to go to BMC and help test some aspects of Asset 
Management with real-world data and test cases.  I'm hoping that they do this 
with every module, and if so we may see BMC's reputation in the market improve 
as a result.

From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
On Behalf Of strauss
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 4:16 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: It's official from the BMC UserWorld web site ... October 2009

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How about if they take every bit of the $$$ they would have spent on UserWorld 
2008 and hire top-notch quality assurance folks to test and clean up their ITSM 
and ARS code.  I can think of several segments of it that have obviously missed 
out on any sort of coherent QA process.  They could at least come up with the 
resources to QA the new 7.5 stuff properly, so that we don't get a continuation 
of the last several years into 2009-2010.  I would much rather receive releases 
of code that actually work as advertised than listen to hours of hype about 
products that don't (work).

Sorry to be so cynical, but if I could pick my top priority...

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing & IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/

From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
On Behalf Of Susan Palmer
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 3:33 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: It's official from the BMC UserWorld web site ... October 2009

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Has anyone notice how 'un-arslist' this topic has been?  No one seems to care 
and BMC should be concerned about that.  The fact that no one wants to rant 
about it or even make jokes about it is so uncharacteristic of this group.  
This group gets heartburn on a drop of a dime usually.  Say it the wrong way 
and you get 60 replies!  What's going on?  I'm very disappointed in this whole 
affair.  Where's the spark?  Where's the outrage?  Not like you didn't see this 
possibility when you went to the hotel website after last year's RUG and found 
they were under construction .... red flag !!

Are there any plans to share with us any of the news that would have been 
shared in just a few short weeks?  Any podcasts planned?  Do you want the 
regional RUGS to start setting up something to provide this?  No one is 
thinking about these things at BMC?

Why not hold the RUG virtually?  Webex's of the sessions.  Giant webex's of the 
morning gathering.  You have the registrations so you know who would be a valid 
login.  Maybe use this as an opportunity for all customers to login even if 
they didn't register.  What a show of goodwill to the BMC customer community to 
do something like this.  Maybe if people get a taste of the sessions and the 
value they provide more would attend.

Of course I'm being selfish, I don't really care about the other products.  
They have to find people to push their cause.  I'm looking for the Remedy stuff 
!!

I'm sure there's a 100 people here that can think of additional ways to still 
pull this off.

Don't let BMC think we really don't care ....speak up.

Susan
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