I guess we can agree to disagree. I find the IBM X3 technologies used in
their higher end servers, better on a whole. I definitely prefer the IBM
blades over HP and Dell.
Oh, and I've used both IBM Director and HP Insight. I have to say from
an administration and user standpoint, I prefer the IBM Director.
What we can agree on is they *all* should be running some flavor of
linux! :)
Kevin Flanagan wrote:
There is an facility in Cary, but I don't know if I'd call it a briefing
center. I have been to briefings there, blade servers, etc. There is
also a much bigger facility in the metro Atlanta area, they have
benchmark labs etc there. My sales guy set it up.
For what it's worth, my take is still HP, IBM has good technology, but
in some areas it's really poorly integrated/implemented. The software
that the two vendors have for remote management, IBM's Director and HP's
Insight, weren't even close. Insight was far superior when we compared
a while ago. Of course this is just in the server space.
Kevin
Chris Bullock wrote:
We are an HP shop but, IBM is hitting us up to switch to IBM. We are
visiting the IBM briefing center in RTP Monday and was wondering if
anyone
knew of an HP briefing center in the area?
Regards,
Chris
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