Re: [Fwd: NetVault APM for PostgreSQL]

Justin,

> Just received this from the Product Manager at NetVault.  Do you know if we
have
> much of this stuff already organised in the PG Advocacy project?

Well, you can give them the contact list from the Advocacy page.  Also,
recommend them to Bruce Momjian; if their main market is Japan-Asia, SRA
should be a natural alliance for them (unless they're competitors, of
course).

Also, I would be delighted to have their help in staging a PostgreSQL Birds of
a Feather at LWE-SF.   They could take care of a conference room &
refresments, and I'd recruit attendees and speakers, and they could pitch
their stuff.  Finally, I'd also be happy to stump for PostgreSQL at their
booth for a few hours, and maybe other PostgreSQLites in SF would be as well.

-Josh Berkus


> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: NetVault APM for PostgreSQL
> Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2003 10:23:15 -0700
> From: Adrian Hodgson <adrian.hodgson@bakbone.com>
> To: 'justin@postgresql.org' <justin@postgresql.org>
>
> Justin,
>
> Thanks for your e-mail. My apologies for BakBone not contacting you before
> our press release. Do you have a list of contacts (press, technical,
> marketing) you could send me please for future reference? Perhaps, moving
> forward, we may be able to do some joint marketing activities. We're heavily
> involved in Linux trade shows, LinuxWorld, Enterprise Linux Forum, etc. What
> outbound marketing activities is PostgreSQL involved in?
>
> Your summary of our APM is spot-on. The original request for support for
> PostgreSQL came from our Asia-Pacfic group, and much of the development was
> done in our Japan office.
>
> Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns.
>
> Kind Regards,
>
> Adrian Hodgson
> Product Manager
> BakBone Software
> 858-450-9009, x7593
>
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