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November 2004, Week 4

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Subject:
re IT Rights Property Ramblin
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Charles Ciesinski <[log in to unmask]>
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Charles Ciesinski <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 24 Nov 2004 15:38:09 -0500
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To All,

Jerry wrote, 

"HP knows that license transfers/etc. will be an issue after 2006 and from what
I understand, have either been working on or have formulated a plan to address
it."

The issue of license transfers has been in HP's court since HPWorld 2003, in Atlanta. During the Customer/HP Management Panel, nick-named the 'Last Supper' by Ron Seybold because of 6 customers, 6 HP'ers and one moderator, the license transfer issue was brought up and HP said they would take it back to Cupertino for review.  For over a year and a half, we as customers have been waiting for HP to respond to this issue.  For those at HP who monitor this list, I believe that the time has come for HP to let it's customers know what YOU as HP are going to do about it.  

And yes, I was one of those 6 customers on the panel who wanted an answer...

Chuck Ciesinski

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