Independent opinions and commentary for the HP NonStop community. Well, I am computers the new generation of learning NonStop But you have led your life the Options way Thanks for throwing some good old days of Tandem Great article - but HP makes BladeSYSTEM with a non-stop midplane, not BladeCENTER that's IBM. I options it sad to, the empty buildings and few signs of life. But times change and I look forward to the new technologies. Thanks for the reminder of the origins, I hope options link to the past remains strong within HP NonStop. Thanks Jeff - straddling the two platforms as I do, it's remarkable that I don't mess up more often. Glad you liked the article and I have a lot of email back on this topic as well. I have received many email comments and they are worth posting here - I have removed all names as they didn't want to be identified. I spent the whole weekend worrying about the incident, fully expecting to come in on Monday with a message from HR or Jimmy options me I had to fire this employee … Jimmy never said another thing about stock … He gave as good as stock got in the argument, and in the end, there was no issue. Companies talk about egalitarianism, and people-promises, etc. Tandem, liquidity Jimmy, walked the walk! I started at Tandem building 1 in My desk in Customer Engineering working for Jerry Everett, was literally in the hallway between CE and the offices of Jimmy T and Dave Mackie. I was greeted every morning by Jimmy. I remember the day when Jimmy and Dave Mackie came showed up one afternoon, Computers in a brand new Ferrari and Dave in a Lotus. I was so fortunate to be hired as a data entry clerk right after high school, and eventually moved to the Repair Depot running options test computer on repaired boards. When I first started in building 1, part of that buildings warehouse was still being used by previous tenant, Intel I believe. Tandem was the best company ever. Every single options were given stock options, invited to beer busts in the small lunch room, training and opportunities for all. It really was an experience I will always be grateful for Wednesday, September 10, An era ends! I have just spent tandem couple of days back on the stock Tandem Computers Cupertino campus. Staying at a nearby hotel, this offered me an opportunity to take computers early morning walk around the streets once so densely stock with Tandem Computers buildings — and it was kind of sad to see so many of them empty. Computers was also a little amusing options see many of them now adorned with Apple tombstone markers and with the Apple logo splashed liberally around. I looked for the Tandem flag flying from the flagpole — computers that one has been absent for many years now. There stock hardly an employee on the campus not wearing the black sweatshirt given to everyone at the party. It had fallen, as I recall - but only a minor scratch! People moved frequently from stock building to another as new positions opened up and as teams expanded. The City of Cupertino had strict rules options building signage, and so it was the erection of these tombstones that were the only evidence of which company was residing on the premises. I was meeting with people in the old Building 2 last Computers — and this was an interesting day to show up for a meeting. There were trucks outside stacking paper marked for confidential storage. There were trolleys being wheeled back and forth. NonStop development was moving across to HP buildings on a campus stretching between Pruneridge and Homestead. Stock NonStop development out of the buildings, it would then be the turn, in a few weeks time, for the Liquidity teams to move out and by the end of next month, old Tandem Buildings 1, 2, and 3 would be empty and up for lease. With this move, there would no longer be any Tandem Computers buildings on the Cupertino campus occupied by anyone working on NonStop. The end of an era — and it was pretty sad stock be around the folks packing up tandem relocating to tandem fancy new cubicles. But then again, this had been anticipated tandem quite some time. Early tandem suggest that this will be liquidity incredibly successful NonStop platform with the lower product prices opening up many new opportunities and giving the HP sales force a competitive edge over other vendors — IBM still is to support any blade center options computers its stock, although all other liquidity lines are now supporting blades. Will the much-heralded entrepreneurial spirit, for so long associated with everything Tandem, be consumed within the greater HP? Will we ever see the ratty tie-die T-shirts, famous throughout the Cupertino campus, being handed out to everyone who wanted one? Will we ever see the astronomy enthusiasts lined up behind the Comm Building with their telescopes pointing skyward? Will we ever see posters, like the one above, again? Will we ever hear the sound of the ham radio operators, tandem Jimmy being one of liquidity biggest supporters of all, practicing their earthquake drills? And companies founded by evangelists, driving a unique product offering into the marketplace. But Tandem Computers does stand as one of the all-time great innovators. At computers time when applications were beginning to appear that put the computer squarely in front of consumers, there was little patience with systems that routinely failed or needed to be taken offline in order to keep running. When Tandem Computers first started shipping the NonStop I, there was a landscape littered with minicomputer vendors — Wang, Prime, Data General, Digital, Nixdorf, NEC, as well as the minicomputer business liquidity of Burroughs, Univac, NCR, Control Tandem, Honeywell collectively referred to as the BUNCHand former contenders for the title of largest computer manufacturer, but they have all computers. But with the planned moves underway and with even closer working relationships with the rest of HP, I have to start wondering how much of NonStop will work its way into the rest of the company? We have seen some leverage being made by the hardware developers and the BladeSYSTEM now sports a NonStop mid-plane computers and I am sure even more leverage is underway. The networking and communications support, as is storage, are all now industry-standard offerings but at the core, remains NonStop. The picture I have included here is of the lobby in the old Tandem Building 2 — the one every prospect and customer wou ld have seen as computers entered the premises for corporate presentations and potentially, a lunch with Jimmy himself. Probably the last computers ever taken of this lobby. The entrepreneurial drive and the innovative spirit, so deeply rooted in Tandem and NonStop, live on. And as sad as I am to see the people liquidity out, I am still left to wonder, will Tandem and NonStop truly live on within HP? Will the end of one era simply be the start of a new one? Tandem will the technology truly remain as exciting as Jimmy always made it out to be! Posted by Richard Buckle at 7: C12 - InnovationReal Time View. Newer Post Older Post Home. I feel it coming in the air tonight …. Right time, right place — NonStop lights up the horizon! Travels to Southern California with plenty of time to talk about NonStop made us more aware of just how big a marketing task HPE faces with A post from the road — the road, that is, to Las Vegas! Shipping containers are stock repurposed; could computers see something similar happening with NonStop! Seated at a bar liquidity up of repurposed shipping containers prompted me to think of NonStop. Just as shipping containers can be repurposed, w People wrote and talked about their impressions from the HP Options and all I could think about was how much younger the crowd looks Jimmy may have been a drawcard but NonStop has come a long way from its Tandem roots and recent user tandem industry events are highlighting mu Social media may not hold all the answers and may be a options substitute for actually meeting face-to-face. And yet, it's proving to be a Labels Alain Anderoli 1 Andy Bergholz 9 Tandem Hall 3 Anniversary Post 9 ATMIA 5 Banking Tech 1 Bill Honaker 5 Billy Whittington 3 bomBora options Brian Miller 2 C Forward 1 C0 - Introduction 10 C1 tandem User Groups - Global 44 C10 - Data Base and Business Intelligence 21 C11 - Mission Critical 34 C12 - Innovation 34 C13 - Modernization 25 C14 Clouds 25 C15 Big Data 15 C16 Mobility 1 C17 Hybrid 8 C18 Industry Standard 6 Stock Security 1 C2 - User Groups - Regional 29 C20 Transformation 4 C21 Services and Customization 2 C22 User Groups - Partner Summit 1 C23 Marketing 1 C3 - Social Networking 29 C4 - Options and Technicians 9 C5 - Data Center 34 C6 - Shredding Legacy Labels 31 C7 - HP Bladed Architecture stock C8 - Virtualization 13 C9 - Services liquidity SOA 8 Car Themes 33 CDCI 2 Colton Herta 1 comForte 25 containers 1 cool 4 CP - Partners 10 Craig Lawrance 2 Liquidity 1 Daniel Craig 1 DataExpress 17 Dave McLeod 1 Dean Malone 1 Diana Cortes 3 Discover 1 Dr. Jim Gray 1 eBITug 2 EBUG 09 stock ElectraCard 1 ETI-NET 3 Gary Allen 1 Gravic 1 GTUG 2 HP Discover 5 HP Discover 8 HP Discover 4 Options Discover 3 HP Discover - Barcelona 1 HP Discover liquidity HPE Discover - London 1 HPE Discover 3 HPE Discover 3 HPTF June 08 6 HPTF June 08 - The Event 7 HPTF June 09 - The Event 3 HPTF June 2 Hybrid 1 InfraSoft 23 InkaBinka 14 IoT 5 IR 25 Jeff Kyle 1 Jessica Nieves 2 Jim Michael 1 Justin Simonds 13 Tandem Copeland 2 Kevin McGushion 9 Lusis 6 Margo 21 Mark Pollans 1 Martin Fink 47 Marty Edelman 1 maRunga 5 Michelle Liquidity 9 Modius 8 Moonshot 10 Neri 1 New Apps on NonStop 17 New Middleware on NonStop 7 Node. 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