@Jakewk @reillyusa @virtualsteve I don’t think there’s an actual awareness. It’s just that brain is flexible and grew used to complexity

@reillyusa @virtualsteve If turning enterprise IT into a frictionless experience is not a big deal to you, you’ll be irrelevant in 10 years

@reillyusa @virtualsteve Biggest challenge is not realising new generations have completely different expectations on how IT should work

@DavidCottingham @virtualsteve they simply have a noise cancellation filter to cut out my snarky comments. It’s tuned on the Italian accent.

@reillyusa @virtualsteve 🙂 Embracing and enabling frictionless IT is a long process. For both vendors & customers. I know it will take time

@reillyusa @virtualsteve you are preaching to the man that spent 1 year talking about Frictionless IT in Red Hat 🙂

@DavidCottingham @virtualsteve they don’t allow me to sit too close to the stage…

@virtualsteve it was not big 🙂 barely heard from the last rows where I am. Which is scary.

@maishsk and it’s factually untrue. At least for the vendor that just made the statement.

@yuriybrodskiy The line is customer support. And when you only support your own HW you cannot go on stage and talk about HW agnosticism.