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> They expect backlash and thinks it’s worth the cost, because they plan on milking the remaining customers asap. Why would they think that after that disaster
by sofixa 3y ago
> They expect backlash and thinks it’s worth the cost, because they plan on milking the remaining customers asap.
Why would they think that after that disaster said customers will still be with them? I no longer have the displeasure of being a VMware customer, but if I saw what they're currently doing while jacking up prices and trimming support, what possible reason would there be to remain as a customer? Inertia? At some point you know the bill will be too high, so might as well move before it gets too bad.
VMware will end up like Symantec or similar, a shell of a company that people know of, but nobody actually uses on purpose.
- alphager 3y agoThat's the whole plan. They basically only want to retain the fortune 500 customers and wing them dry. Anybody that can migrate away will do so, but the rest will be taken to the cleaners.
- The_Colonel 3y agoThere's little competition in some of VMWare's segments and even if there is, the migration is long, expensive and risky.