Towards the end of DellEMCWorld 2016, Richard and I talk about what went on at the event. We discuss the types of people in attendance, how our combo-loco presentation went, and our take of what Pivotal being part of Dell Technologies will mean going forward. We also talk about the attendees make-up, an interview we did with previous Pivotal Conversations guest Barton George, and Coté’s interview on theCUBE talking about Pivotal’s momentum and what our customers are up to.
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