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Conference 7.286::digital

Title:	The Digital way of working

Moderator:	QUARK::LIONELON

Created:	Fri Feb 14 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	5321
Total number of notes:	139771

4554.0. "Michael Raspuzzi's successor?" by MUDIS3::JONES (Selling Wales by the quid) Thu Apr 18 1996 06:21

Hi,

I hope this is the right conference. I'm an account manager for 5 
Siemens divisions based in Munich, Germany. At the end of last year we 
had crash dumps produced by an ftVAX running Air Traffic Management in 
Lithuania. The dump was analysed by Michael Raspuzzi, Principal Software 
Engineer, based in Nashua, New hampshire. Michael had the location code @ZKO. 
We've now discovered that Michael no longer works for the company. The ELF 
entry has been deleted.
So, my question is: Can someone tell me the name of Michael's manager 
or one of his colleagues? It would also be helpful if you could also 
give me the outside line telephone number.
Thanks in advance!

Kind regards
Mitchell

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
4554.1	IPMT or QAR	XDELTA::HOFFMAN	Steve, OpenVMS Engineering	`Thu Apr 18 1996 12:21`	8
	There are an assortment of folks here at ZKO that analyze system dumps, and there are many reasons for system crashes. These dumps are usually logged via IPMT or QAR problem reports, a preliminary dump analysis is performed by the on-duty coroner, and the dump is then dispatched to one of the (hopefully) relevent OpenVMS engineer(s) responsible for maintaining the failing component(s).
4554.2	Contact Bryan Jones	NETCAD::COOPER		`Thu Apr 18 1996 13:52`	5
	Bryan Jones VMSSPT::BJones was Mike's manager.
4554.3	New LAT support engineer	STAR::KOJNOK		`Fri Apr 19 1996 12:11`	8
	My name I Adam Kojnok (STAR::KOJNOK), DTN 831-1981, and I am the new support engineer for LAT. My problem manager is Steve Woodard (STAR::WOODARD), he handles IPMTs for LAT. Regards, Adam
4554.4		NETCAD::BRANAM	Steve, Hub Products Engineering, LKG2-2, DTN 226-6043	`Mon May 06 1996 14:05`	3
	What? Mr. LAT is gone? That is a real loss to the company. I worked with Mike when I did a little support on TSM. He was a very sharp guy. It's no surprise to hear someone with a demanding application missing his expertise.