Same, but also hoping they'll call the corporate hardware/services company "DEC."
He's an enterprise-level field-service tech. He's the go-to guy for most HPs largest clients in Minnesota (UHG, USPS, 3M, UMN all come to mind), and in the Upper-Midwest.
He's always said that DEC did the most incredible stuff out of all the generations of hardware he's seen.
There's a brilliant scene in DEC history where the chip guys had to explain to the board that their latest ceramic thing with legs cost $30 in quantity, and it outperformed the top-line million-dollar ECL-based room-filling VAX product.
But DEC were always B2B and B2A (Business to Academia). They never got B2C at all, which is sad for everyone.