Time we looked after you
You spend the year looking after our customers. During it-sa week, an informal evening for our reseller and MSSP partners at Wilma Wunder in Nuremberg’s old town.
You’ll have been on your feet all day, so come and sit down with us somewhere nobody is going to pitch you anything. There’ll be food through the evening, something cold to drink, and a short walk back to the Hauptbahnhof. Our exec team, the functional leaders who look after roadmap and service delivery, and the DACH team will all be there, glad to talk if you want to, but mostly to say thank you in person.
We’re keeping the group small so there’s time to talk properly. Let us know early if you’d like to come, and we’ll confirm places first come, first served.
Your team and ours.
Thank you, in person
Your team is out there looking after our customers: making the introductions, working through the tricky questions, staying with it when things get complicated. We’d rather thank you for that over a drink than by email.
Everyone in one room
Our exec team, the functional leaders who look after roadmap and service delivery, and the DACH team you speak with week to week will all be there. A chance to put faces to names, and to raise whatever is on your mind while the people who can do something about it are standing next to you.
Nothing asked of you
Food comes round through the evening and the bar stays open. Nobody presents, nobody stands up to speak, and there’s nothing we need from you on the night. Come as you are, arrive when you can, stay as long as you like.
Wilma Wunder
Wilma Wunder sits on Königstraße in Nuremberg’s old town, a few minutes’ walk from the Hauptbahnhof. Close enough to wander over when the show floor closes, and easy to get back from without a thought for the logistics.
Inside it’s warm and unhurried, the kind of room you can settle into rather than stand up in all night. The kitchen sends out food as the evening goes on and the bar stays open: dishes you recognize, handled with more imagination than tradition usually permits.
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