Hi,
Glad to see a fellow storage guy here !!. As already stated by a few Monks here, that the best way to convince them is do some automation with Perl. That will be the moment that you can get them hooked to Perl. One or two initial automation scripts will have them convinced.
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use Learning::Perl;
use Beginning::Perl::Ovid;
print "Awesome Books";
http://dwimperl.com/windows.html is a boon for Windows.
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