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I think number of us know that TEData run it servers on RHEL.
Lately they migrated to ..
* Windows Server® 2003—operating system.
* Active Directory® services—identity management.
* Microsoft System Management Server 2003—software distribution, remote assistance, and automated software updates.
* Microsoft Operations Management Server 2005—complete support system.
* Microsoft Office SharePoint® Portal Server 2003—communications and collaboration.
* Windows® Rights Management Services (RMS)—helps control and protect digital information.
http://tedata.net/News_Data_Microsoft.asp also microsoft CRM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TEData#Microsoft_Corp
I think Eng: Ahmed hussien said many times they saved money by using open source..
http://www.eglug.org/conference
what you think about that decision....
And ....
QUOTE
It decided to seek an addition to its Linux-based e-mail messaging system..
So long and thanks for all the fish.
additions!!!
I wish to know what additions he wanted...
wait... i can guess, he wanted to hire some one to restart the exchange server every time its stop..
I wish to know what TEData linux admins comments...
Actually that reminds me with mandriva case and the marketing fund the nigenrain company received from microsoft..
http://blog.mandriva.com/2007/10/31/an-open-letter-to-steve-ballmer/
http://www.theinquirer.net/gb/inquirer/news/2007/11/02/mandriva-nigeria-gate-man
Well i can tell that our HPC at Alexandria Lib is going to run RHEL :)
kol sana wentom tayebn
I Was Known as POSIX
Its HPC for
Its HPC for
Bio-informatics
Molecular Dynamics
Data mining
Its at supplying status wait for installing and configuration we may get case study
I Was Known as POSIX
Whatever they've done,
Whatever they've done, this is not logical o_0 ... Damn, I will not going to ask for their services anymore :(
it's the business
Unfortunately the business/corporate environment is hard, it's not what's most ethical nor the most technically advanced solution that wins, actually it seems that it NEVER wins, other lame factors (politics, marketing, finance, etc..) have their call in this situation.
You don't know what's really behind this agreement and who paid for it to take place, but I can smell some marketoids behind it, soon we'll all see who's the loser...
Now the question is; shall the people from the FLOSS world apply the dirty market tricks or stay the way they are watching FLOSS gain momentum by itself, which is a fact nowadays.
So long and thanks for all the fish.