IT Management Linux News for Dec 14, 1999
LinuxPR: Linuxcare Appoints Christian A. Paul as Chief Financial Officer (Dec 14, 1999, 21:52)
"Paul brings 17 years of finance and business management
experience, most recently as Vice President and CFO of Cloudscape,
LinuxPR: Linuxcare to Provide Amdahl With Backline Support, Professional Services and Training (Dec 14, 1999, 21:49)
"Amdahl Secures Linuxcare Expertise for its Enterprise Linux
LinuxPR: Linuxcare Pursues Company Vision With Far-Reaching Set of Business Initiatives (Dec 14, 1999, 21:16)
"Company extends Linux Leadership With Funding Round, Expanded
Services, Acquisitions and Recruitments, and Strategic
The Star (Malaysia): Gaining ground in academic circles (Dec 14, 1999, 20:05)
"It took us only one week to evaluate and make the decision to
implement Linux here."
The Star (Malaysia): It Makes Good Business Sense (Dec 14, 1999, 19:52)
"Linux has not only opened up Yeak's business world, but played
a key part in his venture into community work."
LinuxPower: Open for Business (Dec 14, 1999, 19:05)
"Remembering the Linux Business Expo Fall 1999."
VARBusiness: Top 10 Findings From the STATE of the VAR Market 2000 (Dec 14, 1999, 17:06)
"6. One-third of respondents support Linux, up from nil last
VARBusiness: The Coming of E-business -- Internet age promises to redefine business (Dec 14, 1999, 17:03)
"IBM Corp.'s midrange OS/400 grew by more than half to 12
percent, and upstart Linux came from nowhere to a 33 percent
mention. But NT Server is untouchable as the primary server
VARBusiness: Linux Packs a Low Cost Powerful Punch (Dec 14, 1999, 16:54)
"Compared with Linux, Windows 2000 is a vastly more advanced
OS," Hines explains. "Its intrinsic security architecture and
scalability are years ahead of anything Linux can offer."
PRNewswire: InterNetivity announces web-based Business Intelligence solution for the LINUX platform (Dec 14, 1999, 16:29)
"This marks the first entry of a web-based Business Intelligence
tool into the rapidly growing LINUX marketplace."