Obsidian Systems has launched the Linux Migration Service, a portfolio of consulting services that allows companies to evaluate the cost savings of using open source software.
Dumisani Mtoba, senior systems engineer at Sun Microsystems SA, says the LX50 server enables the use of high-performance technical computing applications.
Computer Associates International (CA) has added several new solutions to its portfolio of management solutions for distributed and mainframe Linux implementations.
The Prince of Orange meets the Penguin, as the Dutch-sponsored Waterdome selects Linux as the desktop of choice for the World Summit media centre.
Sybase SA has announced the local availability of Replication Server 12.5 for Linux, an enterprise-class data replication technology.
The ACCPAC Advantage Series for the Linux operating system has been released.
AfriBiz is exploring Linux education due to the shortage of Linux-educated personnel.
From hacker pastime to robust enterprise-ready operating system, Linux has matured rapidly over the past couple of years, and while it still has its faults and shortcomings, it is quickly silencing its critics.
Obsidian Systems has won the sole local distribution rights for the Red Hat Linux operating system.
JD Edwards (JDE) is planning to offer JDE customer relationship management (CRM) applications built on a Linux-based infrastructure from IBM.
The newly formed Linux Users Association took its first official step today with the announcement of Linux and Opensource 2002, a local Linux conference to be held in November.
Oracle has announced partner support of the Oracle9i database on the Linux operating system.