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============ Still, OSS� potential in the enterprise shouldn�t be taken lightly. Even Microsoft doesn�t. The company, together with IBM and Oracle, is a platinum sponsor for LinuxWorld Malaysia 2003, interesting development for many attendees. �It reflects Microsoft�s desire to co-exist with Linux; the company doesn�t want to be left out and there is room for both,� says Faisal. �There is this thing that Microsoft is supposedly the evil guy and Linux the good guy -- this is not true.� Microsoft�s participation in LinuxWorld Malaysia 2003 signifies a shift in strategy as it competes fiercely with OSS. Microsoft general enterprise strategy manager Christopher H. Short was at hand to speak on �breaking down barriers of coexistence and interoperability.� �Microsoft and Linux need to work together,� he tells the conference audience. �We want to be able to coexist.� Says Hewlett-Packard Sales Sdn Bhd solution architect for managed services Fung Han Ping: �Linux represents the new wave of computing because it is free, but being a new kid on the block, it would naturally receive resistance from the big boys.� As OSS heads for a promising future in the enterprise, that resistance is increasingly looking like a thing of the past. ============ Read it further at: http://star-techcentral.com/tech/story.asp?file=/2003/7/22/corpit/5868972&se c=corpit am i having nightmare? Best Regards Joe RLU#186063 http://counter.li.org --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.502 / Virus Database: 300 - Release Date: 7/18/03
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