I dont know what category to put this in. Just heard of this. Sounds
like a decent job opportunity for Delhi Linux folk.
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re
rahul

   Accel to set up Linux centers         
   The competency centers, to be set up with an investment of Rs 2 crore,
   will enable ISVs to simulate client environments and critically analyze
   the solutions.                        
   Monday, March 29, 2004                
                                         
   CHENNAI: Accel ICIM, provider of IT solutions and system integration, will
   very shortly set up Linux Competency Centers in Chennai and Delhi. These
   Linux competency centers, to be set up with an investment of Rs 2 crore,
   will enable ISVs to simulate client environments and critically analyze
   the solution offered, in terms of ease and performance prior to buying the
   product.                              
                                         
   Briefing the media, president and COO of Accel ICIM, SV Sriram, remarked
   that Linux is gaining ground in India too, especially in the e-governance
   projects, which are running on the Linux platform. "Many of the public
   sector units and large corporates are shifting to the Linux platform. The
   key factor in Linux building ground is its cost saving factor. Though in
   India, the market has already been created for Linux, when it comes to
   support not many players are there in this space. And Accel will address
   this segment through its competency center and call center."
                                         
   The competency centers will offer proof-of-concept and development
   environment, hands-on demonstrations, product benchmarking, Linux and open
   source consultancy and implementation services, beta testing, Linux and
   open source software support service. Each Linux competency center will be
   equipped with Sun x86 range servers. These servers will have the various
   applications like SendMail, Qmail, Samba, Oracle, MySQL, Apache, Squid and
   others running in a clustered environment, so that a company may test and
   analyze the technology before investing the same.
                                         
   According to Sriram, "The Linux Competency Centers will generate revenue
   to the tune of Rs 40 crore." What about the rate of conversion to Linux?
   "Anybody who comes to our competency center will convert," he replied.

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