CPG is doing a whole lot of work using Spring. Almost all of their service engines are developed in Java and run under the Spring framework. I would think Smart is a very good place to work at if you're a Unix/Linux/open source kind of person.
Almost everything CPG does is Linux. And if not, Solaris or very rarely AIX or HPUX. Only here will you see a DB doing 40,000 SQL transactions per second. :) As for Globe... well my understanding is their big projects are all outsourced to people like Soluziona. Or for example G-Cash which they've been bragging about is a turnkey solution from Utiba Mobility. Nothing interesting there. If Globe actually has an open-source group that actually has pull (e.g. does high-profile projects) that would be a welcome development because it would mean companies can sell into Globe directly rather than have to work through solutions integrators. On 3/21/07, Roger Filomeno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, Unix requirements doesnt always means opensource work like the ad I got before -- looking for administrators for Unix/Oracle (i dont want to get flamed! ^_^). I must really have missed those job posts since i couldnt find them on them on their Smart site's career links. As for Globe, I'll go down later and ask the HR since our new office is at Globe Tower 2 anyway and maybe meet some of GT's opensource pips on the way (Anyone on this list?)
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