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>>  LEAD STORY:  Expert: Companies need to plug in to open-source
>>  NEWS:  Microsoft wary of Linux desktop threat
>>  WEBCAST:  Can Windows and Unix play nice?
>>  THE MISSING LINK:  Shut up and drive, or die?
 News and Top Stories  

LEAD STORY
Expert: Companies need to plug in to open-source  (SearchWin2000.com)
Linux and open-source software aren't for every situation, but with Windows licensing costs on the rise, lots of IT administrators in traditional Windows shops are looking more closely at all of their options. A co-founder of the Apache Software Foundation tells SearchWin2000.com where enterprise Linux and open-source are gaining traction in the heavily Windowed world of IT.
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NEWS
Microsoft wary of Linux desktop threat (Reuters)
Somewhere, a penguin's ears are burning. Microsoft's Chief Financial Officer said this week that if Linux gets a grip in the desktop market, Windows' growth could be hurt. And it's a market the Linux community is going for.

NEWS
.NET Server RC2 ready to go (CNET)
Microsoft is now serving up the second release candidate of .NET Server 2003 -- the one many customers expected about three weeks ago. You may register for a trial version of RC2 via Microsoft's Customer Preview Program.

DAILY HEADLINES
All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.
  > Microsoft releases new Small Business Manager
  > Gosling e-mail blames Sun for Java woes
  > Patch addresses new Internet Explorer flaw
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WEBCAST
Can Windows and Unix play nice?
Author Paul Hinsberg presents solutions to common compatibility problems faced by IT admins. Discussion topics include both administrative issues and programmatic concerns.
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FEATURED TOPIC
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What's happening with Microsoft's management strategy? Where are the products? How can Windows managers use what's available today and prepare for what's coming? Our reporters offer some answers to these questions.

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THE MISSING LINK
Shut up and drive, or die?

In a turn of events shocking to no one, the Harvard Center for Risk Analysis has analyzed the risk of talking on your cell phone while you drive. The results? The wireless, the wheel and well being are not, to use an IT term, integrateable.


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