Midsize Businesses Not Considering Linux?
LukePieStalker writes "eWeek is running a
piece
about a research report which concludes that Linux is not even
on the radar screen for midsize businesses. The survey involved
over 1,400 executives of companies with annual revenue around $250 to
$500 million. It seems that, while smaller companies may see the
licensing savings as being significant, and larger companies have
the expertise to manage it, bringing Linux into a midsize Windows
shop creates a multiplatform organization which is prohibitively
complicated and expensive to manage. Unfortunately, companies of
this size comprise the bulk of American business. Quote: "Linux is
free, but the support for it is not.""
Linux is not even on the radar screen for midsize businesses. The survey involved over 1,400 executives of companies with annual revenue around $250 to $500 million.
That's midsize?!
Linux is free, but the support for it is not.
Microsoft now supplies free IT employees with their expensive OS?
Get paid to code OSS
because FreeBSD is better.
Midsize Businesses fear multiplatform organization which is prohibitively complicated and expensive to manage?
Maybe it's a sign that we're all a little nervous in the post-9/11 world.
> softwear :)
Does that come in a size nine?
The government which is strong enough to protect you from everything is strong enough to take everything from you.
And that's the problem! Here you are taking the jobs away from five or six Windows administrators that are now panhandling or something! Good God, man! You're single handedly destroying the entire IT economy as we sit here! Have you no shame?!?!!
That is all.
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