Think Enterprise Computing when you hear SAP. SAP AG are gung-ho on Linux and open source database MySQL MaxDB. SAP have committed themselves on Linux (with pride..that's what their site says). I've worked on SAP on traditional Unices and also on Linux. Many IT Managers (worth their salt) are adopting SAP on Linux. Works like a charm on Mission Critical ERP environment.
Companies offering development positions for their run-of-the-mill applications may not be greatly impressed in your PhD. However, some organization do take PhD's in their research labs. SAP AG (www.saplabs.com) comes to my mind.
We have a client running production SAP Instances on linux. Adoption of linux on mission critical enterprise applications shows it is gaining acceptence in industry.
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Think Enterprise Computing when you hear SAP. SAP AG are gung-ho on Linux and open source database MySQL MaxDB. SAP have committed themselves on Linux (with pride..that's what their site says). I've worked on SAP on traditional Unices and also on Linux. Many IT Managers (worth their salt) are adopting SAP on Linux. Works like a charm on Mission Critical ERP environment.
www.sap.com/linux
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Companies offering development positions for their run-of-the-mill applications may not be greatly impressed in your PhD. However, some organization do take PhD's in their research labs. SAP AG (www.saplabs.com) comes to my mind.
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We have a client running production SAP Instances on linux. Adoption of linux on mission critical enterprise applications shows it is gaining acceptence in industry.