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IDC bullish on Linux in the enterprise

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 8 comments
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IDC analyst Al Gillen, who is giving the opening keynote at the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit kicking off today in Austin, Texas, is expected to cite figures from an IDC white paper entitled "The Role of Linux Servers in Commercial Workloads" that show that Linux has done well and proved itself in the enterprise, and is expected to continue that trend through 2011.

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Comments (8)

softwarejanitor ·
Of the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit... hopefully he will blog about it...
helios ·
you bet I am here now sitting between Earl Mamrose and John Maddog Hall...will blog Thursday
dinotrac ·
Helios --

Remember --

Sharp elbows can be your best friend.

Oh -- and this:

I don't know about Mamrose, but, in the early part of this millenium, Maddog was a very competent after-hours elbow-bender. You have been warned.
wjl ·
Hehe Ken - poke Earl from his German colleague ;-)
techiem2 ·
Oh how I wish I was there... Earl seems like a great guy from the little bit of interaction I've had with him via emails about ZaReason stuff.

tuxchick ·
Break like the wind, young Ken!
thenixedreport ·
Ken, tell Earl I said hi. :-)
helios ·
ok, checklist...

wind broken often

hall cleard

elbow bent often tonight with Maddog, Bruce Perin and SJVN.

Schmoozing and boozing complete, and I have the photos to prove it...to be posted Thurs.

Now I'm going to allow visions of python parsers dance in my head.

h

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