TrendSetter eNewsletter Archives

Issue: 7 - The Increasing Popularity of Linux.

The Increasing Popularity of Linux In this issue of TrendSetter, the focus lies in Linux. By incorporating an open source operating system, companies around the world are beginning to see changes in what they expect from their systems and applications. Laura Scott clearly shows through her article exactly why these expectations are changing and the ways in which companies are bringing Linux into their environments. Meanwhile, Frank Welder delves into the trend of Linux and its impact specifically on the SMB market.

In the Software Corner this quarter, Diane Hage gives an answer to the inevitable email storage problem facing all companies in this day and age. In addition, Orville Lantto gives tips regarding options for Tivoli Storage Manager and Mark Waldrep analyzes today's marketplace and the immediate benefits through creating a relationship rather than a sale.

• From the President's Desk
  Expecting More From Your IT Solution Provider Mark Waldrep illustrates the value of creating relationships in today's marketplace.
  
  
• Linux: Open for Business
  Laura Scott explains how organizations are using Linux as the open source operating system becomes more popular internationally.
  
  
• Industry Trends
  Adopting a Penguin Frank Welder takes a look at the adoption of Linux and why it has become beneficial to SMB customers in particular.
  
  
• Software Corner:
  CommonStore for a Common Problem: Archival of Email Libraries Diane Hage offers a solution to maintain and handle the growth of email archives and SAP documents.
  
  
• Tech Tip:
  New Options for Tivoli Storage Manager Orville Lantto provides in-depth tips to improve disk I/O performance and Tivoli functionality.
  
  

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He now works for Microsoft, writing error messages.