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:LinuxPlanet: Boscov's Inches Into Linux
LinuxPlanet: Boscov's Inches Into Linux
Sep 4, 2003, 19 :00 UTC (5 Talkback[s]) (7994 reads)

(Other stories by Jacqueline Emigh)

"Successful Linux deployments sometimes happen gradually. Boscov's, a Linux pioneer in the department store space, is a great case in point.

"The $1 billion regional retailer already uses Linux to run Apache, Radius, GNU Privacy Guard (GPG), IBM Tivoli's NetView, AcuCobol, special invoicing software, and Linuxcare's Levanta 2.0, among other apps and services.

"Meanwhile, some of Boscov's other software still lives on zOS, AIX, Microsoft Windows, or DOS. As part of ongoing cost containment, though, the retailer foresees future Linux migration for a number of remaining apps, including its OLAP server, PeopleSoft financials, and probably even its point-of-sale (POS) system..."

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Related Stories:
Computerworld: Boscov's Turns to Linuxcare for Help Running Linux on IBM Mainframe(Aug 15, 2003)
ZDNet: Store chain is sold on Linux(Jan 24, 2002)
SiliconValley.com: Cash-strapped companies embrace Linux(Nov 26, 2001)
InfoWorld: Investing in Linux [Boscov's Dept. Store Goes With Linux](Nov 01, 2001)


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i see these articles about linux enterpr ...   so much choice   
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Sep 4, 2003, 19:59:00
 
Ok, You said you would look on your own, ...   Re: so much choice   
Joe User
Sep 4, 2003, 22:35:43
 
Yep, somehow SCO's gonna squeeze all ...   And SCO will beat them all!   
Doug Bostrom
Sep 4, 2003, 23:16:05
 
It great to read about companies that un ...   Good business decisions   
Richard Hayes
Sep 5, 2003, 00:03:42
 
[snip]>  Use GNU/Linux where appropriate ...   Re: Good business decisions   
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