Health Data Management: Linux Knocking at the Back Door

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"For the vast majority of computer users, Microsoft Windows is the operating system that pops up when they turn on their computer.

"Technology from Redmond, Wash.-based Microsoft has become nearly as familiar to back-end users in information technology departments who are responsible for maintaining the guts of I.T. infrastructures. Machines running Microsoft software are wresting control of server farms that for years have relied on Unix and other proprietary operating systems to run computer networks..."

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