Migrating a Small Business To Linux

[ Thanks to James Maguire for this link. ]

"In a tight economy, it's more important than ever to make sure every dollar spent is providing maximum return. And for a growing number of small businesses, this means reexamining plans for upgrading existing servers and workstations.

"For many small businesses, this translates into more of the same. Renewing expensive licenses, buying newer computer towers and of course, in some instances, installing updates to legacy Windows software.

"Cost in a value-based economy

"What is the value proposition in getting a small business to make the switch to Linux?

"Not able to offer a clear answer?

"Then consider this as one possibility – control."

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