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:Computerworld: Reach Path to 'Linux Nirvana'...
Computerworld: Reach Path to 'Linux Nirvana'...
Jul 13, 2004, 07 :45 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5594 reads)

(Other stories by Mark Hall)

" ...with archiving tool for data center. That's the message from major software vendors that have jumped on the information life-cycle management bandwagon. SAP AG will release an ILM product, possibly this summer, based on technology from OuterBay Technologies Inc. And Sybase Inc. in Dublin, Calif., has just begun offering OuterBay's ILM technology, joining PeopleSoft Inc., Oracle Corp., EMC Corp. and other companies anxious to get users to migrate their dusty data from high-priced proprietary servers to cheaper Linux machines..."

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